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The Latest Chart Hits – Feb. 2010

The latest chart hits on the commercial mainstream music for Feb. 2010

1      ARCTIC MONKEYS – “Dance Little Liar”
2     JUSTIN BIEBER – “One Time”
3     BLACK EYED PEAS – “Rock That Body”
4     MARY J. BLIGE – “I Am”
5     TONI BRAXTON – “Yesterday”
6     CHERYL COLE – “Parachute”
7     EMPIRE OF THE SUN – “Without You (New Version)”
8     CALVIN HARRIS – “You Used To Hold Me”
9     ERIK HASSLE – “Hurtful”
10     HONOREBEL FEAT. PITBULL & JUMP SMOKERS – “Now You See It”
11     LADY GAGA FEAT. BEYONCÉ – “Telephone”
12     PIXIE LOTT – “Gravity”
13     PHOENIX – “1901″
14     PLACEBO – “Bright Lights”
15     RIHANNA FEAT. JEEZY – “Hard”
16     SATURDAYS – “Here Standing”
17     SUB FOCUS – “Could This Be Real”
18     SUGABABES – “Wear My Kiss”
19     TIMBALAND FEAT. KATY PERRY – “If We Ever Meet Again”
20     YEASAYER – “Ambling Alp”

This latest chart hits playlist was taken from MasterMix

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Lady Gaga – The Fame Monster [Deluxe Edition]

Lady Gaga – The Fame Monster [Deluxe Edition]

Has an album title ever been so self-prophetic? In its first year, this electro pop opus rocketed Lady Gaga from unknown New York lounge singer to the world’s biggest pop star this side of Britney Spears. The Fame’s brand of pop is shamelessly decadent: 11 of its 13 songs are about money, celebrity, sex, clubbing, or a sticky combination of all four. It’s insipid subject matter, unless you consider Gaga as less of a silly, manufactured blonde than an ingenious artist playing the part of a glitzy pop star. Witness The Fame’s impeccably sleek opening songs, from the carelessly rambling chorus of “Just Dance” to the snappy, futuristic beat of “Love Game”: Gaga’s got the outrageous outfits and dance moves down to a science, but underneath it all, the music is aggressive and authoritarian in ways that most other Top 40 tunes are not. Often compared to Gwen Stefani’s, Gaga’s vocals are in fact richer and rounder, allowing her a certain stylistic versatility, and her personae alternate from wild party kid to vulnerable lover. Some of the risks don’t always pay off, but the Lady Gaga of the dark and ardent mega hit “Poker Face” prevails. She is commandeering enough, bizarre and beguiling enough, to ensure that she’ll be basking in our attention for a very long time. –Erin Thompson

This title was released on November 23, 2009.

Check out The Fame Monster playlist and samples here at Amazon .

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