Notes on the new Girls Aloud single, ‘Call The Shots’.
:: It is a very good pop song, nothing more, nothing less.
:: It sounds like the girls sashaying their way through the last Sophie Ellis Bextor album.
:: Which is obviously a very good thing.
:: It features a bit where you think there is going to be a Bono-esque lyric about famine, but it turns out to be the “hunger in my heart” that is on Nadine’s mind.
:: (This must be a metaphor because you don’t feed hearts).
:: Compared to the panting, red-faced onslaughts of previous Girls Aloud singles like ‘Sexy! No No No‘, ‘Call The Shots’ sounds like a chillout track.
:: In other words, it’s a mid-tempo disco number.
:: In true Girls Aloud style, it’s got a low-budget video that looks like a catalogue shoot:
Hurrah!
4/5
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Most of the time we're too lazy to upload MP3s but if we do and you're some sort of record company 'employee' type who wants rid, just give us a shout.
Bribes, music, pictures of popstars falling off the toilet and all PR stuff should be sent to hipyounggunslinger@hotmail.co.uk
THANKS. x
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