And the loser was....INCREDIBLE! Miles Away is SAFE!

NOW GET READY FOR THE IMMUNITY ROUND! THIS ROUND YOU ARE VOTING FOR A SONG TO BE SAFE FOR HE NEXT ROUND. CHOOSE WISELY!!!!


WHO WILL BE SAFE?



SONGS REMAINING

Give it to Me
Miles Away
She's Not Me
The Beat Goes On

I'M GONNA VOTE FOR GIVE IT TO ME


REMEMBER THIS IS FOR IMMUNITY IN ROUND 11. CHOOSING THE BEST SONG MAY NOT BE THE BEST STRATEGY!

Miles Away.

I cannot believe Heartbeat is gone while trash like She's Not Me remains.

She's Not Me for Immunity.

She's Not Me

VoicesCarry said:

I Heartbeat. It's like a latin freestyle throwback.

And...Miles Away to advance.
[Edited 5/16/08 11:34am]

Give It 2 Me for immunity!

Miles Away

VoicesCarry said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

"Miles Away" is the only real dud remaining. Let's save "Give It 2 Me".

Miles Away

immunity for Beat Goes On. it's the only one left that i care about (and one of my favorites from the album).

The Beat Goes On. this is getting tough.

GIVE IT TO ME

So, the final round will be Miles away VS She's not me, right?

superspaceboy said:

Madonna denied quintuple UK chart success
Madonna has been denied the chance to see five of her LPs in the U.K. album chart at the same time, after the country's Official Chart Company (OCC) deemed details surrounding their sales unfair.
The Material Girl star was set to score a chart quintuple last week after British supermarket giant Tesco offered consumers a free copy of one of four previous Madonna albums when they purchased her latest release Hard Candy.
The offer allowed fans to buy the LP for $18 (GBP9), and claim a copy of either The Immaculate Collection, Ray Of Light, Music or Confessions On A Dancefloor for free.
And the promotion gave the star's earlier albums a significant boost in the British mid-week charts; The Immaculate Collection shot to number 28, Confessions On A Dancefloor sat at 48, Music at 95, and Ray Of Light at 110.
But the U.K. chart's governing body, the OCC, have excluded the albums from being counted in last week's rundown, insisting the offer didn't comply with its stance on chart rules.
The move meant only Hard Candy's sales were counted, which gave the singer her 10th number one album in the U.K. and U.S. charts earlier this month.
OCC managing director Martin Talbot explains the decision: 'It is quite a core chart rule that we only count sales, and the marketing of this particular initiative is clear - if you buy Hard Candy through Tesco you can have one of these albums free of charge.'
He adds, 'We will be monitoring these kinds of offers to assess whether current rules cover what is becoming an increasingly common occurrence. We need to ensure it doesn't undermine the authority of the charts, which are there to measure sales.'
From contactmusic.com

JoeTyler said:

I certainly hope so.

AlexdeParis said:

no no no

Give it to me VS Beat goes on


[Edited 5/17/08 12:11pm]

Miles Away

Give It 2 Me

freal

Dang TIE! I'll wait for another response to go on to the next round....

superspaceboy said:

You could just skip the immunity.

AlexdeParis said:

did and done!