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Riferendosi a Straight Up, 7', Promo, 7-99256. The edit on here is unique to this and the Rainbo promo, I believe. It is the same as the album version, but removes 10 seconds from the intro and 10 seconds from the 'Do, do you love me' break, and fades out just a few seconds early.It's kind of shocking to realize that it took Virgin and Paula Abdul six full seasons of American Idol to capitalize on her resurgence of fame, but they finally got around to exploiting her back catalog with the release of the 18-track Greatest Hits: Straight Up! in May 2007, just as the sixth season was about to draw to a close.

The black and white music video begins with Paula Abdul tap dancing before she begins to sing and dance while several other dancers perform against white backgrounds. These aren't enough to offer a revisionist take on Abdul's recording career - this hits set doesn't smash conventional wisdom, it cements it - but as a summary of her years as a pop star, Greatest Hits: Straight Up! is as good as any hits disc ever could be.Dismantled - Straight Up (cover Paula Abdul) Kaluma Drummey, Courtney - Straight Up (by Paula Abdul) Paula Abdul - Straight up now Paula Abdul - Straight Up Now Tell Me Paula Abdul - Strai 1xz Paula Abdul performs in the music video 'Straight Up' from the album 'Forever Your Girl' recorded for Virgin Records. Of these, not all of them are huge hits and some aren't even that familiar. Abdul peaked early, with all of her biggest and best hits arriving on her 1988 debut, Forever Your Girl, which contained 'Forever Your Girl,' 'Straight Up,' 'Cold Hearted,' 'The Way You Love Me,' 'Knocked Out,' and 'Opposites Attact,' all of which are here, along with 'One or the Other,' also featured here. That means that Straight Up! has seven of the ten tracks from Forever Your Girl, a pretty high ratio, but it's only right that it dominates this hits compilation, because these are the songs that Abdul's fame was built upon. After that debut, her decline in popularity was pretty swift: her 1991 sophomore set, Spellbound, had four hits in 'Rush, Rush,' 'The Promise of a New Day,' 'Blowing Kisses in the Wind,' and 'Vibeology,' but none of them were as big or memorable as the singles from the debut, and when Straight Up! works its way toward them, it starts to loose momentum, just as Abdul's career did.

Shes been hurt before, so she wants him to be straight up (honest) with her and tell her: does he really love her, or are they just fooling around. в™Ґ), and while I was slightly annoyed that she is better read than I was at that age, it made me realize that people are losing their grip on literature.This song finds Abdul all aflutter over a guy who seems too good to be true. Yes people still collect CD's and records these days.Okay, so, I was recently discussing with an eleven year old about good literature (she's my mini-me.

Writing, and more particularly writing fanfiction, allows us to connect with what we've read, and helps us get a better understanding of the character's motives.So, bad fanfiction is good. Seriously, that's all I ever do in my free time. Especially when the little eleven year old next to hear was like, 'I hate reading and I hate writing.'I don't know if you know this about me, but I live to write. What was even more amazing is that it shocked me that she was so young and so into reading. This girl, who shall remain nameless, read 'The Color Purple', understood it, and enjoyed it despite it's darker moments. Paula Abdul A-kant Titel: Straight Up Lengte: 03:50 Componist(en) Elliot Wolff Producer(s) Elliot Wolff, Co Produced by Keith Cohen B-kant Titel: Cold Heart Platenlabel: Virgin Catalogusnr: 111 997-100 SRN 111.

Although, is Lost still eligible because it ended in May 2010? I would think it would be, unless May was just too long ago for HFPA to remember. There are some pretty good nominations. I was like, 'Oh, this should be interesting.'Although, it's not as bad as I make it up to be. And then I saw that the Golden Globe list came out today. Because the writer is obviously a troll.Okay, so I'm home sick because I spent too much time this weekend being out in the cold with wet hair.

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(Point, point? :D) And then there's Despicable Me. Just when I think you can't go any lower, you do. Also, The Illusionist is a movie that hasn't even come out yet. If you haven't seen any of these three movies yet, find a way to because they are fantastic. But this is the strangest collection of actors I have ever come across in my life.LOLCHRISTIANBALEISNOMINATEDFORAGOLDENGLOBELOLOLOLOLOL.Also: How To Train Your Dragon vs.

Last June, I cleaned out my closet, and got rid of a bunch of old toys before seeing Toy Story 3. In fact, my age group (more particularly, kids 16-18)are getting ready for that first step off into college. We spent years attached to that film series. I'm sorry.Although, I think part of Toy Story 3's appeal is the nostalgia a majority of us have.

Why does best comedy have six nominations, whereas best drama has five? I'm sorry, you couldn't just slip in Lost? Yeah, I pretty much don't care after that. And as Andy had to leave his crew of toys behind, so do we.Okay, I'm back. But they point is that we, like Andy, are growing up.

And then others are just stupid. I rather like some of them. It can be done.I've been looking at some 'dirty' tricks to help get me through the process. When my character is walking down the hallway, I will be writing what everyone is doing, what every locker looks like. So, I bet you're wondering to yourself, 'How are you gonna catch up on the words you missed?' That's a really good question.I am going to describe the zombie Jesus out of every living thing I talk about. I wrote 2.4k the first day, though I really should've written 3.2k so I'd be two days behind instead of three but I guess that can't really be changed.After today, I was supposed to be at 6668 words, or about there.

How have you been? I've been really busy being dead. My character this year is such a dolt that this really shouldn't be a problem.I just saw this one: If you're a student, write your essays for this month into your novel, it's not cheating seeing as you wrote it in November!I've already written a Civil War essay and a paragraph for Psychology AND a journal for Economics. Because, let's face it, the author can just go back and change it so that every dialogue exchange is perfect. You know when you're talking to someone and you made a mistake, and they're like, 'Haha, you're so stupid?'In novels, that doesn't really happen. So like 'Anna' would be 'Anna Sophia Maria'.I don't know why that was the first name to pop into my head.

Literally, I'm just like, 'What the fuck is this musical? What the fuck is a jellicle cat? Does thing even have a plot?'I'll start by answering the last question: Yes and no. Happy?So, I've watched the musical Cats about twenty thousand times in the past month or so, and I've decided that maybe I haven't been giving Cats enough credit. But I think we can put our differences behind us.for science.you monster.'At any rate, for those of you doing NaNoWriMo, good luck!DISCLAIMER: I don't own the songs I make reference to or link to.

Though, as far as Macavity goes, I prefer this. Comes with one hell of a theme song, though. Such as Macavity's entrance. Though, some points are big let downs. And a fairly interesting one at that. Yes, because.well, it does have a plot.

They're all Jellicle Cats. Okay, so back to the plot:So, the notion is that there's a gathering of cats once a year. But Macavity never speaks. Macavity spends the entire musical being alluded to, and then.well, nothing really happens except the big fight scene after the Macavity song.

She cannot adjust to life as a stray, or rejoin the tribe. She once belonged to the Jellicle tribe, she became a show cat ('glamour cat') who was eventually abandoned and left on the street. Apparently, she's the group pariah/exile. And for whatever reason, they all hate Grizabella. After that, you get a bunch of songs about certain Cats. They all gather so that the leader of the Jellicle Tribe, Old Deuteronomy, can pick a cat that can be reborn.

They serve little to no purpose for the plot, but they are so damn catchy that you can't really hate them. We'll go back to the plot.More than half these songs are useless. Apparently leaving the Tribe is some sort of blasphemy.so the Jellicle cats are scientologists?Wow, that was a bad joke.

Either way, it's a really sad song. It's also the one I know better for some strange reason. To be honest, I'm a bigger fan of the reprise. Because two of the three times Grizabella shows up on stage, she sings a rendition of Memory. There's a reason for this. If you cared enough to click on each link, you'll notice that the song from Cats hasn't been mentioned.

You can attach her name to any musical, and I can guarantee you that people have tried to find a recording of her singing. Also, the chick playing Jemima, (the cat who is singing at the very beginning of the reprise video) Veerle Casteleyn, is extremely talented, even as far as sopranos go.The original Jemima, who also originated the role of Christine in Phantom of the Opera, Sarah Brightman, is also a talented soprano in her own right. Elaine Paige kills both versions.

You'd have to be in the greatest shape of your life to even keep up with the choreography, and then, you'd get even fitter from being in the damn musical.Now, I'd say that Glee should do a cover of one of the songs that isn't Memory. It's like dancing boot camp. No wonder Dame Judi Dench ruptured her Achilles' tendon.

Glee kind of owes us after that Rocky Horror ep. Oh, God, that'd make me so happy.