"LDN," Lily Allen

[That Skipping Rope.]

wm.allaccess.com/allaccess/lilyaldn.wma

She premiered this on TRL the other day as her second single. "Alfie" was scrapped.

VIDEO:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQB3AptIOHc

[detsaw]

Good, but still awful.

[I HATE LA REID]

I LOVE THIS

[TotallyEnormousExtinctDinosaur]

I love this but I actually think a new wave of promo behind "Smile" is more likely to do anything than this song.

[Grenade]

I love this song.

[Punchanello]

detsaw said:

Good, but still awful.

[detsaw]

tortuga said:

detsaw said:

Good, but still awful.

Sorry I meant good that "Alfie" was scrapped but "LDN" is still awful.

[That Skipping Rope.]

I love this, obviously, but i hope there isn't some cheesy remix about some city in the US released.

"NYC f/ Lil Mama," anyone?

[musicjunkie.]

haveyoueverbeenlow said:

"NYC f/ Lil Mama," anyone?

Gross.

[tozion]

Billboard review:

LDN
LILY ALLEN
Producer(s): Future Cut
Genre: POP
Label: Capitol

A happy-go-lucky ska beat accompanies Brit singer/songwriter Lily Allen's second single, as she frolics on a bicycle across London—or "LDN"—observing things are not always as they seem: "A fella looking dapper, then I see it's a pimp and his crack whore." Despite the message that "everything seems nice, but if you look twice you see it's all lies," cynicism is on the down-low, as she further surmises, "Sun is in the sky, why would I wanna be anywhere else?" She's got a point: Considering stateside programmers' refusal to indulge the greatest U.K. invasion in a decade—leading listeners online to discover should-be hits from Allen, Mika, James Morrison, Joss Stone, Keane and Amy Winehouse (albeit "Rehab" is getting props)—"LDN" is beating stateside tastemaking to a pulp. —Chuck Taylor

[Q]

I love this, wish she could get a hit.