[boyswifty]

at Adele haunting Her everywhere She goes

[Hunter_13]

RHYTHMIC

TAYLOR SWIFT I Knew You Were Trouble
Weekly Spincrease: +84
Stations added: 15

[WayTooHonest13]

the Lord hating 21 because it was successful.
living up to the hipster image of this era.
our Lord goes all out.

[Ripedie254]

Heres my top five most played

Slaylor Giftfromgod

1. Tim McGlobal
2. Immaculate as You
3. A Place in Heaven
4. Should've Prayed No
5. Drops of Holy Water on my Harp

Flawless
1. Biblical Story
2. White Lord
3. You're Not Worthy
4. Breathe (of life)
5. Forever & Flawless

Preach Now
1. Slaychanted
2. Better than God
3. Sparks Slay
4. The Gospel of Us
5. Haunted

sacRED
1. sacRED
2. I Knew You were Flawless
3. All too Holy
4. State of God
5. Slay Light


AAAAND the bottom 5

Taylocal Swiftly peaked
1.Stay Ugly (I love this one )
2. A Perfectly Good Fart
3. Mary's Flop (WHYY?? Im the flop)
4. I'm Only Lesbian when Im with you
5. Tied together with a noose

Hitless
1. You Belong in the trash
2. Change the cd
3. Tell me Why you flop ( Im sorry)
4. The Worst Day
5. Fifteen million in debt (im sorry too boo)

Peak Low
1. If this was a movie (i'd turn it off) (im sorry too )
2. Sub-par man
3. Never go up the charts
4. Mine
5. Dear Flop (only cuz its super long and i dont get through it that much )

Brown
1. 22 mil in debt
2. Sad Ugly Flop
3. The Moment I flopped
4. The Floppy one
5. Go Away Go Away Go Away

[dragon]

“Les Miserables” Producer: “We Didn’t Need” Taylor Swift in Movie
Cameron Mackintosh told Paula at a party for the movie that the famous singer-songwriter had been interested in the role. “She’s a lovely woman and she auditioned, and she was completely un-starry. And she’s talented. It’s just that actually the requirements of that role were better fitted by Sam.”

“Every single person in this film, whether they’re known or unknown, auditioned for this movie,” Mackintosh said. “Nearly every name you’ve heard in the gossip columns are true, came up for Eponine, and it’s wonderful I think that somebody completely unknown got it.”

As for the big-name factor Swift could bring to the show, the producer said, “We didn’t need it. Les Misérables is the star.” It’s run for 27 years, and in 2014 “Les Miserables” is slated to return to Broadway.

http://www.showbiz411.com/2012/12/28...swift-in-movie

[WayTooHonest13]

Everyone getting into Holy Ground now, when i loved it since the first listen, i cannot. ()
Poor her.

[Finny]

I only listened to Girl at Dumps once in full

[Hunter_13]

I don't like posting how much I love a song in base. I'd feel like in annoying or something.

"Sad Beautiful Tragic" and "Holy Ground" are my faves though.

[Ripedie254]

Originally posted by dragonhunter

http://www.showbiz411.com/2012/12/28...swift-in-movie

It's ok cuz I don't think I could watch Taylor die

[thediscomonkey]

Some year, huh, in 2012? Let's just wipe the slate clean and start with a clean, new 2013.

For one thing in this new year, I want to extend congratulations to Big Machine chief Scott Borchetta for being named one of the "most disruptive" people in the music industry. I consider that an honor. May Scott continue to vigorously disrupt the corrupt, hidebound side of the industry in 2013. And to keep stirring the soup. (1)

And for this new year, how about no more guns ever again being featured in music videos? Ever.

And how about no more talking about being country in songs and music videos? Or singing about being country. Just be country, dammit. If you have to work at it, you're not country.

Speaking of trying to be country, did you ever catch a glimpse of Nickelback's so-called video for the song "This Afternoon"? The song was lame to begin with, but then they fashioned together a video that was their idea of what a cool country music video should be. They threw in every possible cliché -- the hot chicks around a pool, the endless beer, the cool dudes, the hapless cops, enough, already. Didn't Kid Rock already do all that?

2012 was an extremely anemic year for country music. There was a whole lot of Music Row's songwriting factories churning out cobbled-together songs that country radio wants and demands. Forgettable and disposable ditties. What's the solution? Follow your ears. You don't have to listen to the crap. Fortunately, there are alternatives, like Sirius XM, Spotify, Pandora and the like online. See what you can find.

I'm hoping for more good music from folks like Chelle Rose, Pam Rose, Lori McKenna, Matraca Berg, David Olney, the Lumineers, Kacey Musgraves, Kellie Pickler, the Avett Brothers, Alan Jackson, Jamey Johnson, Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band, Kip Moore, Rodney Crowell, Dwight Yoakam, Little Big Town, Ashley Monroe, Darrell Scott and a whole bunch more I'll remember later.

I'd like to see more reissues of significant artists and albums. We could start with someone such as the underappreciated Gary Stewart, Tracy Nelson and Mother Earth, and Lester "Roadhog" Moran and his Cadillac Cowboys.

I'm hoping for reasonable ticket prices for concerts and club shows, like figures that are not in the triple digits.

How about less pork belly and more bacon?

How about fewer compressed downloads and more vinyl? And less digital and more analog.

May all dirt roads lead off the edge of the Earth.

May all competitive music shows die a horrible death from their own bad breath.

How about fewer pickup truck songs and more van and SUV songs (after the kids come along, when the country audience gets a family)?

How about fewer fedoras and skinny jeans polluting the so-called "hipster" landscape? 2

How about some real songs this year? Merle Haggard recently observed there are no standards being written and recorded any more. He's right. Name a 2012 country song that could become a standard and live for year after year, like a "Silver Wings" or "Hello Walls" or "Crazy." The closest that a song came in 2012 was Keith Gattis' composition "El Cerrito Place," which is actually several years old and has been recorded by Charlie Robison and most recently by Kenny Chesney. Go back through this year's chart hits and you're not going to find any candidates for standards. Maybe that's fine with the country music industry these days. They just need those nonsensical radio hits that resonate in short listener research tests. Hey, country listener, do you like the first seven seconds of this song? Great! It's a hit!

Happy New Year.

SOURCE

1 = Preach
2 = Death. So damn clear who is Chet shading there. And he used to be a BIG fan of the Lord.

[BlueMoon77]

Originally posted by Tylerbv

Holy Ground

Yes Honey!!!! Get into that holiness

[boyswifty]

Originally posted by dragonhunter

http://www.showbiz411.com/2012/12/28...swift-in-movie

Maybe if they had casted Her the movie wouldn't be flopping so hard

[thediscomonkey]

Originally posted by dragonhunter

http://www.showbiz411.com/2012/12/28...swift-in-movie

Well, why talking about that now boo? When your movie is just out? I think lots of ppl have watched that video on youtube about 'Samantha Wins The Eponine Role' too.

[WayTooHonest13]

O/T: Does anyone watch American Horror Story?

[thediscomonkey]

Originally posted by WayTooHonest13

O/T: Does anyone watch American Horror Story?

My sister does.

[WayTooHonest13]

Originally posted by thediscomonkey

My sister does.

the show is life, get in boo.

[thediscomonkey]

Excellent take on YBWM & "Fifteen"being anti-feminist.

[Hunter_13]

Germany

16. WANEGBT (+9)
42. IKYWT (+20)
189. IKYWT

95. Red (Deluxe Edition) (+103)
167. Red


OMG! Is she finally breaking out there?

[___littlered]

Originally posted by WayTooHonest13

O/T: Does anyone watch American Horror Story?

YES!!! My second favorite show atm.

[boyswifty]

I can't at this mess. Why is WANEGBT just starting to smash in Germany?