Begin Again isn't a bad song, don't get me wrong. I just listened to it WAY too much when it was first released on iTunes, so I'm sort of over it. SBT is the only one that starts and I'm like, "Mmm, yeah, no thanks."
We can have a moment for that whole album. I can't stan it enough. It's amazing and fits the movie so fucking well. I'm not really here for "Gale Song"...
But Lorde's "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" cover makes that song completely new again. I didn't realize she was singing the Tears For Fears song until maybe my tenth listen? It's incredible. She fucking owns it in a whole new way.
"Elastic Heart" & "Devil May Cry" are phenomenal.
"Silhouettes," "Lights," "Shooting Arrows at the Sky," "Place For Us" are all great.
"We Remain" is good, just sort of the odd one out in terms of mood and fitting with everything else; that may be its place on the track list though.
Even "Atlas," which I found boring at first, has grown on me significantly.
We can have a moment for that whole album. I can't stan it enough. It's amazing and fits the movie so fucking well. I'm not really here for "Gale Song"...
But Lorde's "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" cover makes that song completely new again. I didn't realize she was singing the Tears For Fears song until maybe my tenth listen? It's incredible. She fucking owns it in a whole new way.
"Elastic Heart" & "Devil May Cry" are phenomenal.
"Silhouettes," "Lights," "Shooting Arrows at the Sky," "Place For Us" are all great.
"We Remain" is good, just sort of the odd one out in terms of mood and fitting with everything else; that may be its place on the track list though.
Even "Atlas," which I found boring at first, has grown on me significantly.
I can't decide whose gifs are more iconic at this point, Britney's or Rihanna's. The latter's always so over it, but the former has the most overstated expressions. lol
And they tell you that youre lucky.
But youre so confused,
Cause you dont feel pretty, you just feel used.
And all the young things line up to take your place.
When will Gaga provide such a commentary on the fickleness of fame?
I had listened to Red back when it came out, gave it a brief playthrough.
But now I realize, holy shit, this album is really terrific.
I hadn't payed attention to Treacherous and All Too Well, or even Everything Has Changed initially.
When the single came out, I really came to love Everything Has Changed. It's great.
How did it take me so long to figure out Everything Has Changed is about Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran first meeting to write a song together?!
But then a few weeks back I was compiling a new playlist, and I put some songs from Red on it, and I gave a few a chance I hadn't before.
That song was Treacherous.
After one listen I was like "hm....it's pretty good, not bad", and after another listen I decided I liked it.
It wasn't until that recent expose on Taylor Swift that named "All Too Well" the centerpiece of Red that made me listen to it.
WOW!
I don't recall how Red was received at the time, but I didn't realize how fantastic an album it was until now.
- State of Grace, fantastic song, terrific writing, perfect intro to an album
- Red, great catchy blend of country and pop, the chorus reminds me of a slightly downtempo You Belong With Me
- Treacherous, really sweet, cute, and endearingly catchy. I'll follow you, follow you home / I'll follow you, follow you home
- I Knew You Were Trouble, SMASH
- All Too Well, WOW. What a terrific blend of that pop/acoustic sound with country-storytelling. Not only do we all realize how well written the song is, but that STRUCTURE!
- 22, I don't care, this is more than a bop, this is a jam, and for some reason is not given the writing credit that it's do; "We're happy, free, confused, and lonely at the same time / It's miserable and magical, oh yeah" -- Capturing that early-20s Lena Dunham teas lbr
- We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, SMASH
- Holy Ground, so fun, so catchy, nice in its simplicity
- Everything Has Changed, SO cute, SO endearing, it's so nice to see a song about a male/female friendship. The remix is even better.
- Begin Again, "But you don't know how nice that is" takes my breath away every time
I had listened to Red back when it came out, gave it a brief playthrough.
But now I realize, holy shit, this album is really terrific.
I hadn't payed attention to Treacherous and All Too Well, or even Everything Has Changed initially.
When the single came out, I really came to love Everything Has Changed. It's great.
How did it take me so long to figure out Everything Has Changed is about Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran first meeting to write a song together?!
But then a few weeks back I was compiling a new playlist, and I put some songs from Red on it, and I gave a few a chance I hadn't before.
That song was Treacherous.
After one listen I was like "hm....it's pretty good, not bad", and after another listen I decided I liked it.
It wasn't until that recent expose on Taylor Swift that named "All Too Well" the centerpiece of Red that made me listen to it.
WOW!
I don't recall how Red was received at the time, but I didn't realize how fantastic an album it was until now.
- State of Grace, fantastic song, terrific writing, perfect intro to an album
- Red, great catchy blend of country and pop, the chorus reminds me of a slightly downtempo You Belong With Me
- Treacherous, really sweet, cute, and endearingly catchy. I'll follow you, follow you home / I'll follow you, follow you home
- I Knew You Were Trouble, SMASH
- All Too Well, WOW. What a terrific blend of that pop/acoustic song with country-storytelling. Not only do we all realize how well written the song is, but that STRUCTURE!
- 22, I don't care, this is more than a bop, this is a jam, and for some reason is not given the writing credit that it's do; "We're happy, free, confused, and lonely at the same time / It's miserable and magical, oh yeah" -- Capturing that early-20s Lena Dunham teas for lbr
- We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, SMASH
- Holy Ground, so fun, so catchy, nice in its simplicity
- Everything Has Changed, SO cute, SO endearing, it's so nice to see a song about a male/female friendship. The remix is even better.
- Begin Again, "But you don't know how nice that is" takes my breath away every time
DO IT!!! I hated the first two episodes and the first season on a whole is a bit lackluster, but starting with S2, it becomes a non stop "holy fuck did that happen" ride.
The original version of "Say Something" is really great, too. I say this as a Christina stan. You'd think it would sound like it was "missing something" but it sounds just a great.
Give it a listen, because I know 99% of you hews haven't:
bullshit. The story lines were over the top to begin with, but
B613
has run its course IMO. I really hope all of that gets resolved by the end of season three.
I also don't really care for Mellie. I'm usually here for the bitchy characters, but there's something completely unlikeable about her to me. And every time I start to like her more, they ruin her with something new. The
rape
bit was SO FORCED and incredibly predictable as soon as that scene started. Sure, I felt bad for her, but it was so manufactured and written so that we'd feel bad for her.
bullshit. The story lines were over the top to begin with, but
B613
has run its course IMO. I really hope all of that gets resolved by the end of season three.
I also don't really care for Mellie. I'm usually here for the bitchy characters, but there's something completely unlikeable about her to me. And every time I start to like her more, they ruin her with something new. The
rape
bit was SO FORCED and incredibly predictable as soon as that scene started. Sure, I felt bad for her, but it was so manufactured and written so that we'd feel bad for her.
'Do What U Want' music video set for Dec 3rd release
The video for Lady Gaga and R. Kelly's duet "Do What U Want," which appears on the former's new record Artpop, will see release on December 3rd through a unique "BitTorrent Bundle" courtesy of the file sharing service and Vice.
Directed by Terry Richardson, the video will be made available in the package alongside photos and 4K video that document the making of the clip, as well as exclusive interviews with Gaga and Richardson.
Though the "Do What You Want" package is being billed as Vice and BitTorrent's first bundle, the two companies announced a similar project with Madonna back in September: The pop star offered up a 17-minute film secretprojectrevolution, as well as plenty of bonus material, as a way to kick off her new Art for Freedom initiative.
In the statement announcing the "Do What U Want" video, the bundle was described as a way to "explore the link between open expression and open technology; providing an inside look at the creative process, with original film, music, archival content and behind-the-scenes footage direct from artists."
Gaga and Kelly have been promoting "Do What U Want" all over the place recently,performing the song at the American Music Awards – set in a sexy oval office no less – as well as during Gaga's recent turn as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live.
"I felt that it was somewhat of a sexual song, but on a classy tip, you know?" Kelly toldRolling Stone about the song. "Because I have a lot of sexual classics myself. But this, it had a rock funkiness, and somehow, magically, an R&B-ish feel to it. I was just amazed by it."
Also yet again trying to release something on the day Shitney releases BJ. Not that anyone will buy BJ anyway but STILL Stefani is a desperate mess and idk why I ever give her the benefit of the doubt sometimes
Also yet again trying to release something on the day Shitney releases BJ. Not that anyone will buy BJ anyway but STILL Stefani is a desperate mess and idk why I ever give her the benefit of the doubt sometimes
she/her team knows 'hits' are not in the cards this era, so now they're trying to act like she's 'above' hits and it's all about the art. So insufferably transparent.
Does anyone remember that gif of a woman in a church with her hand raised up, face gazing sort of upwards, with her eyes shut? Sorry if this is too vague; I'll find the clip on Youtube if no one can remember it.
Does anyone remember that gif of a woman in a church with her hand raised up, face gazing sort of upwards, with her eyes shut? Sorry if this is too vague; I'll find the clip on Youtube if no one can remember it.