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Description: Genre: Pop - Dance Pop / Artist: T.A.T.U. / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2003-01-13 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more Newest Review: ... got to the first verse you know you won't be hearing it once.The dramatic synths,spindling loops and grundging ... more |
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T.A.T.U. - 200 Km/h In The Wrong Lane [ECD] Price Comparison
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Polydor, January 13, 2003, UPC: 0044006745626
200 km/h In The Wrong Lane |
£ 7,48 |
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by CaffienatedYak - written on 10.09.03 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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There are some things in this world that, once you hear them for the first time, never fade from your mind. Other things are promptly beaten into your head until you remember them, whether or not you got the point the first time. Madonna likes to reinvent herself. Jennifer Lopez has a huge heiney. Alicia Keys plays the damn piano. Just a few of the simple things we knew right off - yet are constantly reminded of every damn day. Oh, yeah, and Russian duo t.A.T.u. is comprised of two girls who are in love with each other. Really, they are. Oh, and did you know that they?re also in love with each other? And they?re both girls? What, didn't they mention it on ...
by karenuk - written on 16.07.03 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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If I could describe t.A.T.u in one word, it would be controversial. From their first video dressed as schoolgirls, kissing each other in the rain, Lena Katina and Julia Volkova have grabbed the headlines. Of course, how much of this image stems from the girls themselves and how much from the shady Ivan Shapovalov is an interesting debate. Personally, I don’t believe the girls are gay and I think it is all a clever marketing ploy by Shapovalov, but Lena and Julia come across as intelligent teenagers and using a gimmick as a helping hand to success is hardly a new phenomenon. The debate about the schoolgirl image encouraging paedophiles is not ...
by stoffy - written on 17.02.03 (Very useful, 319 readings)
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OK, let's do a Delia? What do you get when you take two teenage Russian girls, marinade them in pseudo-lesbianism, add a pinch of Trevor Horn and deep-fry them in controversy? The answer is t-A-T-u, surely the most controversial thing to come out of Russia since Perestroika. Lena Katina and Julia Volkova, believed to be in their late teens, have become million-selling artists all over the world thanks to their catchy pop sound that carries more depth and originality than the bland bubblegum of their British contemporaries. However, it is their relationship with each other that has caused the tabloids to explode in a sea of rage. Whilst being ...






