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The A-side from this 2001 EP is a stonker, and yes, it is better than the Michael Jackson album of the same name.
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The Third Red Nose Day was held on Friday 15 March 1991, with the slogan "The Stonker", and Raised £20 million. The charity song was a double A-sided single featuring "The Stonk" performed by Hale & Pace and "The Smile Song" performed by Victoria Wood.
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Robert Copsey of Digital Spy described the collaboration as one of the more confusing releases of 2010, due to how the song was connected to three different projects, including the Dorito's campaign and both Guetta's and Rihanna's albums. Copsey praised Guetta's ability to provide a "proper dance-pop stonker" and was complimentary of its composition. He concluded his reviewing with "It's a good job, then, that bopping along to this – and warming yourself up in the process – is pretty much impossible to resist." A reviewer for Popjustice was divided on the song's lyrics; though he found the line "beating like a disco drum" fantastic, he remained unconvinced by the line, "who's that chick", which he labelled as being stupid.
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McAlpine went on to describe the way the rhythm of the vocal cuts across the beat and back again in the verses, and Angela Hunte's vocal pronunciation as brilliant. While Sarah-Louise James from the Daily Star said that the song is as catchy as the dubstep genre gets, highlighting Hunte's "euphoric rave-y vocal". Nick Levine of Digital Spy stated in his review of the song: > 'I Need Air' is quite simply a stonker. Less simply, it's a monster-sized > electropop-cum-dubstep club track that sounds as though it could coax > everyone from Tristan in Dalston to Robbo from Romford to Joe at G-A-Y bar > onto the dancefloor.
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The series spiraled Bate into fame and he went on to become a highly well-received television star. After finding fame with Sleuth, Bate played Mark Warrington in all but one of the episodes of the hit television series The Spoils of War (1980–1981) and appearing as Amyand in the Doctor Who serial "Planet of Fire" and as Malcolm Hallwood in the television comedy-drama Auf Wiedersehen, Pet series 2. Bate's final screen role before he succumbed to cancer was as Stonker in one episode of Spender opposite Jimmy Nail. During 1992 he continued to appear onstage, appearing in the Royal Court Theatre's productions of Les Misérables and The Phantom of the Opera, with the latter being his last ever acting appearance.
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