My list of faves that I would kill to see live would be something like:
1) Beyonce (current)
2) Mariah Carey (at her prime)
3) Madonna (During the Confessions era)
4) Whitney Houston (at her prime, ofc)
5) Michael Jackson (During the 90's)
6) Prince (Almost every single period)
7) Bruno Mars (Currently)
8) Katy Perry (Shut up! The production on her concert looks divine and I would be surrounded by a bunch of cute teenage girls while the Mother Katheryn slay my ears with ha stadium anthems)
9) Callie and Marie
Best: NoneWhat have we decided are the best and worst tracks on Joanne?
Best bop: Dancing in circlesWhat have we decided are the best and worst tracks on Joanne?
My list of faves that I would kill to see live would be something like:
1) Beyonce (current)
2) Mariah Carey (at her prime)
3) Madonna (During the Confessions era)
4) Whitney Houston (at her prime, ofc)
5) Michael Jackson (During the 90's)
6) Prince (Almost every single period)
7) Bruno Mars (Currently)
8) Katy Perry (Shut up! The production on her concert looks divine and I would be surrounded by a bunch of cute teenage girls while the Mother Katheryn slay my ears with ha stadium anthems)
9) Callie and Marie
What have we decided are the best and worst tracks on Joanne?
Best: Dancin' in CirclesWhat have we decided are the best and worst tracks on Joanne?
I've seen Dua Lipa live in Cologne last month. She's amazing
I expected 10 remixes of Be The One, but she has a lot of cool new stuff coming up.
My most anticipated new artist tbh
her current discog is devoid of flaws
Touchdown!
How do we defeat the evil that is the bad habit Known as Chainsmoking?
One must stop them!
Who can we grab by the P*ssy to get the job done?
Does Mariah have ha bat phone ready?
I'm still brainstorming a few things. The cocksmokers will NOT touch this record.
I really don't think you have to worry. There's like five weeks left before it's tied and six before it's broken.I'm still brainstorming a few things. The cocksmokers will NOT touch this record.
I'm still brainstorming a few things. The cocksmokers will NOT touch this record.
I really don't think you have to worry. There's like five weeks left before it's tied and six before it's broken.
Starboy, 24K, or Fake Love? It's possible. Or we could all hope for T-Swift.Who's going to top them at this poinT? JuJu on that Cock?
Starboy, 24K, or Fake Love? It's possible. Or we could all hope for T-Swift.
What have we decided are the best and worst tracks on Joanne?
Must I root for the devil? Has it really come down to this?
Starboy, 24K, or Fake Love? It's possible. Or we could all hope for T-Swift.
I don't think I've even heard Closer :/ or at least, I wouldn't be able to make it out in a lineup of 2016 hits.
Mau ®;222549815 said:At least Closer is global. I can assure you nobody outside the US knows about "One Sweet Day".
Heck, I reckon few americans today recall "One Sweet Day".
Mau ®;222549815 said:At least Closer is global. I can assure you nobody outside the US knows about "One Sweet Day".
Heck, I reckon few americans today recall "One Sweet Day".
Please, Primeriah was very much global. Closer will be forgotten within the month right as the next shit edm dj using some soundcloud hew shits out another saccharine radio friendly lowest common denominator musical tripe.
I can not read any lies about Closer here. It is completely disposable, and I actually like Chainsmokers.
Global smash is a bit much, even the wiki article says it was only moderately succesful internationally. And for good reason, generally Europe was not here for that shitty nineties r&b music that pestered the states at the time. Only R Kelly managed to torture European airwaves with his dreck.You reckon wrong sunny boy. One Sweet Day was a global smash and definitely a smash in the USA. The reason Billboard named it the song of the decade. It won many accolades and is played on many an occasion here in the States. She performed it at the infamous Princess Diana memorial service which was the biggest event on the planet at the time.
Never heard of "One Sweet Day."Mau ®;222549815 said:At least Closer is global. I can assure you nobody outside the US knows about "One Sweet Day".
Heck, I reckon few americans today recall "One Sweet Day".
This is true, I like the song, but am very surprised it has lasted this long.Please, Primeriah was very much global. Closer will be forgotten within the month right as the next shit edm dj using some soundcloud hew shits out another saccharine radio friendly lowest common denominator musical tripe.
Oh well this explains why I have never heard of it, it's a nineties song. The only thing I like from the ninties is Nirvana, Friends and Jurassic Park.You reckon wrong sunny boy. One Sweet Day was a global smash and definitely a smash in the USA. The reason Billboard named it the song of the decade. It won many accolades and is played on many an occasion here in the States. She performed it at the infamous Princess Diana memorial service which was the biggest event on the planet at the time.
But what about Janet Jackson's The Velvet RopeOh well this explains why I have never heard of it, it's a nineties song. The only thing I like from the ninties is Nirvana, Friends and Jurassic Park.
Honestly have never heard of them (songs not artists) and I dislike that Bjork album a lot, since she's just moaning the entire time.But what about Janet Jackson's The Velvet Rope
or Xtincta Vitaguilera Self-titled:
Madonna also was there changing pop music and culture withe Ray of Light and Bedtime Stories
And Bjork destroyed career and reputations with ha masterpiece:
The 90's were so blessed.
You haven't listened to Ray of Light (album)? Poor soul, you'll never get to know Madonna as a real artist instead of the decaying pastiche she's today.Honestly have never heard of them (songs not artists) and I dislike that Bjork album a lot, since she's just moaning the entire time.
I never really listened to music before 2007 when I got an iPod. So my tastes are similarly pretty biased. I do like most music from the 50's to 80's. Not a big fan of 90's and 00's.
Global smash is a bit much, even the wiki article says it was only moderately succesful internationally. And for good reason, generally Europe was not here for that shitty nineties r&b music that pestered the states at the time. Only R Kelly managed to torture European airwaves with his dreck.
I think it's the reason why Mariah holds so many records in the American music industry (best selling, most number ones, longest streak of number ones, ...), and less so internationally (where Madonna trounces her). Had Mariah gone for straight pop music, she probably would've done better. But as it stands now, I doubt even half my friends would recognize the "One Sweet Day" song if I let them hear it. I had to youtube it and listen up until the chorus before I sort of recognized it.
Mau ®;222549815 said:At least Closer is global. I can assure you nobody outside the US knows about "One Sweet Day".
Heck, I reckon few americans today recall "One Sweet Day".
I mean honestly I just like a few of their songs and have never listened to any of their albums all the way through lol.Nirvana!? Ugh
I haven't listened to too much of Madonna...I think "Like a Prayer" and "Like a Virgin" are the only songs I really remember. I probably should change that. Maybe I will have a Madonna-day and just listen to everything she has.You haven't listened to Ray of Light (album)? Poor soul, you'll never get to know Madonna as a real artist instead of the decaying pastiche she's today.