Night Changes - 11
Clouds - 11
Stockholm Syndrome - 11
Spaces - 10
Fireproof - 10
Act My Age - 9
Change Your Ticket - 9
Ready to Run - 9
Girl Almighty - 8
Fool's Gold - 8
Illusion - 7
Steal My Girl - 7
Where Do Broken Hearts Go - 7
No Control - 7
Once in a Lifetime - 7
18 - 7
Overal - 8.63
Jesus, there isn't a bad song on this album. That ranking was ridiculously hard to do.
Stockholm Syndrome and Fireproof seem to be charting the highest on iTunes right now (#27 and #28) when you exclude the promo tracks that are still falling. Pretty amazing for Fireproof considering it was released for free ages ago.
Omg at Zayn literally leaving this band this era.
This is giving me Spice Girls national lottery performance 1998 teas when they said Geri was ill and couldn't be there.
Zayn being ill would not be a good enough excuse to miss the most important and high profile event of the era.
+ the Naughty Boy tweets + the fact that they literally named this album Four. Mess!
However Directioners might be disappointed to learn that this could be their last for a little while.
Louis said: ‘I think we are planning on having a conversation today about if we are going to do another album.
‘And if we are, we might take a little more time over it.’
I'm not sure where all these "if"s came from, because Louis and Liam said the same exact thing a few days ago without the "if"s. I'm not sure if they're misquoting or what...
The material is helped along by the fact that the band’s members are becoming more compelling, and recognizable, singers. Early One Direction records and lead singles often sound like they’re being performed by a cute gang of urchins, talented but lacking formal training: a pleasant overall sound, but thin and homogeneous. On Four, it’s easier than ever to pick out the voices of each member, from Tomlinson’s sweet, feminine tenor to Malik’s muskier, more sensual tone and Styles’ raspy swagger. Small steps from tone to tone within each song lend them a dynamism and varied palette that earlier compositions lacked, and when they come together to form a tricky, shifting tapestry on the golden, folky “Fireproof,” it’s the album’s best moment.
I'm not sure where all these "if"s came from, because Louis and Liam said the same exact thing a few days ago without the "if"s. I'm not sure if they're misquoting or what...
That ranking was ridiculously hard to do.
