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[BAPHOMET.]

getting the Deluxe for the extra mess.

[Barbie Dangerous]

Is "Can't Let Go" remade?!?

[Zankou.]

Adele's '25' Will Include a Target Deluxe Edition With 3 Bonus Tracks

In addition, there will be a Target Exclusive Deluxe Edition of 25 -- with three bonus tracks, including ?Can?t Let Go,? ?Lay Me Down? and ?Why Do You Love Me.? The Target edition of the album will be available for preorder at Target.com starting on Friday and will hit stores on Nov. 20.

Check out the full Target edition track list below (and begin the countdown, pavement chasers).

Adele's 25 track list:
1. Hello
2. Send My Love (To Your New Lover)
3. I Miss You
4. When We Were Young
5. Remedy
6. Water Under The Bridge
7. River Lea
8. Love In The Dark
9. Million Years Ago
10. All I Ask
11. Sweetest Devotion

TARGET Bonus Tracks
12. Can?t Let Go*
13. Lay Me Down*
14. Why Do You Love Me*

happy now Mels?

[Herb.]

I think that really only works for artist with big buzz surrounding them

exactly. Most artists don't have the luxury of releasing whenever they want to before testing the waters a bit. Adele is guaranteed coin.

[Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In]

Albums in the 60s, 70s, and 80s used to be like 8-10 tracks.

sssssssss

they didn't have a choice

yes they did... there are some albums that came out during those times that were longer than 10 tracks. I own a number of albums from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. So I know. Most artists in those times chose to put what they felt was the strongest material on the album. There were even some double disc albums (well two records) Stevie Wonder's "Songs In The Key of Life" and Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Fleetwood Mac's "Tusk" was 20 tracks and that came out in 1979.

[Wtv]

whats testing the waters exactly, Herb?
just releasing one (buzz) single, then another (as most artists) and then the album to still have the same poor sales over and over? Lol
the testing the waters thing is just a urban legend.

[Stewie]

I think that really only works for artist with big buzz surrounding them

exactly. Most artists don't have the luxury of releasing whenever they want to before testing the waters a bit. Adele is guaranteed coin.

[Jon]

[Bentley!]

Like wow ... She's really ready to mess again
she gave her all to 21

I already KNOW Water Under The Bridge is gonna end me

C'mon 'Dele

Artists like her and Lana are seen as boring, but just really GET into them as artists gorls and feel what they're saying. Their albums >> .... don't fucking press skip, it ruins the experience
Like the white versions of Tweet and Brandy for me

[Bentley!]

And the way 'Dele's beauty has blossomed is crazy
Shes really gorgeous and slaying

[BAPHOMET.]

That's how I am with Bey now ... Cause you never know when these hoes will pop up 

[FINE.]

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[Bentley!]

whats testing the waters exactly, Herb?
just release one (buzz) single, then another (as most artists) and then the album to still have poor sales? Lol
the testing the waters thing is just a urban legend.

My theory in today's market is. You're not gonna get paid much and it's not the same guarantee of superstardom when releasing so grandly
So if you wanna mess then get everything together and MESS

Just like ppl gave up sitcoms for reality shows. Microwave times ppl

Every artist should be doing what Bey did tbh, or doing like 'Dele

Sis doesn't give a damn about a first single reception
Either listen to my mess or punch, but my alberm is releasing next month
Brilliant

[Jon]

The video is leaking 

[Phantom]

I like Jazmine's music way more but I don't think it's a race thing. Her first era was successful but when that 2nd album flopped and she gave up, she kinda shot herself in the foot. Then she came back basically giving the same tea.

she didn't "give up" because it flopped

She was in an abusive situation

yea we found that out 3 years later. but that wasn't the public perception at the time based on the reasoning she gave. which is why doing that hurt her like i said