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Speaking of LAMB, look what I bought today...

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Originally Posted by HELVENEUE (Post 869420)

LAMG? Love Angel Music G_________?

Anyway, some of the songs were performed on her tour before she had the baby...a friend of mine went and got to hear 'Orange County Girl" and "Candyland" :)

Yes, I heard them as well. I went with my ex-girlfriend. It was a blast. The songs sounded alot better in person even though I love them on the CD. Harajuku Girls took a little while for me to like but it was 1000x better at the concert LIVE. Sounded much more pollished and had more energy.

I owuld like to hear the Linda Perry songs but am the only who is over The Neptunes and Pharnell William songs?

From MTV.com

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Gwen Stefani has great news for fans who want the singer to bring back her "Hollaback" vibe.

"It's part two to the [Love, Angel, Music, Baby] record," Stefani said of her second, yet-untitled solo album.

On Friday, the No Doubt singer presented her spring 2007 L.A.M.B. collection to rain-drenched fashion insiders such as Mena Suvari and Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour. The new mom dished to MTV News about her upcoming LP, her fashion inspirations and 4-month-old son Kingston James.

Stefani hopes the record, which she calls "ear candy," drops before 2007. She said she won't stray too far from what worked on her successful solo debut, even recycling some familiar collaborators.

"There's a lot of songs that were left over from the last album, and there's some new songs I did with Pharrell," she said. "There's a lot of Pharrell on this record. I did some stuff with [No Doubt's] Tony [Kanal] and some stuff with Akon."

MTV News also caught up with Swizz Beatz during Fashion Week and he said he's working with Gwen too.

"She's always taking it to the next level," he said. "I love her background for music. She likes a lot of Caribbean sounds with hard beats."