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Single: Avril Lavigne - "Rock N Roll"
Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Originally posted by Robert
Innocence destroying every album track she's ever made and several singles 
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It's one of her bests 
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Omg the off topic here 
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Rock N Roll debuts at #91 US, #37 Canada, #45 Australia, #45 Belgium, #47 Italy, #72 Japan, #2 S. Korea
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Rock N Roll
#8 Macau
#11 Hong Kong
#11 Vietnam
#14 Taiwan
#17 Panama
#20 Singapore
#34 Brazil
#37 Nicaragua
#39 El Salvador
#39 Trinidad and Tobago
#40 Colombia
#43 Mexico
#45 Thailand
#50 New Zealand
#54 South Africa
#59 Canada
#63 Australia
#66 Slovenia
#80 Cyprus
#83 Ecuador
#96 Chile
#104 Belgium
#112 Malta
#116 Guatemala
#126 Honduras
#139 Kenya
#144 Costa Rica
#155 Spain
#157 Mauritius
#160 Italy
#165 Venezuela
#174 Azerbaijan
#175 Argentina
#175 Dominican Republic
#176 Sweden
#184 Malaysia
#191 Indonesia
#194 Denmark
#200 Paraguay
#202 Austria
#235 Peru
#246 Philippines
#267 Switzerland
#295 Czech Republic
#300 Ghana
#308 Israel
#377 Norway
It's not doing that bad in other countries
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Member Since: 12/26/2011
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*on topic* I love Rock N Roll...
Innocence not being a single was the worst mistake in Avril's entire career... it would've smashed so much 
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Member Since: 8/20/2010
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Originally posted by tfelipe
Innocence not being a single was the worst mistake in Avril's entire career...
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Does it top what is going on right now? #Epic
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Macau. We should all move there.
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Sam Lansky @samlansky 3h
The worst thing about the Gaga vs. Katy debate is that Avril's doing it better than either and nobody cares. http://idola.to/17LpSUA
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Avril Lavigne’s “17″ Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth
Avril Lavigne‘s self-titled fifth studio album isn’t due out until November, but the few songs that have surfaced make one thing clear: She’s really, really resistant to growing up. That probably seems obviously — it doesn’t get much more literal than a single called “Here’s To Never Growing Up” — but the theme of being ballsy and carefree persisted on the also-excellent second single “Rock N Roll.” Now, the most promising track from the Avril Lavigne sessions has surfaced in demo form, the brilliant stomper “17,” which she premiered live a few months back.
To the extent that the Nostalgic Pop Song About Lost Youth has become a genre in its own right — I always cite Katy Perry‘s “Teenage Dream” as the best example — “17″ might be the new gold standard for the form, soaked in a sweet regret, all about memories that linger after the moment has passed. The details are finely honed (“tasted like cigarettes and soda pop” is so perfectly evocative), and the chorus is explosive in exactly the right way.
Lavigne’s singles from this era have underperformed and the hype remains at a murmur at best, but even so, this is shaping up to be her best effort yet. All it needs now is an audience.
Avril Lavigne Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth: Listen | Music News, Reviews, and Gossip on Idolator.com
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Originally posted by sivan5353
Avril Lavigne’s “17″ Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth
Avril Lavigne‘s self-titled fifth studio album isn’t due out until November, but the few songs that have surfaced make one thing clear: She’s really, really resistant to growing up. That probably seems obviously — it doesn’t get much more literal than a single called “Here’s To Never Growing Up” — but the theme of being ballsy and carefree persisted on the also-excellent second single “Rock N Roll.” Now, the most promising track from the Avril Lavigne sessions has surfaced in demo form, the brilliant stomper “17,” which she premiered live a few months back.
To the extent that the Nostalgic Pop Song About Lost Youth has become a genre in its own right — I always cite Katy Perry‘s “Teenage Dream” as the best example — “17″ might be the new gold standard for the form, soaked in a sweet regret, all about memories that linger after the moment has passed. The details are finely honed (“tasted like cigarettes and soda pop” is so perfectly evocative), and the chorus is explosive in exactly the right way.
Lavigne’s singles from this era have underperformed and the hype remains at a murmur at best, but even so, this is shaping up to be her best effort yet. All it needs now is an audience.
Avril Lavigne Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth: Listen | Music News, Reviews, and Gossip on Idolator.com
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i guess 17 might be the fourth single, if there will be a fourth single
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"demo"
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Quote:
Originally posted by sivan5353
Avril Lavigne’s “17″ Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth
Avril Lavigne‘s self-titled fifth studio album isn’t due out until November, but the few songs that have surfaced make one thing clear: She’s really, really resistant to growing up. That probably seems obviously — it doesn’t get much more literal than a single called “Here’s To Never Growing Up” — but the theme of being ballsy and carefree persisted on the also-excellent second single “Rock N Roll.” Now, the most promising track from the Avril Lavigne sessions has surfaced in demo form, the brilliant stomper “17,” which she premiered live a few months back.
To the extent that the Nostalgic Pop Song About Lost Youth has become a genre in its own right — I always cite Katy Perry‘s “Teenage Dream” as the best example — “17″ might be the new gold standard for the form, soaked in a sweet regret, all about memories that linger after the moment has passed. The details are finely honed (“tasted like cigarettes and soda pop” is so perfectly evocative), and the chorus is explosive in exactly the right way.
Lavigne’s singles from this era have underperformed and the hype remains at a murmur at best, but even so, this is shaping up to be her best effort yet. All it needs now is an audience.
Avril Lavigne Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth: Listen | Music News, Reviews, and Gossip on Idolator.com
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Everything she has put out this era is really amazing (HTNGU is a filler for me but still kinda good)
The underperformance is just killing me and my hype tbh
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RnR should be remixed with that female collab, with someone like P!nk, and re-sent to radio.
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Why I have a feeling that this will be closed
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Originally posted by sivan5353
Avril Lavigne’s “17″ Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth
Avril Lavigne‘s self-titled fifth studio album isn’t due out until November, but the few songs that have surfaced make one thing clear: She’s really, really resistant to growing up. That probably seems obviously — it doesn’t get much more literal than a single called “Here’s To Never Growing Up” — but the theme of being ballsy and carefree persisted on the also-excellent second single “Rock N Roll.” Now, the most promising track from the Avril Lavigne sessions has surfaced in demo form, the brilliant stomper “17,” which she premiered live a few months back.
To the extent that the Nostalgic Pop Song About Lost Youth has become a genre in its own right — I always cite Katy Perry‘s “Teenage Dream” as the best example — “17″ might be the new gold standard for the form, soaked in a sweet regret, all about memories that linger after the moment has passed. The details are finely honed (“tasted like cigarettes and soda pop” is so perfectly evocative), and the chorus is explosive in exactly the right way.
Lavigne’s singles from this era have underperformed and the hype remains at a murmur at best, but even so, this is shaping up to be her best effort yet. All it needs now is an audience.
Avril Lavigne Is Just Her Latest Great Ode To Lost Youth: Listen | Music News, Reviews, and Gossip on Idolator.com
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Acclaimed Empress 
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Member Since: 1/6/2011
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I saw your post Afferty. Lewish is coming for you. xoxo
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Originally posted by greeneyedsoul
I saw your post Afferty. Lewish is coming for you. xoxo
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Everybody Hurts >
If only RCA read my emails, I sent them the perfect video
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66 60 AVRIL LAVIGNE Rock N Roll 221 127 +94
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this is shaping up to be her best effort yet. All it needs now is an audience.
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I feel the same. At least it will have something to offer of everything that stands for "Avril Lavigne" I'm sure. 
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Member Since: 11/24/2006
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If she releases 17...
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