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Like most British pop, Lily Allens debut album, Alright, Still, overflows with impeccably shiny, creative productions. However, Allen attempts to set herself apart from the likes of Rachel Stevens, Natasha Bedingfield, and Girls Aloud with a cheeky, (mostly) amusing vindictive streak in her lyrics that belies the sugarcoated sounds around them. You know exactly what she means when she says her ex is not big whatsoever on Not Big; later, she revels in being the one that got away on Shame for You. However, this nice-then-naughty approach is at its best on Alright, Stills singles, which open the album in a one-two-three punch. Another ex-boyfriend kiss-off, Smile, has a silky verse melody that just barely conceals her spite, which finally spills over on the chorus: At first, when I see you cry/It makes me smile. But even here, Allen keeps her revenge sweet -- she sounds like shes singing about how ice cream or puppies or being in love makes her smile, which gives the song an extra sting. Knock Em Out is an even sassier, more stylized battle of the sexes than the Streets Fit But You Know It (and could very well be the response from the girl in Mike Skinners song). And LDN is a glorious summer confection, even if its all lies underneath the Lord Kitchener sample and sun is in the sky chorus. Alright, Stills production and arrangements, courtesy of Greg Kurstin, Mark Ronson, and Futurecut, balance Allens tart observations with a backdrop of pop-grime beats and freewheeling, feel-good ska that makes her sound playful and kittenish instead of just catty. While the album doesnt exactly go downhill after its opening salvo, it does lose some steam, particularly with Take What You Take, a song that feels out of character with the rest of Alright, Still because its uncharacteristically dull, and Alfie, which falls especially flat as the albums final song. Allen softens her tough-girl pose more successfully on Little Things, a ballad that celebrates the mundane moments of a dying relationship (Youd take me out shopping and all wed buy was trainers/As if we ever needed anything to entertain us) and Everythings Just Wonderful, where bureaucrats that wont give me a mortgage are the targets of her ire instead of a previous (or soon-to-be previous) boyfriend. As with Nellie McKay (another young, opinionated woman eager to make herself the maverick in her chosen style of music), the dichotomy between Allens sweet sound and ironic lyrics could be seen as either witty or clever-clever. Still, enough of Alright, Still works -- as pure pop and on the meta level Allen aims for -- to make the album a fun, summery fling, and maybe more. [The U.S. version of Alright, Still includes a remix of Smile and the 50 Cent parody Nan Youre a Window Shopper as well as U-MYX software, which allows listeners to make their own remixes of Smile and Knock Em Out -- not an essential addition, but a surprisingly fun one nonetheless.]
~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide
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01. [url=http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/capi001/lilyallen/smile/smile_v300.asx][b]Smile[/b][/url] ([i]View Video[/i])
02. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001002/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Knock Em Out[/b][/url]
03. [url=http://exodus.interoutemediaservices.com/?id=2a459f5e-45c4-4afb-a7e9-626aaa8dfe88&delivery=stream][b]LDN[/b][/url] ([i]View Video[/i])
04. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001004/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Everythings Just Wonderful[/b][/url]
05. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001005/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Not Big[/b][/url]
06. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001006/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Friday Night[/b][/url]
07. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001007/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Shame for You[/b][/url]
08. [url=http://exodus.interoutemediaservices.com/?id=19c2f1d9-bf5a-47bf-aab2-91ebb22304c2&delivery=stream][b]Littlest Things[/b][/url] ([i]View Video[/i])
09. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001009/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Take What You Take[/b][/url]
10. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001010/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Friend of Mine[/b][/url]
11. [url=http://del.interoute.com/?id=b1ffa75f-c3ff-443b-9d62-6afbdf95da68&delivery=stream][b]Alfie[/b][/url] ([i]View Video[/i])
12. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001012/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Nan Youre a Window Shopper[/b][/url]
13. [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/clipserve/B000KGGF12001013/0/105-5887392-1392461][b]Smile Version Revisited[/b][/url]
[b]Genres:[/b]
Rock/Pop,
Rock
[b]Original Release Date:[/b]
Janaury 30, 2007
[b]Recording type:[/b]
Studio
[b]Mono/Stereo:[/b]
Stereo
[b]Label:[/b]
Capitol / EMI Records
[b]Producer:[/b]
Greg Kurstin
[b]Personnel:[/b]
John Ellis - keyboards
Michael Rose - saxophone
Paul Farr - guitar
Paul Powell - drums
Eddie Thornton - trumpet
John Waddington - bass instrument
Trevor Edwards - trombone
Clive Hunte
Jonny Wimbolt-Lewis
Mark Nicholls
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