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The Official Lily Allen Thread
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TeatimeForLoser
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I love her... I think she's drop dead gorgeous, and she is on my list of people with whom I will someday be best friends...
Plus, I do love her music too, 'Not Fair' is on the playlist at work at the moment, and it comes on every few hours, and I inevitably end up singing along behind the bar... odd looks ensue, but I genuinely do it out of habit now, lol
Plus, I do love her music too, 'Not Fair' is on the playlist at work at the moment, and it comes on every few hours, and I inevitably end up singing along behind the bar... odd looks ensue, but I genuinely do it out of habit now, lol
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Just listened to "It's Not Me, It's You" at work yesterday. Fantastic. Not the best singer but Lily has a sense of humor AND a point of view.
Lily Allen in hat-trick at UK Ivor Novello awards
- Quirky pop singer Lily Allen took home three awards for songs from her smash album "It's Not Me, It's You" at the Ivor Novello awards on Thursday, crowning an eye-catching year of success for the wry British singer.
A teary-eyed Allen, dressed in a parachute-style pale yellow dress, snapped up gongs for best music and lyrics and for most performed work for hit single "The Fear."
"This song is so much about feeling so lost in a lot of ways and this has made me feel quite found all of a sudden," she said.
She and co-writer Greg Kurstin also won songwriters of the year for their work on Allen's album which combines light pop tunes with sharp, chatty lyrics about everyday life.
The 55th edition of the Ivor Novello awards, which endeavor to reward artists for the quality of their composing rather than their commercial success, also gave nods to some lesser known acts.
Indie songstress Bat For Lashes -- real name Natasha Khan -- won the best contemporary song award for "Daniel," upstaging more popular tracks from breakthrough artist La Roux and cheery rapper Dizzee Rascal.
"Who would have thought when I was sitting in my pajamas in my bed writing this song I would be standing up here with this," Khan said, collecting her award.
Duran Duran singer Simon LeBon gave young Scottish singer Paolo Nutini his award for best album. Nutini's "Sunny Side Up," a rootsy departure from his radio-friendly past efforts, saw off competition from Rascal and a long player about cricket by The Duckworth Lewis Method.
Former guitar player for The Smiths Johnny Marr received an Ivors Inspiration award in recognition of his influence over a generation of strummers and angsty songwriters and top producer Trevor Horn was rewarded for his contribution to British music.
Oasis songwriter and guitarist Noel Gallagher was on hand to present the lifetime achievement to Paul Weller, who has found success across three decades with The Jam, the Style Council and his acclaimed solo work.
The ceremony also recognized writing for video games, television and films such as the soundtrack for animated movie "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs."
The special international award went to soft balled crooner Neil Sedaka.
"It has been a crazy career of 58 years," Sedaka said. "This is trendy fickle business, but the song is the bottom line. The song is what really counts."
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE64J4KJ20100520
http://www.theivors.com/winners.htm
- Quirky pop singer Lily Allen took home three awards for songs from her smash album "It's Not Me, It's You" at the Ivor Novello awards on Thursday, crowning an eye-catching year of success for the wry British singer.
A teary-eyed Allen, dressed in a parachute-style pale yellow dress, snapped up gongs for best music and lyrics and for most performed work for hit single "The Fear."
"This song is so much about feeling so lost in a lot of ways and this has made me feel quite found all of a sudden," she said.
She and co-writer Greg Kurstin also won songwriters of the year for their work on Allen's album which combines light pop tunes with sharp, chatty lyrics about everyday life.
The 55th edition of the Ivor Novello awards, which endeavor to reward artists for the quality of their composing rather than their commercial success, also gave nods to some lesser known acts.
Indie songstress Bat For Lashes -- real name Natasha Khan -- won the best contemporary song award for "Daniel," upstaging more popular tracks from breakthrough artist La Roux and cheery rapper Dizzee Rascal.
"Who would have thought when I was sitting in my pajamas in my bed writing this song I would be standing up here with this," Khan said, collecting her award.
Duran Duran singer Simon LeBon gave young Scottish singer Paolo Nutini his award for best album. Nutini's "Sunny Side Up," a rootsy departure from his radio-friendly past efforts, saw off competition from Rascal and a long player about cricket by The Duckworth Lewis Method.
Former guitar player for The Smiths Johnny Marr received an Ivors Inspiration award in recognition of his influence over a generation of strummers and angsty songwriters and top producer Trevor Horn was rewarded for his contribution to British music.
Oasis songwriter and guitarist Noel Gallagher was on hand to present the lifetime achievement to Paul Weller, who has found success across three decades with The Jam, the Style Council and his acclaimed solo work.
The ceremony also recognized writing for video games, television and films such as the soundtrack for animated movie "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs."
The special international award went to soft balled crooner Neil Sedaka.
"It has been a crazy career of 58 years," Sedaka said. "This is trendy fickle business, but the song is the bottom line. The song is what really counts."
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE64J4KJ20100520
http://www.theivors.com/winners.htm