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jasonharper2006
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today I Heard James Blunt on KIIS FM
Lately They Added Some More Pop Like Natasha Bendingfield
Lately They Added Some More Pop Like Natasha Bendingfield
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> today I Heard James Blunt on KIIS FM
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> Lately They Added Some More Pop Like Natasha Bendingfield
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Like I said earlier...
Even though it sounds exaggerating it's true...Pop is slowly going out of it's Rhythmic stage, look at the CHR/Pop chart and look in the #41-70 area.
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> Lately They Added Some More Pop Like Natasha Bendingfield
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Like I said earlier...
Even though it sounds exaggerating it's true...Pop is slowly going out of it's Rhythmic stage, look at the CHR/Pop chart and look in the #41-70 area.
> > today I Heard James Blunt on KIIS FM
> >
> > Lately They Added Some More Pop Like Natasha Bendingfield
> >
>
> Like I said earlier...
>
> Even though it sounds exaggerating it's true...Pop is slowly
> going out of it's Rhythmic stage, look at the CHR/Pop chart
> and look in the #41-70 area.
>
But do you really think any of those songs will become hits? Maybe Kelly Clarkson's "Gone" will go Top 40, but I don't see much beyond that.
Hoobastank will flop.<P ID="signature">______________
"This is perhaps one of the biggest and most high-profile failures in radio history."
~Adam Jacobson on David Lee Roth</P>
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> > Lately They Added Some More Pop Like Natasha Bendingfield
> >
>
> Like I said earlier...
>
> Even though it sounds exaggerating it's true...Pop is slowly
> going out of it's Rhythmic stage, look at the CHR/Pop chart
> and look in the #41-70 area.
>
But do you really think any of those songs will become hits? Maybe Kelly Clarkson's "Gone" will go Top 40, but I don't see much beyond that.
Hoobastank will flop.<P ID="signature">______________
"This is perhaps one of the biggest and most high-profile failures in radio history."
~Adam Jacobson on David Lee Roth</P>
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