The Unassigned.: 2012

Saturday, 8 September 2012

ARTICLE: The Art of 'Shade'...

The Art of 'Shade'...

(credit for the above photo goes to Patti La Helle's 'Got 2B Real' series)

What springs to mind when someone utters the word 'shade'? Is it a definition, or perhaps examples that spring to mind? Either way, shade is a term that has become one of the most often used on popular music blogs, sites and social networks such as Twitter. This article intends to explore the truth behind shade and its different forms, as well as the art itself.

SERIES: First Instalment In 'Vocal Summer Summary' - Beyoncé, Christina, Mariah, Rihanna, Whitney...

'I think today far too many young singers are out there in front of audiences "doing it" before they are, actually, in control of a basic (singing) technique'

Joan Sutherland - Legendary opera singer (1926-2010)

With the arrival of summer came the realisation that we finally have the time to discuss the vocal abilities of the top artists of today in detail. Then we wondered: 'Why should we stop there? Why not dissect the vocal abilities of the great (or otherwise) singers of the last twenty or so years?'.

So, after the jump is our first instalment in our 'Vocal Summer Summary' series, and a vocal dissection of Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, Rihanna and Whitney Houston.

Discussing, range, vocal technique, vocal ornaments and their various strengths and weaknesses, we have done extensive research on the above.

Enjoy...

ARTICLE: What Does It Take to Become a Legend?

Icon: a person regarded as a representative symbol or as worthy of

veneration.

Legend: an extremely famous or notorious person, especially in a particular
field - the man was a living legend

a screen legend

With the digital era and its corresponding increase in single sales, has come the misuse of various terms. Previously used to indicate the superiority of certain videos, shoots and musicians, words such as 'epic', 'legendary', 'legend' and 'icon' have become commonplace; used to refer to the most base in the music industry. This has led to such words, in essence, being rendered completely meaningless and it has become quite clear to many that their true meanings must be re-established.

This article intends to reinforce the meaning of both 'icon' and 'legend', as well as determine the necessary criteria for an artist to realise both statuses. It shall also hypothesise the musicians of today who could potentially see the attachment of the aforementioned words to their resume in the near future.

CHART: Top Ten of UK Singles Chart - 17th June 2012...

1) Call My Name - Cheryl Cole

2) Whistle - Flo Rida

3) Sing - Gary Barlow & the Commonwealth Band (feat. Military Wives)

4) Princess of China - Coldplay & Rihanna

5) Feel The Love - Rudimental feat. John Newman

6) We Are Young - fun. feat. Janelle Monae

7) The Power - DJ Fresh feat. Dizzee Rascal

8) Scream - Usher

9) Payphone - Precision Tunes

10) Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen

Friday, 15 June 2012

ARTICLE: How Do You Solve A Problem Like Chris And Rihanna?

It is the summer of 2007 and a song called Umbrella is dominating airwaves around the world. The singer responsible is more popular than she has ever been, featuring on the cover of several iconic magazines and fast becoming one of the world's biggest stars.

Another star who emerged in 2005 is also enjoying a career high. Chris Brown, the all American boy-next-door, is set to release his much-anticipated sophomore record, Exclusive, and is secured to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards.

Sunday 7th September 2007. Rihanna and Chris Brown surprise the world by performing the latter's celebrated remix of the song of the year, Cinderella, at the VMAs, unofficially announcing their debut as a couple. Over the next few months, the two persist in denying a romantic relationship, with Rihanna oft describing Chris as her 'little brother'. The union, that saw the two drawn as the 'younger Beyoncé and Jay-Z', is never actually confirmed, a fact that has since been forgotten. Indeed, it took a tragic event to verify the existence of the relationship that had long been suspected; something that shook the very foundations of the pop industry and had lasting ramifications.

ARTICLE: Why Does Madonna Resent Other Female Pop Artists?

Madonna. The definition of legendary. The undisputed Queen of Pop. She who has inspired countless careers, videos and shoots since her debut, and has successfully reinvented herself many times over.

Yet, time and time again Madonna has found herself in the midst of a self-inflicted feud with a newcomer. The latest star to bear the brunt of the Material Girl's considerable wrath the arguably the biggest pop artist to surface in over a decade, Lady Gaga. But she is far from the first. Every few years, an artist emerges and changes the landscape of pop music in a way that takes the industry by storm. Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, Teena Marie; these three, and many more, have all felt the lash of Ms. Ciccone's acerbic tongue. This article intends to discuss and examine the Madonna's apparent resentment of other prominent female pop artists and determine the possible reasons for her numerous attacks on them and their careers.

INTERVIEW: Leighton Meester Sits Down With Jimmy Kimmel...

Gossip Girl actress Leighton Meester recently sat down with Jimmy Kimmel. Watch the interview after the jump.

The three core members of the Kardashian clan recently sat down with the hilarious Jimmy Kimmel. Discussing love, fashion and their famous family, check out the interview after the jump.

ARTICLE: The Problem With 'Stans'...

In the years since Eminem's infamous hit Stan was released, the term the rap juggernaut coined has since become synonymous with the qualities mentioned in the track itself: obsession, irrationality and implied illiteracy. The internet has since become overrun with denizens who proudly proclaim their 'stan' allegiance; most often given to the most popular female artists of today - Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and Rihanna, though Nicki Minaj is now gaining stans as quickly as she does fast-food hits.

Do not be under the assumption that only the most popular artists have stans. Indeed, even alleged 'has-beens' the likes of Ashanti, Ameriie (the extra 'i' seeming to stand for her admittedly ill-deserved 'irrelevancy') and Christina Milian. One even encounters those who stan for models and video vixens.

Essentially, questionable though their reasons for 'stanning' for a particular artist or celebrity might be, 'stans' will do their best to justify those reasons and uphold the perceived achievements of those they 'stan' for.

However, with that often crazed allegiance comes some serious issues; several of which this article intends to discuss as well as the 'stanbases' that best exemplify each.

With the triumphant return of the hit show Pretty Little Liars having been on Monday, ABC Family has released two new sneak peeks from next week's offering: Blood is the New Black.

With a look at how gruesome the new A is willing to get, watch both after the jump.

In addition to the earlier Arrow trailer, the CW has released another trailer for the already much-maligned Beauty & The Beast.

We, ourselves, haven't bothered to watch it. If you're still checking for Twilight Lite, though, feel free to peep the visual after the jump.

The CW definitely isn't playing around.

With the network's new series not set to premier until October, a month later than usual, they have seen fit to release yet another trailer for one of next season's most anticipated new shows: Arrow.

Starring Stephen Arnell and our girl, Katie Cassidy, check out the visual after the jump.

After months of anticipation, the Weinstein Company has finally released the first trailer for Quentin Tarantino's new film, Django Unchained.

Starring the incredible Leonardo DiCaprio and the Oscar-winning Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz, peep the visual after the jump.

His first live-action film since 2000's 'Cast Away', director Robert Zemeckis returns with 'Flight'. Starring the Oscar-winning Denzel Washington, this drama is about a commercial airline pilot raised to hero status after saving the lives of 98 passengers on a damaged plane.

Watch the trailer after the jump.

With the release of The Amazing Spider Man being less than a month away, Sony Pictures has released three new clips from the feature.

Watch all three after the jump.

1) Born & Raised - John Mayer

2) 21 - Adele

3) What We Saw from the Cheap Seats - Regina Spektor

4) Up All Night - One Direction

5) Here - Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros

6) Blown Away - Carrie Underwood

7) Valtari - Sigur Ros

8) Now 42 - Various Artists

9) Tailgates & Tanlines - Luke Bryan

10) Tuskegee - Lionel Richie

CHART: Top Ten of Billboard's Hot 100 - 16th June 2012

1) Somebody that I Used to Know - Gotye feat. Kimbra

2) Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen

3) Payphone - Maroon 5 feat. Wiz Khalifa

4) We Are Young - fun. feat. Janelle Monae

5) Starships - Nicki Minaj

6) What Makes You Beautiful - One Direction

7) Wild Ones - Flor Rida feat. Sia

8) Boyfriend - Justin Bieber

9) Where Have You Been - Rihanna

10) Glad You Came - The Wanted

Sunday, 3 June 2012

CHART: Top Ten of UK Albums Chart - 3rd June 2012...

1) Sing - Gary Barlow

2) Fall To Grace - Paloma Faith

3) Boys Don't Cry - Rumer

4) Magic Hour - Scissor Sisters

5 Anthems - Russell Watson

6) Our Version of Events - Emeli Sande

7) Number Ones - Bee Gees

8) Valtari - Sigur Ros

9) Talk That Talk - Rihanna

10) 21 - Adele

CHART: Top Ten Of UK Singles Chart - 3rd June 2012...

1) Feel The Love - Rudimental feat. John Newman

2) We Are Young - fun. feat. Janelle Monae

3) Euphoria - Loreen

4) When She Was Mine - Lawson

5) Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen

6) Where Have You Been - Rihanna

7) Too Close - Alex Clare

8) R.I.P. - Rita Ora feat. Tinie Tempah

9) Drive By - Train

10) Chasing the Sun - The Wanted

LIST: Rihanna's 15 Best Songs...

As requested, in addition to the earlier five instalments of our 'Best Songs' feature, we also listed our fifteen favourite songs from pop star Rihanna's hit-heavy discography.

Check out the results after the jump.

The fifth instalment of today's 'Best Songs' feature, we have posted a list of our fifteen favourite Michael Jackson's songs after the jump.

The fourth instalment in today's 'Best Songs' feature, check out our fifteen favourite songs from the legendary Mariah Carey's extensive discography after the jump.

As promised, we have posted Lady Gaga's fifteen best songs after the jump. From Paparazzi to Beautiful Dirty Rich, check out our choices and offer your opinion as to what should come in at #6.

In addition to the earlier Beyoncé post, we have put our list of Britney's fifteen best songs after the jump.

Enjoy.

A few weeks ago, we listed the fifteen best songs for Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson and Rihanna on Twitter. However, we figured it might prove interesting to post the lists in their entirety on here; if only for ease of reference.

After the jump, take a gander at which songs from Beyoncé's extensive discography have made the list and post a comment letting us know if you have any additions.

Also, stay tuned for the other five lists to be posted later on today.

ARTICLE: If Aaliyah Was Still Alive, Would Beyoncé Be As Successful?

It is a question that has circulated the web for over half a decade. With the loss of one of R&B's most promising stars and the subsequent undeniably stratospheric rise of Beyoncé's solo star, many have often wondered whether the latter came as a consequence of a former and whether the now titled 'Queen B' would be as successful if Aaliyah had not passed away in 2001.

While it is fair to consider it a question with merit, one must also wonder as to the motivations behind it. Indeed, one often finds that the 'stan' allegiance of those posing it is somewhat... expected. However, this article has no intention of exploring this issue as a means of criticising them or 'calling them out', so to speak. In fact, it shall attempt to put forward an argument that lacks as much stan bias as possible, with only the use of facts, statistics, as well as media and public opinion.

First, in order to hypothesise as to where Aaliyah would be career-wise in 2012, allow us to discuss just how successful both Aaliyah and Beyoncé were at the time of the former's passing. It is undeniable that Aaliyah's One In A Million performed better than Destiny's Child's eponymous debut; with the former being certified double platinum within a few months and being ranked by Rolling Stone as one of the best albums of the decade, while the latter had only one hit and took far longer to ship just one million copies.

However, Destiny's Child's luck soon changed with the release of their second record, The Writings on the Wall. It was home to the group's first #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, spent most of 1999 in the top 40, and by November 2001, had been certified eight times platinum. It has since gone on to sell over 17 million copies worldwide. Additionally, DC's third record, Survivor (which was released in the same year as Aaliyah's self titled third offering), had two #1 hits and sold almost eight million copies worldwide by the end of the year. To date, it has been certified four times platinum in the states and has shipped fifteen million copies worldwide.

Comparatively, Aaliyah (released shortly before the star's premature passing), while being better received by critics (it scored 76 on metacritic, higher than Survivor's 63), sold only one million copies in five weeks. However, upon Aaliyah's death, the record saw a still unmatched 800% increase in US sales, with over 300,000 copies sold in a week. It spent over 68 weeks on the Billboard 200 and went on to sell almost three million in the states.

What these sales demonstrate, more than anything, is that, prior to her death, Aaliyah's reach only truly extended as far as US shores. Her sales were heavily weighted in her home nation's favour, with One In A Million taking over twelve years to sell eight million copies worldwide and Aaliyah (the star's final album) taking ten years (and the sales-boosting effect of her tragic death) to sell thirteen million worldwide. Additionally, while she had numerous hits states-side, Aaliyah scored only two top ten hits outside of the US before her death.

In comparison, Destiny's Child saw considerable worldwide success. While their self titled debut album may not have performed well, its first single, No, No No, was a top five hit in several countries in Europe. Similar success followed songs like Bills, Bills, Bills; Bug a Boo; Say My Name and Jumpin' Jumpin'. This is in addition to the worldwide smash hits Independent Woman, Survivor and Bootylicious. When you also take into consideration the considerable worldwide sales of The Writings on the Wall and Survivor, it is quite clear that, in terms of worldwide success, Destiny's Child (and, therefore, Beyoncé) trumped Aaliyah.

Indeed, how could one argue Beyoncé's considerable success came as a result of Aaliyah's death, when, clearly, the former was arguably more successful at the time? Wouldn't it be more logical to argue that, in fact, their careers would have continued on in a similar trajectory?

When the question of whether Beyoncé would be as successful if Aaliyah were still alive is discussed, another issue often pops us: that of how talented the two ladies were at the time. Indeed, it is often argued that the latter was considerably more talented than the former and would, therefore, be considerably 'bigger' if she were still alive. What these people often forget, however, is that, Aaliyah's live performances rarely received the critical acclaim that Beyoncé's did at the same age.

At 21, Beyoncé was the better vocalist and, arguably, the better dancer. One has only to compare Aaliyah's final performance on Jay Leno of More Than A Woman and Beyoncé's Crazy In Love showing at Star Search in 2003. While Aaliyah's choreography was perhaps more intricate and complex, Beyoncé's 'fire' was undeniable, lending the performance a certain energy that set her apart from most of the female artists of the time.

Allow us to also use the example of Beyoncé's now famed 2004 Grammy showing with the legendary Prince (when she was only 22, the same age as Aaliyah at the time of her passing). Since cited by many as being one of the 'greatest Grammy performances of all time', some even argue that it is B's best showing to date and that it might even be just one of the best performances in history.

We have yet to find a performance of Aaliyah's that was so recognised by both the media and the general public. Yes, she was one of the better performers of her considerably talented generation, but it is arguable that Aaliyah was not, as some claim, the better performer. And, if we are going by where they stood talent-wise at the same age, and the rate at which Beyoncé has since improved over the last nine years of her solo career (with almost every performance after that time being lauded by the public and critics alike), it is possible to claim that Beyoncé would have still been the better performer in 2012.

What must also not be ignored is the fact that, during the nineties (the peak of Aaliyah's career), she was consistently being outsold by similar artists like Brandy and Monica. As well as having won over 100 awards throughout her lengthy career, the former is currently ranked by the RIAA as being one of the best-selling female artists in history. Brandy's sophomore effort, the critically acclaimed Never Say Never, sold 14 million copies worldwide, with over nine million of that being sold worldwide.

The current state of her career, however, is very different. Brandy's latest record, Human, saw her lowest sales to date, with less than 200,000 copies having been sold, total. And, it must be pointed out once again, that this is an artist who was one of the biggest of the nineties, and one whose star shone a light brighter than Aaliyah's. Why would Aaliyah's situation be any different in 2012? If anything, wouldn't it be more logical to argue that Aaliyah would, in fact, be worse off than Brandy (and Monica) in terms of her music career?

It is entirely possible that Aaliyah, judging by the avenues she was taking at the time of her death, would be one of the best known black actresses of today. Indeed, her role as Trish in the box office success Romeo Must Die garnered her critical acclaim. In fact, we'd go so far as to argue that she was a far better actress than Beyoncé, and would have continued on in a similar fashion.

Perhaps Aaliyah would have pursued that acting career; a wiser option in a post-Beyoncé world, and one that many an artist should have considered after Dangerously in Love was released. We have little doubt that she would have proved successful, being more talented in that area and having garnered the acclaim necessary to score notable roles. In fact, the role of the eponymous character in Honey (the film that saw Jessica Alba reach the career highs she enjoyed post-2005) was initially intended for Aaliyah.

However, if we are only discussing a career in music, claiming that Beyoncé's success would have been hindered by Aaliyah's continued presence is one foundered in hypothesis; and one without any factual basis. At the time of the latter's death, Beyoncé was more successful worldwide and, at 22, was also arguably more talented. Additionally, the subsequent downfall of Aaliyah's more successful peers, Brandy and Monica, lends credence to the claim that her music career would have followed a similar trajectory.

Allow us to add one further point; one mired in personal opinion. It appears that Aaliyah's name is mentioned after each significant milestone Beyoncé passes. Whenever she wins an award or is recognised by a noteworthy organisation or committee, certain 'stanbases' ask the same question, knowing that it is one based in theory, and is, therefore, more difficult to disprove. It is arguable that, knowing that very few female artists can stand up to Beyoncé (and it is suspicious that those that support those artists never seem to ask this question), they use Aaliyah as a symbol of all the hopes they have for their favourite (whom, they are well are, will never actualise those hopes). This is far from fair as it leads to the star's memory being insulted by those who see fit to do it. Would it not be more just to allow Aaliyah's legacy stand alone, to not be denigrated in favour of arguing a moot point?

After all, over ten years later, Beyoncé is still one of the biggest stars in recent history. And, if there is anything the princess of R&B deserves after all this time, it is to be allowed to rest in peace.

NEWS: 'The Devil Wears Prada Sequel' Announced...

Almost ten years after the #1 best seller was published, a sequel to The Devil Wears Prada has been announced.

Follow the jump for details on the plot and the book's release date...

With the release of the highly anticipated Snow White and The Huntsman, its stars Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart have been on a heavy promo blitz for the film.

Above is one of the photos from the Interview cover shoot the two recently posed for. Featuring a noir background, peep two solo shots of Auntie Charlize and Twilight baby after the jump.

In between shooting a video for her latest hit, Where Have You Been, and promoting her fated first film venture, Battleship, Rihanna found the time to shoot a cover spread for Esquire.

Featuring a curiously lightened RiRi, the photos are, nevertheless, Little Miss Sunshine's usual fare - meaning controversial and with a scantily-clad star. Peep the rest of the shots, taken by Matt Irwin, after the jump.

TRAILER: First Teaser Trailer For 'Les Miserables' Released - Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman..

Less than 24 hours after we posted several photos from its set, a teaser trailer has been released for the upcoming silver screen adaptation of Les Miserables.

Peep the visual and appreciate our girl Anne's haunting vocals after the jump.

As well as working hard to distance herself from the travesty that has become of the once great Gossip Girl (an issue we shall address in due course), Blake Lively recently found time to do a cover shoot for the summer issue of Bullett magazine.

Featuring the actress in a variety of poses and numerous gorgeous ensembles, check out the rest of the photos after the jump.

Eva Longoria (formerly Parker) was recently spotted outside London's Heathrow Airport. The actress, whose producing debut Devious Maids was recently turned down by ABC, kept it chic with a white mini and burnt-orange Hermès bag.

Check out the other photo of Ms Longoria after the jump.

The flawless Charlize Theron was recently snapped leaving the NBC studios after a quick stop at the Today Show on the Snow White and the Huntsman promo trail.

Sporting baby-pink lipstick and a stylish black sheath, check out more photos of Auntie Charlize after the jump.

Actress Eva Mendes recently shot the above cover for the July issue of Marie Claire.

Our thoughts? Well, while we are in love with the crystal-encrusted playsuit and Ms. Ryan Gosling's Tyra-worthy pose, we can't help but feel disappointed at her slightly stiff facial expression. The smile looks a little... forced.

For that alone, we shan't be giving her as high a score as the rest of the shot deserves.

VERDICT: 7.98/10

OUTTAKES: Outtakes From Victoria Beckham's 'Interview' Cover Shoot..

Pop icon, and now hot designer, Victoria Beckham recently did a cover shoot for German Interview. Featuring the fabulous mother-of-four in a variety of gorgeous outfits, peep the other photo after the jump.

Pop starlet Alexandra Burke recently released the above promotional photo for her long-awaited sophomore record, Heartbreak on Hold. Set for release on 4th June, its lead single, Elephant, already proved a hit, with the second, Let It Go, looking set to follow.

FILM ARTWORK: Another Two Posters For 'The Dark Knight Rises' Released...

The wonderful folk over at Warner Bros are really spoiling us, aren't they? Above is just one of the two new posters released for the most-anticipated release of 2012, The Dark Knight Rises.

Featuring a cat-suited Selina Kyle, as well as a Bruce Wayne who clearly means business, check out the other poster after the jump.

With just over three months to go until its return, Showtime has released a trailer for the upcoming seventh season of their hit show Dexter.

Peep the visual after the jump.

As promised, we are continuing in our endeavour to list (in order of favour) our fifty favourite songs. Take a gander at the second instalment, featuring #40-31, after the jump.

Fresh of the success of the hit N***** In Paris as well as the UK leg of their Watch The Throne tour, Jay and Kanye have seen fit to release the visual for the much-anticipated new single, No Church In The Wild.

Check out the revolution-themed video after the jump.

TRAILERS: Our Review Of The CW's Trailers For Their New Series - 2012

The CW has released the full length trailers for the new series they ordered for the 2012-2013 season. Read their respective press releases, watch the trailers and discover our predictions for cancellation, as well as our final rating for the CW, after the jump.

USA earlier released five sneak peeks from the next episode of our new favourite summer show, Common Law.

Starring Michael Ealy and Warren Kole and airing Fridays at 10pm, watch all five after the jump.

Having recently make controversial claims that she felt 'trapped' in her long-term relationship with former boyfriend Brian McFadden, Delta Goodrem also recently found time to shoot the above cover for July's issue of Australian VOGUE.

And, as with David Beckham's ELLE cover, it looks to be another weak July cover. Despite her modelesque features and artfully tousled ponytail, the harsh white background clashes with that ugly orange font, and detracts from Delta's almost-matching outfit. In truth, they are what keeps this cover from being a hit and it is a shame, for this is Delta's first VERDICT.

Maybe next time, DG?

VERDICT: 6.14/10

OUTTAKES: Outtakes from Delta Goodrem's 'VOGUE' Cover Shoot...

The beautiful and very talented songstress Delta Goodrem recently did a stunning cover shoot for the July issue of Australian VOGUE.

The star, who will soon take on the role of judge on The Voice down under, can be seen in a variety of edgy shots after the jump.

It is quite apparent that the promo train for The Dark Knight Rises has officially left the station and is quickly picking up steam. Warner Bros just released yet another tv spot for the upcoming epic, this one entitled 'For Old Times Sake'.

Get your daily dose of Nolan magic after the jump.

Nine new photos have surfaced from the set of the upcoming Les Miserables.

Starring Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried and Russell Crowe, peep the rest of the shots from the big screen adaptation of Victor Hugo's epic novel after the jump.

20th Century Fox has certainly been busy today. With its release set for 13th July (a full week before the epic The Dark Knight Rises makes a mockery of the box office - very wise, might we add), the folks over there have released a trailer for the upcoming fourth instalment in the box office juggernaut that is the Ice Age series, Continental Drift.

If you happen to still be checking for it, peep the trailer after the jump.

TRAILER: Third Trailer for 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' Released....

With less than a month to go until its release, 20th Century Fox has seen fit to release a third (and, presumably, final) trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

Starring Benjamin Hunter as the eponymous hero in the silver screen adaptation of Seth Grahame-Smith's novel, peep the trailer after the jump.

PHOTO: Photos Released From Tarantino's 'Django Unchained' - Jamie Foxx, Leo DiCaprio...

In the swirling maelstrom that is the bustling film industry in summer 2012, you'd be forgiven for forgetting about a few of the year's later releases. Django Unchained, directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Jamie Foxx and Leonardo DiCaprio, is one such movie. And, realising this, the studio has (cleverly) seen fit to release several photos from the release in anticipation of its December release.

Peep the rest of the shots after the jump.

LIST: 'Our Fifty Favourite Songs Of All Time'... #50-41

Having come to the realisation that we listen to a broad spectrum of music, we deemed it interesting to discover just which songs we favour above all others.

With our fifty top tracks being revealed in order of favour over the next five days, check out which songs made it in at numbers 50-41 after the jump.

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Saturday, 8 September 2012

The Art of 'Shade'...

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Tuesday, 29 May 2012

TRAILER: Third Trailer for 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' Released....

Monday, 28 May 2012

LIST: 'Our Fifty Favourite Songs Of All Time'... #50-41