prettylasas.blogg.se

^ 'One Direction 'Midnight Memories' Cover Art, Tracklist Revealed'.^ 'One Direction Unveils 'Midnight Memories' Artwork, Track List'.'One Direction, 'Story of My Life' – Song Review'. ^ a b c d Sciaretto, Amy (27 October 2013).Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone ^shipments figures based on certification alone *sales figures based on certification alone 'C'mon C'mon' (live version from the motion picture One Direction: This Is Us) – 3:28Ĭharts and certifications Weekly charts Chart (2013â€∱6)Ĭzech Republic (Singles Digitál Top 100).'Rock Me' (live version from the motion picture One Direction: This Is Us) – 4:18.'Story of My Life' (live X Factor performance) – 4:18.'Little Things' (live version from the motion picture One Direction: This Is Us) – 3:48.In 2017, the song appeared on Lea Salonga's live album 'Blurred Lines'. Photos included in the video consist of: Zayn, aged 7, with his little sister Louis, aged 8, with his grandparents Harry, aged 4, with his mother Niall, aged 4, with his brother being aged 10 when the photo was taken Liam aged 10, with his family. Afterwards, certain family photos for each member are shown, and the photos morph into the same family members doing a current recreation of the photos. It starts in a dark room with the band developing photos. The video features some the band's family members: Zayn's sister, Harry's mother, Liam's parents and sisters, Niall Horan's brother and Louis' grandparents (two of whom are now deceased). It was then officially uploaded on 3 November 2013. The video was accidentally published and leaked by Vevo two days earlier when they were supposed to upload the second teaser for the music video, but it was immediately removed. The video was directed by Ben Winston, who also directed the video for their previous single 'Best Song Ever'. Lauren Wheeler of TheCelebrit圜afe.com gave the song 5 out of 5 stars noting that the lyrics were 'reflective' and 'much deeper than some of their bigger hits.' Wheeler added that the song showed that One Direction 'not only have range, but also have matured through their music.' Chart performance Sciarretto noted that the song would resonate with listeners of many different ages and showed that One Direction 'isn't just a boy band' although noted the song was not as 'crazy catchy' as their previous songs. Amy Sciarretto of PopCrush gave the song 4 out of 5 stars, calling it a 'contemplative, acoustic guitar-driven song' and complimenting it for being 'more memorable' than any of the group's previous works. Lanksy additionally called the song 'merciful' and complimented it for using alternative-folk influences without 'smell like spilled beer'. Sam Lanksy of Idolator called the song 'surprisingly great' and noted it was a 'mature midpoint' between the group's signature 'rollicking pop-rock confection' and 'dreary ballads'.