Hook
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Post by Hook on Aug 21, 2010 21:03:23 GMT -5
I think most of the posting for this song happens in the CHR forum. There just isn't a lot to add about it here in this post. It doesn't mean the song isn't liked by a lot of people.
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Post by Hook on Sept 15, 2010 14:44:28 GMT -5
#1 at Hot AC!2 1 MAROON 5 Misery 4307 4159 148 21.36 Perfect timing too, with the album out next Tuesday.
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Post by marv1978 on Sept 15, 2010 16:24:43 GMT -5
#1 at Hot AC!2 1 MAROON 5 Misery 4307 4159 148 21.36 Perfect timing too, with the album out next Tuesday. Glad 2 see it hit #1, the cd is awesome! "I Can't Lie", "Stutter", "How", "Hands All Over" are all potential Top 10 smashes! The best song on the cd is "Just A Feeling" imo, sounds like a huge ballad! "Give A Little More" is pretty funky and catchy but not better than any above though still solid. Maroon 5 are going for a Thriller cd here lol
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Hook
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Post by Hook on Sept 15, 2010 18:46:49 GMT -5
The best song on the cd is "Just A Feeling" imo, sounds like a huge ballad! That's actually one of my least favorites! I love Hands All Over, Runaway, How, I Can't Lie, Stutter, Don't Know Nothing, Last Chance, basically everything. lol I find myself moving towards Hot AC more and more rather than CHR. Hot AC plays real music by artists that can actually sing and bands that actually play instruments. CHR seems to keep adding dance music.
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Post by Marv on Sept 15, 2010 21:49:21 GMT -5
Agreed--for those of us who grew up listening to top 40 radio until the rhythmic/rap stuff started inundating the format in the very late eighties (partially thanks to KIIS/LA) which drove millions of listeners from the format, caused several dozen stations to bail out of the top 40 format, and drove those listeners and straight to their local country, AC, Smooth Jazz or the nascent Hot AC format, having bands such as these guys around today (a la Duran Duran in the eighties) make Hot AC a perfect format for them, and some AC stations as well.
I'm glad this CD is coming out on Tuesday, and I'm really glad they hit #1. I see no reason why these guys can't become to the Hot AC format this decade what Matchbox 20 were during the previous decade; indispensable, if they're not already.
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