How long is stereo love

We won't share this comment without your permission. If you chose to provide an email address, it will only be used to contact you about your comment. See our privacy policy. A lot or a little? The parents' guide to what's in this movie. Positive Messages. This song has a positive message about trying to work through relationship problems.

Positive Role Models. Mature behavior in the face of difficult issues is the sign of a positive role model. One semi-steamy line: "When I touch your body I feel I'm losing control. What parents need to know Parents need to know that "Stereo Love" is a tame single told from the perspective of one partner in a romantic relationship who implores the other to work through their problems together. Continue reading Show less. Stay up to date on new reviews.

Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. User Reviews Parents say Kids say. There aren't any reviews yet. Be the first to review this title. Kid, 11 years old December 9, Will have you singing long after the song ends Very catchy song, and a great one at that! Nothing too bad except for the one line "When I touch your body, I feel I'm losing control. Continue reading. Report this review. Kid, 11 years old August 21, Kinda Good I kinda like this song.

I don't really understaand what they're singing but it's still a good song. Plus I heard this song many times when I was What's the story? Is it any good? Talk to your kids about Why do artists continue to produce songs about love over and over again? Our editors recommend. My Worlds Acoustic. Unplugged versions of JBieb's sweet, wholesome songs.

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Read more. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Print. Personalize your media recommendations. Complain about this comment Comment number 1. There's nothing special here, apart from maybe the fact it contains an accordian, it just dance music by numbers. Maybe if this was the 90s I could see it be successful but why now? It sounds like something out of Eurovision.

Complain about this comment Comment number 2. Aren't there two versions of this song? I checked the Irish charts and these guys and a group called DJ Team have both got into the charts with this one. Complain about this comment Comment number 3. Wow Euro-mess! Ala Sash!

Not good I am all for EU but there are a lot of these kind of techno-light stuff. I don't think it does music any good - long term. Complain about this comment Comment number 4. I am convinced that many of the so-called experts are "idiots". When the Irish Prime Minister said that the "boom was becoming boomier"? Remember everyone was telling how good the England football team was with several "world class" players and almost immediately we saw "world class" Ashley Cole being made to look an "idiot" by a German teenager?

Well everyone knows that "pop" these days means a video of some girl, of mixed race, "performing", ie showing knickers or thongs with spangles, fish-net thights and high heels. Which obviously one prefers to ugly rappers jumping about. But this song? Well on YouTube I can see that it got million hits. And another 8 million, and another video of same song 13 million and a dozen others with 2 million or so, each. Complain about this comment Comment number 5. This entry is now closed for comments.

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Find out more about page archiving. BBC Radio 1. Listen Latest tracks. This is going to do nothing to change matters. Still could be worse. It could've been played on bagpipes. Share this page. Comments Post your comment Sign in or register to comment.