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Who sings on it? I can't seem to find it online.
The Pussycat Dolls Discography Rate
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Who sings on it? I can't seem to find it online.
I saw them in Wembley Arena, supported by Rihanna.
You're lucky it was only 2 hours! One time I had a snippet of a song in my head for at least a week, turns out it was the opening of 'Disco Blisters and a Comedown' by Nicola Roberts. None of the lyrics were in my head, just the instrumental opening so I was stuck on it for ages.
That the worst part! Thank god I get bits with lyrics or at least the singing melody stuck in my head, but when it's just some random music bit from the song it's freaking infuriating.
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Gonna vote in this one. There's so much nostalgia with PCD!
Sending scores now...
PCD - 6.53 (11x1, 10x3, 0x1)
Doll Domination - 6.35 (10x7, 0x2)
DD without bonus/solo tracks - 6.88
Extras - 3.25 (10x1, 0x1)
Rating Doll Domination (even the standard version) was so hard because it's extremely
well-crafted as a whole and above PCD in terms of quality, but to dissect each song was a fucking task.
PCD - 6.53 (11x1, 10x3, 0x1)
Doll Domination - 6.35 (10x7, 0x2)
DD without bonus/solo tracks - 6.88
Extras - 3.25 (10x1, 0x1)
Rating Doll Domination (even the standard version) was so hard because it's extremely
well-crafted as a whole and above PCD in terms of quality, but to dissect each song was a fucking task.
Making Doll Domination a 12 track album would make it much stronger.
1. When I Grow Up
2. Bottle Pop
3. Whatcha Think About That
4. I Hate This Part
5. Takin' Over the World
6. Out of This Club/Halo
7. Magic
8. In Person
9. Elevator
10. Love The Way You Love Me
11. Whatchamacallit
12. I'm Done
(Top of the World, Painted Windows and Jai Ho! for the reissue)
This also makes the album less Nicole heavy and more upbeat like PCD.
1. When I Grow Up
2. Bottle Pop
3. Whatcha Think About That
4. I Hate This Part
5. Takin' Over the World
6. Out of This Club/Halo
7. Magic
8. In Person
9. Elevator
10. Love The Way You Love Me
11. Whatchamacallit
12. I'm Done
(Top of the World, Painted Windows and Jai Ho! for the reissue)
This also makes the album less Nicole heavy and more upbeat like PCD.
How in the world is Happily Never After NOT on it?
Because it's shit.
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My perfect tracklisting for Doll Domination including all the bonus tracks/2.0 editions is:
1. When I Grow Up
2. Bottle Pop
3. Whatcha Think About That
4. I Hate This Part
5. Takin' Over the World
6. Out of This Club
7. Halo
8. Magic
9. Hush Hush (Original Version)
10. Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)
11. Top of the World
12. Painted Windows
Bonus Tracks
13. Played
14. If I Was A Man
1. When I Grow Up
2. Bottle Pop
3. Whatcha Think About That
4. I Hate This Part
5. Takin' Over the World
6. Out of This Club
7. Halo
8. Magic
9. Hush Hush (Original Version)
10. Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)
11. Top of the World
12. Painted Windows
Bonus Tracks
13. Played
14. If I Was A Man
He/Him
The support act in Brussels was Lady GaGa... HA! The girl sang about four songs.
I had no choice. At the beginning of Elevator you can still hear a bit of In Person, unfortunately.
That's my least favourite part of Elevator, which is my favourite song on the album.
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Here's a little something I threw together to tide us over:
Mr.Arroz
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I can see how Melody's vocal isn't sonically preferable to certain ears, but to not recognize her technical skill is a joke. She understands how to maneuver melisma (!), which most singers struggle to do when most only only ever consider melody.
Like, Jessica and Ashley have pleasant, "there" type tones/voices (unlike Carmit, whose tone is overwhelmingly unique despite its range), but they aren't capable of accessing or even exploring the limits of their abilities - they've proven they won't/can't go there. There's an inherent comfort in trying things that you intuitively know to do. Melody's vocal can be...unique, but it's never been "yelling". It's been where her voice is situated, and she's learned incredible control and consistency over her time professionally. She's really underrated, especially her involvement here:
Like, Jessica and Ashley have pleasant, "there" type tones/voices (unlike Carmit, whose tone is overwhelmingly unique despite its range), but they aren't capable of accessing or even exploring the limits of their abilities - they've proven they won't/can't go there. There's an inherent comfort in trying things that you intuitively know to do. Melody's vocal can be...unique, but it's never been "yelling". It's been where her voice is situated, and she's learned incredible control and consistency over her time professionally. She's really underrated, especially her involvement here: