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- Ting Tings
The album has a great sound, bringing the 80's style back into things. Enjoyable to listen all the way through.
Rating: - Enjoyable pop
Like others have said, this isn't normally my sort of thing. On a first listen the Ting Ting's turned my stomach. Then you hear a few of their songs a couple of times and annoyingly find that you're starting to like them. That's Not my Name is a classic pop tune that builds and adds layers as it goes on. Real foot tapping stuff.
I don't really know if I'm supposed to admit to liking it, so it's a bit of a guilty secret that you drop in to conversation with your friends and try to see if they like it before you admit that you do. I bet they've all got a copy at home though.
Rating: - Ting Tings
This is not usually my type of music its slightly too poppy for me but going on a recommendation from a friend i picked up a copy. I actually think its pretty good. A few tracks stand out but the rest are by no means weak. I'm reminded of peaches or the kills but with a more poppy side. They get an extra star from being from salford!
Interesting beats and bitchy, sometimes snarly vocals. Some tracks are very infectious.
Rating:
- It's all about Fun
Sometimes you want Beethoven, Bob Dylan, Beatles, and sometimes you just want the Ting Tings. This is just fun, poppy, feel-good, guilty pleasure music. It's not meant to make a deep statement, make you think, bowl you over with symbolic lyrics. But it sure is catchy. I can listen to these songs over and over again and have a great time every time.
Great job, Ting Tings. Mission accomplished: you've got me bopping my head up and down and I've got a smile from ear to ear.
Rating: - A guilty pleasure Ting
This is a fun, funky and successful debut from the hot UK group with the onomatopoeic name. All the songs are original material, written and composed by the fresh and fabulous duo, and it's a great pity that the album is so short.
Turn on the radio at any time of the day, and before long you're probably going to hear either of the two really big singles from this album, or both of them. The single "Shut Up and Let Me Go" recently won the MTV Video Music Award for "Best UK Video", the other hot single being "That's Not My Name". "Great DJ" is yet another single, with "Be the One" scheduled for release soon. I recently received some PepsiStuff Points to buy an MP3 download from Amazon, and I had no hesitation in picking "Shut Up and Let Me Go"
Most of the tracks are cool, catchy and current, and although you can't honestly say that the lyrics are either deep or profound, you'll remember the infectious beats and at least you'll be able to sing along while you're dancing.
Fans of Brit pop will enjoy this album, but there are a couple of tracks that were just a little too trippy for my liking. Other than the singles mentioned above, you should also try "Keep Your Head" and "We Walk".
Buy the singles, if not the album, and prepare to shake your groove Ting.
Amanda Richards, September 23, 2008
- Ting Tings The album has a great sound, bringing the 80's style back into things. Enjoyable to listen all the way through.
Rating:
- Enjoyable popLike others have said, this isn't normally my sort of thing. On a first listen the Ting Ting's turned my stomach. Then you hear a few of their songs a couple of times and annoyingly find that you're starting to like them. That's Not my Name is a classic pop tune that builds and adds layers as it goes on. Real foot tapping stuff.
I don't really know if I'm supposed to admit to liking it, so it's a bit of a guilty secret that you drop in to conversation with your friends and try to see if they like it before you admit that you do. I bet they've all got a copy at home though.
Rating:
- Ting TingsThis is not usually my type of music its slightly too poppy for me but going on a recommendation from a friend i picked up a copy. I actually think its pretty good. A few tracks stand out but the rest are by no means weak. I'm reminded of peaches or the kills but with a more poppy side. They get an extra star from being from salford!
Interesting beats and bitchy, sometimes snarly vocals. Some tracks are very infectious.
Rating:
- It's all about FunSometimes you want Beethoven, Bob Dylan, Beatles, and sometimes you just want the Ting Tings. This is just fun, poppy, feel-good, guilty pleasure music. It's not meant to make a deep statement, make you think, bowl you over with symbolic lyrics. But it sure is catchy. I can listen to these songs over and over again and have a great time every time.
Great job, Ting Tings. Mission accomplished: you've got me bopping my head up and down and I've got a smile from ear to ear.
Rating:
- A guilty pleasure TingThis is a fun, funky and successful debut from the hot UK group with the onomatopoeic name. All the songs are original material, written and composed by the fresh and fabulous duo, and it's a great pity that the album is so short.
Turn on the radio at any time of the day, and before long you're probably going to hear either of the two really big singles from this album, or both of them. The single "Shut Up and Let Me Go" recently won the MTV Video Music Award for "Best UK Video", the other hot single being "That's Not My Name". "Great DJ" is yet another single, with "Be the One" scheduled for release soon. I recently received some PepsiStuff Points to buy an MP3 download from Amazon, and I had no hesitation in picking "Shut Up and Let Me Go"
Most of the tracks are cool, catchy and current, and although you can't honestly say that the lyrics are either deep or profound, you'll remember the infectious beats and at least you'll be able to sing along while you're dancing.
Fans of Brit pop will enjoy this album, but there are a couple of tracks that were just a little too trippy for my liking. Other than the singles mentioned above, you should also try "Keep Your Head" and "We Walk".
Buy the singles, if not the album, and prepare to shake your groove Ting.
Amanda Richards, September 23, 2008