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We Started Nothing

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We Started NothingArtist: Ting Tings
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   Release Date: 19 May 2008
   Record Label: Columbia Records
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Customer Reviews:

  Crap - THAT IS YOUR NAME ! (12 November 2008)
THE WORST POP/PUNK/ROCK ..WHATERVER! BAND IN THE WORLD!

please people grow up and listen to some AC/DC !

Most of all VERY ANNOYING ! id rather listen to an entire CD of a toilet being flushed than this garbage !

  Who the hell gave these idiots a record deal? Utter rubbish! (25 October 2008)
This has to be one of the worst groups I've ever heard. The woman 'singer' cannot even sing, the songs that I have heard are extremely poor and not even catchy. A feeble attempt at being 'punk' and trying to sound like that one hit wonder from the 80s - Mickey. The punk world will no doubt feel insulted and embarrassed by this group and the woman who sang Mickey (Toni Basil) at least sounded like she could sing a few notes!

There is nothing good to say about this group or any of their songs. I know people trying to make it as musicians in some capacity and they have more talent in a strand of hair than these idiots have between them. Its a complete injustice that this rubbish gets recognised, whilst so much better talent goes unnoticed.

I'm sure whoever likes them will get bored very quickly and hopefully this crap will soon disappear and never be heard of again!

Please go away quickly and don't even dream of any form of comeback!

  not bad but not great either! (24 October 2008)
Katie White sounds like Tony Basil on tracks like "Great DJ", "The Drums", "Thats not my name" while slowing down her act for "Be the one" which are good material which is not backed up even more by some of the duff tracks involved like "Impacilla Carpisung" and "Traffic Lights" which does not lend a great deal to a debut album as of course for every new band or solo act starting debut albums will have the odd one but NME's OTT reviews could come back and haunt them if the Ting Tings fail to come up with a different if winning formual for their second album.

Its not a bad album but its not great either!

  Every 8 year old should have it! (20 October 2008)
First heard these early this year, about the same time as I saw the Kills. For me, they are a bit 'candy pop' but it's a great compromise when arguing with my 8 year old daughter about what music is going on the CD player. It's worth it just to catch her doing air guitar and miming the words....very badly! A fun Album.

  Fun (09 October 2008)
I can't believe I bought this. When I first heard the Ting Ting's I thought they were dreadful. It sounded like really naff cheesy pop. And it is, but it's also very catchy and I have to admit I like it. The more I hear it the more it grows on me. It's not cool to like it, but that doesn't mean it's not okay to like it. It's just probably best not to admit it to people when you first meet them. That's Not My Name is probably the best pop tune of the year for me.

 
 


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