It's Not Me It's You
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£4.50
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This is incisive, clever and witty and the tunes are also excellent. I just have to skip the occasional track when my daughter (5) listens to the album, but she loves it too.
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Some good tracks here but I don't think it's going to last as well as "Alright,Still"- this one's a little less cohesive and the production's a little TOO polished.
Stand out tracks are "Fuxk You and "The Fear".
I hear Lily's dropped out of the pop world to run a clothes shop with here friend. I bet any money it's not a new TopShop in Lewisham.
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If you like the singles, then you'll like the singles on here as well. Unfortunately, as with so many albums nowadays, it doesn't really deliver much more than this. Perhaps that's not surprising given the predilection for downloading single songs nowadays. But it doesn't feel better to have the album tracks as well. Some of the swearing continues to be amusing, and the track that sounds like it was written by Gary Barlow turns out to have actually been written by Gary Barlow, which is a surprising collaboration, but doesn't sound like he's given his best work to share. When she gets it right, she writes a corking tune, but that doesn't happen quite often enough on this album. However, for the price, a reasonable purchase.
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I loved Lily Allen's first album, but she definitely bettered 'Alright, Still' with this offering. I loved EVERY song, something you're unlikely to find in most albums. However, Lily's meaningful lyrics and catchy pop tunes make It's Not Me it's You a true winner in my, and most people's, eyes. Favourite tracks, "Who'd Have Known', '22' and 'Back to the Start'.
Loving the cover too!!!
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Good tunes, well sung but ruined by completely unnecessary four letter words liberally inserted for no good reason. I would be embarrassed to play these tracks in the company of anyone of any age group.
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