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A simple look at the history and accomplishments of the British boy band One Direction, from their early rise to fame to the release of their most recent albums.
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CD REVIEW: One Direction, 'Take Me Home'
On the follow-up to its chart-topping debut \"Up All Night,\" the British quintet created out of the UK version of \"The X Factor\" proves it can perform enjoyably catchy, solidly crafted songs about puppy love.
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One Direction
Together, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, and Liam Payne are One Direction, the British pop group. Readers will discover how each of the five starting singing, how the group got together and kicked off its music career, and why millions of fans around the world can't get enough of One Direction.
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One Direction fever
Formed in 2010 during competition for the U.K. version of \"The X Factor\" television series, One Direction recently became the only English group to witness its first album debut at No. 1 in the U.S. Evoking 1990s boy-band mania, the collective has drawn overflow crowds to public appearances and sold out every concert on its current tour.
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One Direction : popular boy band
Meet popular boy band One Direction! In this engaging title, readers will learn about One Directions beginnings in the United Kingdom and follow the bands success from their start on The X Factor, to their albums Up All Night, Take Me Home, Four, and the best selling Midnight Memories. The bands many awards are covered, as is its charitable work with organizations such as Rays of Sunshine. In addition, each band member is featured, detailing individual achievements of each.
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One Direction tries a new path
\"Four,\" the English quintet's new studio album, is the first one that doesn't immediately summon memories of \"The X Factor,\" the British TV singing competition that launched the band's star in 2010.
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One Direction
\"Meet the boys behind the new British Invasion! This exciting new biography tells the incredible story of pop group One Direction. From their start on the UK TV show X Factor to sold-out concerts, MTV Video Music Awards, and chart-topping hits, Harry, Niall, Liam, Louis, and Zayn show no signs of slowing down. The group's first album Up All Night made history as the first debut album by a British group to enter at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart. Full-color photos and fascinating facts make this book a must for any 'Directioner.'\"--Provided by publisher.
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ALBUM REVIEW; All grown up in just 2 years
[...]there's only a trace of the rowdy rock crew heard on last year's \"Midnight Memories,\" the success of which helped drive ticket sales for One Direction's recent stadium tour. (Other songs openly crib riffs from Tears for Fears and the French band Phoenix, yet another sign of the group's confidence.) But even when thoughts of romance turn darker -- as in \"Where Do Broken Hearts Go\" and \"Fool's Gold,\" about knowingly falling for a lover who \"turned it on for everyone you met\" -- the music stays lustrous, even sensual, with shimmering guitars and unhurried beats.
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Harry Styles : the unauthorized biography
What happens to the boy next door when he becomes part of the planet's hottest boy band? Here, his relationships with Caroline Flack, Emily Atack, Taylor Swift and the married Lucy Horobin are laid bare. And what next for Harry and 1D? This book will give you the low down on how Harry and the boys are set to take on the world.
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POP MUSIC REVIEW; The might of 'meh'; One Direction seems wholly laid-back at the Rose Bowl, much to the crowd's delight. That nonchalance is backed by precision
The songs too -- from albums released like clockwork every November since 2011 -- delivered carefully geared payloads: the synthetic Mumford & Sons stomp of \"Story of My Life,\" the creamy vocal harmonies in \"You & I,\" the exuberant pop-rock rush of \"Best Song Ever,\" which opens with a keyboard figure as close to the Who's \"Baba O'Riley\" as the band's lawyers would likely permit.
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