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New on the chart of truth…

  • November 13, 2006
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We have added some new songs to The Chart Of Truth. The fact that Christmas is nearly here does not mean everyone has downed tools and stopped making good songs.

New on The Chart Of Truth this week (although not neces­sar­ily new in any other sense because there's an element of 'catching up' about the whole thing) are…

Timbaland
'Give It To Me'
(It's from his new album and it features Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake.)

All Saints
'Fundamental' / 'On & On' / 'In It To Win It'
(The three best songs from their new album that aren't the single.)

The Gossip
'Standing In The Way Of Control' (Tronic Youth mix)
(A very brilliant remix of a very brilliant song. Unfortunately, if the Beth so-called fucking 'Ditto' here's‑who-I-am piece in the NME is anything to go by, The Gossip are fronted by the most self-con­sciously 'indie', deriv­at­ive, humour­less and try-hard front­per­son of all time.)

Original Cast
'Let In The Sunlight' / 'Life'.
(The two best songs by an amazing unsigned pop band who many people might be confusing with an indie band due to the way they look and the way they sound.)

P Diddy feat Christina
'Tell Me'
(Worth an entry if only for getting Christina to ditch the 1940s for the ten minutes it took to film the video.)

Girls Aloud
'I Think We're Alone Now' / 'Singapore'
(Even though 'Singapore' is something that fell off the 'Chemistry' album. The kitchen sink-fuelled single mix of 'I Think We're Alone Now' makes a good 'fist' of things too.)

Lil' Chris
'Gettin' Enough'
(There will be more Lil' Chris songs going on The Chart Of Truth as soon as we dig out our copy of the album and remember which ones were our favour­ites.)

Snow Patrol feat. Martha Wainwright
'Set The Fire To The Third Bar'
(Anyone who does not like this song is WRONG.)

So that's that for the time being.

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