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Friday I'll Be Over U

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I'm a huge fan of this girly and I think this song will be smash! It's super catchy and I love the attitude with which Allison delivers each phrase. She's a great artist/singer! Awesome, awesome! I'm so excited to hear the rest of her album! Go Allison!!

I love this song, it's the perfect blend of 80's new wave, with a little Joan Jett and Kelly Clarkson mixed in. PERFECT!! Great job.

Great first single for Allison, exactly what I was expecting it to be. I know she has an amazing voice and could have done a different kind of song but she needed a commercial song as a first single. Overall the beat is great (Max Martin is a Genious) and the lyrics are perfect for a 17 year old, I'm sure this song will do great on the radio. I wish Allison nothing but the best and can't wait to hear her full album and listen to the songs she has worked in with Howard Benson, Kara DioGuardi, David Hodges, Kevin Rudolf, etc.

this single is going to be unstoppable in the charts, very catchy and awesome tune.Allison shows her attitude in this song.I can't wait for her album ahhhhh!!1

There is a preview of Allison Iraheta's upcoming album circulating on the internet. It includes 30-second clips of all the songs and is severely disappointing. You just have to ask, "Where did her voice go?" It sounds nothing like her American Idol studio recordings or live performances, which were jaw dropping at times. I do not understand why record execs do this all the time with American Idol contestants. On Idol, her recordings of "Give in to Me," "I Can't Make You Love Me," and "Cry Baby" (to name a few) are pure and magical, with an undeniable raw rock edge. On the new CD, with the exception of maybe one or two songs, Allison Iraheta sounds like a cheap knockoff of P!nk. Her "voice" goes into completely uncharted territory, and that's not a good thing -- it's a fake thing. With this generic, imitation pop music, they've taken the enormous potential this girl had and effectively flushed it down the toilet. All originality is gone; they're merely trying to create a second generation P!nk-Kelly Clarkson clone.

When "Friday I'll Be Over U," a splendid track, was released, it was rumored that the reason for it being a little more poppy than expected was simply so it could get the attention of mainstream fans. We were told not to worry -- the album would be the REAL Allison. Unfortunately, the rest of the album is MORE poppy than FIBOU, and the "real" Allison is nowhere to be found. In fact, her voice is mostly unrecognizable. Even on songs like "Scars," which is very vocal-centered without a lot of instrumentation, Allison has obviously been instructed to sing in an unnatural way, and her near-a cappella voice sounds contrived.

Shame on you, Allison, for allowing this to happen. For now, I will continue to listen to your pure recordings and dream about what could have been.

OIG