#LP1 album

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Chart Update 2024-10-17 10:04 UTC

LP1:

Kworb Live iTunes Album US: #94 (re-entry)

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Strip That Down:

Kworb Live iTunes US: #167 (re-entry)

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[ninthphaes]

EUSEXUA

[highladyofterrasen7]

Zayn: Simon I’m leaving the band

[soldierandawar]

i started this sheet in 2019 lmao. my god tier 1D songs.

[cataldodarker]

FKA twigs

EP1

Data di rilascio: 04-12-2012

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EP2

Data di rilascio: 17-09-2013

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LP1

Data di rilascio: 11-08-2014

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M3LL155X

Data di rilascio: 14-08-2015

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MAGDALENE

Data di rilascio: 08-11-2019

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CAPRISONGS

Data di rilascio: 14-01-2022

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[ellaknowslucifer]

It's lp1 day bitches

[niamflopped]

A reminder of LP1's critical reception.

LP1 received negative reviews. According to Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has an average score of 44 out of 100, which indicates "mixed or average reviews" based on seven reviews.[29] It was the worst reviewed album with seven reviews or more of 2019 on the site.[34]

Helen Brown of The Independent wrote "he's got a nice set of pipes. He gets the songs across. But without imposing any personality on them he's just, well, a singing six-pack" and that "it's all fine: shiny and efficient pop, smelling of body oil and new car upholstery. But Payne treats each track like a rental car. He gives each song a spin and hands the keys back like a good lad without leaving a trace," ending the review by stating "he's gone from One Direction to One Dimensional".[32] 

Mark Kennedy, writing for ABC News, called the album "embarrassing" while writing that the album "never really gets off the ground, a collection of monotonous club songs that often sound like warmed-over Justin Bieber rejects."

He further criticised Payne's decision to add "offerings [that] are more than two years old" and the fact that Payne only co-wrote four songs, although he did compliment "Stack It Up".[35] 

Laura Snapes of The Guardian opined that it is a "terrible pop album, but very effective contraception".[1] Michael Cragg, also of The Guardian, called the album "genre-ticking anonymity" and "occasionally painful yet weirdly Payne-less."[36] 

El Hunt of NME felt Payne was "so focused on ticking boxes that he forgets to have fun" and that it "shows a more grown-up side to the former One Direction member, and cherry-picks from pretty much every genre that's in vogue right now. The problem is that it doesn't tell us much about Liam Payne" while particularly talking down on "Both Ways".

Rawiya Kameir of Pitchfork was critical, calling Payne "another pop star flailing to find his identity amid trend-hopping production and half-baked lyrics" and that "listening to LP1, you almost feel sorry for Payne. It's maybe more pathetic to have failed not for risking too much, but after seeming to have tried so little."[33]

Neil Z. Yeung of AllMusic wrote that Payne "tackles hip-hop and electronic genres but struggles to distinguish himself from the crop of similar-sounding contemporaries" and that a majority of the songs "sound more like a streaming playlist set to shuffle" while adding that the album is "front-loaded with mostly forgettable trifles."

A.D. Amorosi, writing for Variety, opined that "the writing and singing aren't strong enough and come across as C-level Timberlake material" while ending the review by saying "during 'Home with You', one of Payne's better singles not included on this album, the singer claims: 'Too many cooks in the kitchen / Too many fools here listening / Why don't we find somewhere quiet, quiet.' Liam Payne should have taken his own advice."[37] 

Lauren Murphy of entertainment.ie called the songs "indistinguishable" and the album "a wasted opportunity" and "dull", noting that the album "sounds like a collection of songs – not a cohesive album".[38] 

Thomas Green, writing for the i, stated that "One Direction's devoted fans will love this, but nobody else will" while commenting that the album "should make lots of money. Not much else about it seems to matter to Payne." 

[isupportzaynxliamxziam]

Friday, 6 December 2019 / part III

Liam finally releases his debut album LP1, not only a standard edition with all his hit singles, but also a Target edition with bonus tracks like Hurting Me, which is written by Liam with Simon Willox, Steve McCutcheon and Andrew Wotman, also known as Andrew Watt, wil handled the production . Before It Ends is also written by Liam with David Gibson, Ian Franzino and Andrew Haas. Afterhrs is the producer of the song

credits: tarnished-butsogrand

Liam also releases a Japanese edition of his debut album with bonus tracks like Down, written by Marcus Lomax, Mikkel S. Eriksen, Tor Erik Hermansen. Stefan and Jordan Johnson. The Monsters & Strangerz produce the song with Stargate and Ben Rice

Trouble is written by Liam with Ronald Spencer and Aaron Zuckerman, while the production is done by Ronny J and Jeremy Zucker

credits: tarnished-butsogrand

Nobody Else is also written by Liam with again Simon Wilcox, Mikkel S. Eriksen and Tor Erik Hermansen, as well as with Isley Juber and Bilan Lambroza, who also handled the production with Stargate

credits: liam-93-production

[yyesyey]

FKA twigs - LP1 Vinyl

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[proximitytogod]

American Football (1999) debut studio album cover. Shot on large format, Kodak Ektachrome E100S, colour reversal film.

[lpcharts]

Chart Update 2024-11-24 01:04 UTC

LP1:

Kworb Live iTunes Album UK: no longer on chart

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All I Want (For Christmas) :

Kworb Live iTunes UK: #32 (+7)

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[tired-and-triggered]

The fact that these posts are from 2 FUCKING YEARS AGO is crazy to me... We're really still the same. We never gave up. We never lost hope. We're still waiting for a reunion that's never gonna come.

We are DIRECTIONERS.

12 YEARS OF ONE DIRECTION

[tommos]

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[sunshineandlyrics]

#13 Midnight Memories (2013)

#21 Made In The A.M. (2015)

#22 FOUR (2015)

#25 Take Me Home (2012)

#38 Up All Night (2011)

Liam's 2019 debut album LP1 also returns to the Top 100 at #62.

As of 24 October 2024

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