Customer Reviews
I still cannot find any love in my heart for Kate Nash - over rated - By: L. Green, 02 Mar 2008 
Barcode: 0602517545663
So, Kate Nash - the apparent star of 2007. She had her mega hit with Foundations but Pumpkin Soup & Mouthwash, despite recieving plentiful radio airplay have struggled in the charts. I will admit alll three singles have been pretty catchy & pleasant enough but ultimately, the music is simple & the vocals reallly are little more than talking.
The cockney voice is amusing for a while but quickly becomes irritating & her persona herself is total rubbish, she comes across as a stuck-up wannabe trend-setter & comes across as a kooky little indie kid, alll jokes & little talent. She can't even be 'bovered' to put an actual song as this single's b-side, instead opting for a rubbish poem.
Track listing:
1. Pumpkin Soup
2. Pistacio Nut
Just when thought is was safe to buy a single........ - By: Tim Healey, 21 Feb 2008 
It's a shame that Kate Nasj didn't try out for X-factor, would've been a giggle to hear what Simon Cowell would say, after he finished laughing.
Everyone keep comparing her with Lily Allen, only one of them has talent, shae it's not Kate Nash.
She's lazy as a singer who's idea of a chorus is six words sang over & over again. Who's grip of song writing is based on texts she gets from her m8s, sorry, mates. & who's popularity probably comes from her record lable paying the radio stations to say good things about it.
I strained to hear one good thing about this song, honsetly I did. I thought that after her previous songs that there was no way she could be this bad, that she's been given a recoding contract for a reason, that someone thought she was good.
Still looking.
If you want a songle by a great your female voice buy Mercy by Duffy, or Chasing Pavement by Adele. If you want a coaster to put your mug on, by this one.
GREAT RECORD.... - By: Mr. S. Bennett, 16 Jan 2008 YEAH, RIGHT.
RUBBISH!!!!
NEXT!
DEAR MR BIG RECORD COMPANY BOSS,
PLEASE STOP TRYING TO SHOVE SUCH AWFUL MUSIC DOWN OUR THROATS SO YOU CAN BUY A FIFTH HOUSE (YOU DON'T NEED IT). WHAT HAPPENED TO MUSIC BEING A FORM OF ART WHERE GOOD RECORDS, MADE BY TALENTED PEOPLE GOT A LOOK IN? STOP BUILDING BRANDS. ONCE APON-A-TIME RECORDS WERE SUPPOSED TO SAY SOMETHING, BE INSPIRING, LIBERATING, MOVING. YOU HAVE NO REAL LOVE OF MUSIC, JUST A SALES FORECAST CHART AND A WARDROBE FULL OF SHIRT AND TIE COMBOS. PLEASE LEAVE THE WORLD OF MUSIC BEHIND AND WORK IN INSURANCE OR SOMETHING.
THANKS AWFULLY,
THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE GOOD MUSIC AND WHO WANT GENUINELY CREATIVE PEOPLE TO MAKE A DECENT LIVING AND GAIN SOME CREDIT FOR THEIR ART.
P.S - COULD YOU PLEASE LET KATE NASH AND OTHER SIMILAR FACES YOU'VE INVESTED IN KNOW THAT BUTLINS ARE LOOKING FOR CHILDRENS ENTERTAINERS WHO CAN SING AND DANCE A BIT. TA.
Why are there so many Nash Bashers? - By: Mr. M. A. Swift, 15 Jan 2008 
This is a great song, & although the previous reviewers statistics are accurate, the song is catchy & Kate's voice is as beautiful & enchanting as on alll her other songs. Why would someone waste the time working out how many times somebody sings the word "kiss" on a song they don't even like. I think what has happened here is Kate Nash has been bracketed with Lilly Allen (who she is nothing like) just because she sings with an accent, so alll the Lilly Allen haters are projecting on to Kate Nash. Get over it yer silly buggers!
The most annoying song for some considerable time? - By: Mr. S. Bennett, 04 Jan 2008 Well, what can you say about this 'song'? Kate Nash 'sings' or rather, talks her way through this, & at the start actuallly sounds like Harold from the old programme 'Steptoe & Son'. This banal, mindless song is alll about the chorus, which is just the words 'kiss boy' repeated over & over & over again until the 3 painfull minutes are up. In those 3 minutes the catch-phrase chorus line is repeated 24 times, & the word kiss is said 32 times, so kiss is used every 5 & a half seconds. Near the end of the song the repetiton is so bad that you would be forgiven for thinking you're listening to an alarm/siren going off...Nee-naar, nee-naar, nee-naar...
