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Contents. Release and promotion Its release in the United Kingdom, on September 18, 2006, was preceded by the release of the new, '.

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The song reached number one on both the and charts in September 2006. ' was released as the second single from the album, peaking at number 19 in the UK.

' was the third single released in early March 2007 and managed to chart at number 29. The next single that was released was ' on May 28. This was the poorest charting of the singles of Ta-Dah, only being able to reach number 43. This has, so far, been the lowest charting UK single on initial release. 'I Can't Decide' charted at number 64 on downloads alone, on the strength of being used in the episode '.

Reception Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating A− (7.3/10) (8/10) C The album entered the at number one on September 21, followed three days later by a number one entry in the. In the United States, it debuted at number 19 on the, with first-week sales of 42,000 copies. Ta-Dah received positive reviews from most.

At, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an score of 71, based on 30 reviews, which indicates 'generally favorable reviews'. Gave the album a score of six out of ten and said, 'Scissor Sisters sound under so much pressure to follow up a monster hit that they're not actually having any fun.' Similarly, gave it a score of six out of ten and said that the songs 'tend to dull the excitement.' Gave it three-and-a-half out of five stars and said, 'So what if Scissor Sisters aren't challenging the conventions of pop music? Ta-Dah is great and will please their fans.'

Gave it four out of five stars and said, 'There's a darker lyrical side to the album at once incongruous and ingenius when placed in such celebratory music.' However, some reviews varied from mixed to negative. Gave the album five stars out of ten and said, 'Despite its title, Ta-Dah offers few surprises.' Gave it two stars out of five and said, 'Somehow, Ta-Dah feels like the Sisters covering themselves, and the glitter and gloss have worn off.' In his Consumer Guide, gave it a 'dud' rating ( ), indicating that it was 'a bad record whose details rarely merit further thought.' Track listing No.

Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 1. ', Scissor Sisters 4:48 2. ' Hoffman, Sellards Scissor Sisters 5:31 3. 'I Can't Decide' Hoffman, Sellards Scissor Sisters 2:46 4. 'Lights' Hoffman, Sellards, Scissor Sisters 3:35 5.

' Hoffman, Sellards Scissor Sisters 3:50 6. 'Intermission' Hoffman, Sellards, John Scissor Sisters 2:37 7. ' Hoffman, Sellards, Scissor Sisters 5:02 8. 'Ooh' Hoffman, Sellards, Scissor Sisters 3:29 9. 'Paul McCartney' Hoffman, Sellards, Gruen, Alomar Scissor Sisters 3:44 10. 'The Other Side' Hoffman, Sellards, John 'JJ' Garden Scissor Sisters 4:22 11.

'Might Tell You Tonight' Hoffman, Sellards Scissor Sisters 3:20 12. 'Everybody Wants the Same Thing.' Hoffman, Sellards, Patrick Seacor, Paul Leschen, Lynch Scissor Sisters 4:22 UK bonus track No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 13. 'Transistor' Hoffman, Sellards Scissor Sisters 4:51 Japan bonus track No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 13. 'Ambition' Hoffman, Sellards Scissor Sisters 4:42.The UK Edition of the album has a pregap, consisting of two minutes of silence after 'Everybody Wants the Same Thing'.

Subsequently, what seems to be the sound of an elevator reaching its destination floor is heard as an 8-second interlude at the end of the pregap. 'Transistor' then begins. Deluxe edition bonus disc. 'Hair Baby' (Hoffman/Sellards/Gruen/Alomar) – 4:06. 'Contact High (Demo)' (Hoffman/Sellards/Lynch) – 3:37. 'Almost Sorry' (Hoffman/Sellards/Williams) – 3:15.

'Transistor' (Hoffman/Sellards) – 4:51. 'Making Ladies' (Hoffman/Sellards) – 4:39. 'I Don't Feel Like Dancin' (Paper Faces Remix)' (Hoffman/Sellards/John) – 6:34 Personnel. – vocals.

– bass guitar, keyboards, vocals, guitar. – vocals.

– guitar, bass guitar. – drums, percussion. – piano on 'I Don't Feel Like Dancin' and 'Intermission'. J.J. Chart positions Chart (2006) Peak position 7 1 Colombian Albums Chart 23 Finland Albums Chart 14 German Top 100 6 Irish Albums Chart 1 Italian Albums Chart 7 New Zealand Albums Chart 11 Norwegian Album Chart 2 Swedish Albums Chart 3 U.S.

Top Electronic Albums 1 1 Certifications Chart Certification Australia Platinum Canada Gold Europe 3× Platinum UK 4× Platinum Germany (IFPI) Gold Sweden (IFPI) Gold Chart procession and succession Preceded by by September 24, 2006 – October 7, 2006 Succeeded by by Preceded by by Australian September 25, 2006 – October 1, 2006 Succeeded by by Release history Country Date Australia September 16, 2006 United Kingdom September 18, 2006 References. Bush, John (September 26, 2006). Retrieved on 2011-04-12. Dolan, Jon (September 25, 2006). Retrieved on 2011-04-12.

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'Ta-Dah' 3 million sold/3× Platinum. External links. at.