I can live with these getting the boot next update:
"A Whiter Shade of Pale"
"Fergalicious"
"Let Me Blow Ya Mind"
"4 in the Morning"
"Can't Take My Eyes Off You"
I Get Weak should be in the top 3. I was initially disappointed with Belinda's debut album when compared to her work with the GG's but Heaven on Earth and Runaway Horses are flawless albums.
And let me not with both Gwen having the most songs left and Fergie having more songs left than Godd.
In Gwen's world, every album should have a single inspired by a Broadway musical. Based heavily on "If I Were a Rich Man" from Fiddle on the Roof, this ragga-pop Dr. Dre production (!) was her second collaboration with Eve and gave Gwen her first top ten hit as lead artist. "Rich Girl" kicks off our top twenty as the first song to score at least six 10's.
Before Ke$ha was even a glint in pop music's eye, Fergie sing-talked her way into America's heart with her braggadocious theme song, which gave us the ICONIC line "I be up in the gym just working on my fitness." madonnas boldly called it "legitimately better than all of Belinda, Wynonna, and Lauryn's songs," and while voters didn't quite agree, it did earn more 10's than any song outside of the top eight.
Hearkening back to '80s synthpop, this quietly emotional ballad finds Gwen pleading with her lover to "make it worth the fight." Though the song's poor chart performance essentially halted the momentum of The Sweet Escape, it becomes the album's highest-ranking single on this list.
I was initially disappointed with Belinda's debut album when compared to her work with the GG's but Heaven on Earth and Runaway Horses are flawless albums.
