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Old 09-30-2005, 09:56 AM
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Anyone else pick up this album? I bought it after hearing a sample of Beep and hoping the rest would be just as good as that and Don't Cha. Well, I wasn't let down. It is a great upbeat album with a couple of steamy ballads. It will be great to workout to.

I will say that none of the songs are like touching or anything...no real deep meaning in any, which, I mean, did you expect the PCD to have depth?

So far, Beep, Feelin' Good, I Don't Need A Man and Buttons are my favorite on the album, after Don't Cha. Buttons and Beep are really the best ones.
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Their club was right by The Colosseum where Stevie played in Vegas. I got to see it but I didn't get to see them. The line to get in on Saturday night was very, very long.
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Old 09-30-2005, 11:25 AM
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Their club was right by The Colosseum where Stevie played in Vegas. I got to see it but I didn't get to see them. The line to get in on Saturday night was very, very long.
yeah, I saw them for a split second but didn't know who they were at the time...now I could kick myself
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Their club was right by The Colosseum where Stevie played in Vegas. I got to see it but I didn't get to see them. The line to get in on Saturday night was very, very long.

No doubt. It was down right awful at the final show. The line was clear outside. What idiots would stand outside for hours just to get into a club? Whatta waste of a Sat night in Vegas.
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No doubt. It was down right awful at the final show. The line was clear outside. What idiots would stand outside for hours just to get into a club? Whatta waste of a Sat night in Vegas.
after I came out of the Stevie show on my way to Krave, I walked passed it and at that time they were doing a song every 30 minutes or so where they would open the curtain so the general public could see it...I didn't know who the hell they were and I wondered why the line was like wrapped around that little horse gambling area, but didn't care as I was on my way to a night of rapture...or so I thought

...but I digress
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oh my god - I just found out the lead singer of the PCD used to be the singer in Eden's Crush :swoon:

I remember them - they were like the first reality show pop group weren't they? They had a hit song but I can't remember what it is for the life of me...
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I'm sorry but I really really don't like the Pussycat Dolls. I think a bunch of pole dancers singing about how hot they are is just objectionable...sorry.
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I remember them - they were like the first reality show pop group weren't they? They had a hit song but I can't remember what it is for the life of me...
Get Over Yourself...Goodbye....


...is all I can remember from it
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Anyone else pick up this album? I bought it after hearing a sample of Beep and hoping the rest would be just as good as that and Don't Cha. Well, I wasn't let down. It is a great upbeat album with a couple of steamy ballads. It will be great to workout to.

I will say that none of the songs are like touching or anything...no real deep meaning in any, which, I mean, did you expect the PCD to have depth?

So far, Beep, Feelin' Good, I Don't Need A Man and Buttons are my favorite on the album, after Don't Cha. Buttons and Beep are really the best ones.
Those chicks are hot, but the music is terrible.
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