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Ok, I fully expect to get slammed for this topic and feel free to, I can offer no defence except the following reason:
I bought the Destiny's Child album today, and it's fantastic.
Sorry.
If me buying the CD enables them to make more videos, then I have done a service for mankind.
And, the songs are excellent. "Bootylicious" - pure sex.
AND they can sing.
I heard them do accapella and they can cut it live with no production.
I like this CD a lot.
*gets out inlay card once more and nods*
Yep, they got it going ooooooooooooooon
I bought the Destiny's Child album today, and it's fantastic.
Sorry.
If me buying the CD enables them to make more videos, then I have done a service for mankind.
And, the songs are excellent. "Bootylicious" - pure sex.
AND they can sing.
I heard them do accapella and they can cut it live with no production.
I like this CD a lot.
*gets out inlay card once more and nods*
Yep, they got it going ooooooooooooooon
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Kitty wrote:
Hormones and tunes? Are these the two major influences in
> your life?
Sometimes.
I just fancied taking a day off from being "Mr Must-Right-The-Wrongs" and listening to music that doesnt try to do anything other than float your boat.
Being politically active and morally outraged about everything is all well enough, but times are you need to just switch off and grin stupidly.
So my major influences:
Music
Bill Hicks
Andy Kaufman
Hormones and tunes? Are these the two major influences in
> your life?
Sometimes.
I just fancied taking a day off from being "Mr Must-Right-The-Wrongs" and listening to music that doesnt try to do anything other than float your boat.
Being politically active and morally outraged about everything is all well enough, but times are you need to just switch off and grin stupidly.
So my major influences:
Music
Bill Hicks
Andy Kaufman
Goatboy wrote:
> Fogmaster wrote:
Goatboy bought the Destiny's Child album because he heard the
> tune
> on the radio and saw them looking lovely on tv. Good
> advertising.
No, Goatboy bought the album because he heard them doing
> accapella on VH1 and thought they had amazing voices, then saw a video on The
> Box and realised they had interesting ideas on female empowerment and decided to
> further the feminist cause by giving them money.
Or something.
Good songs,
> they are fit and they can sing.
(The CD has a video on it y'know)
I know this
> isn't me being my usual "Mr Musical Integrity" but dammit, I bought
> something based on hormones and a love of a couple of their songs.
Does that
> make me a hypocrite?
Hormones and tunes? Are these the two major influences in your life?
> Fogmaster wrote:
Goatboy bought the Destiny's Child album because he heard the
> tune
> on the radio and saw them looking lovely on tv. Good
> advertising.
No, Goatboy bought the album because he heard them doing
> accapella on VH1 and thought they had amazing voices, then saw a video on The
> Box and realised they had interesting ideas on female empowerment and decided to
> further the feminist cause by giving them money.
Or something.
Good songs,
> they are fit and they can sing.
(The CD has a video on it y'know)
I know this
> isn't me being my usual "Mr Musical Integrity" but dammit, I bought
> something based on hormones and a love of a couple of their songs.
Does that
> make me a hypocrite?
Hormones and tunes? Are these the two major influences in your life?
Goatboy wrote:
> BORGDRONE wrote:
> BIG PROBLEM!!!!
If you purchased this CD, then it
> could lead to funds for
> Destiny`s Child bringing out another song for a
> film.
And as long as my money let them make a video for that song, then all
> is well.
I left my morals at home and bought with my little
> head.
Bootylicious is, aside from "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown,the
> closest thing to musical sex I've heard this year.
Lovely.
Musical Sex......
Marving Gaye - Lets get it on - you are an android if left unmoved by this track.
Al Green - pretty much anything.
Destiny's Child - bootilicous - top tune
Roberta Flak/Randy Crawford - for when its all gone messy and pearshaped and you need to yowl.
> BORGDRONE wrote:
> BIG PROBLEM!!!!
If you purchased this CD, then it
> could lead to funds for
> Destiny`s Child bringing out another song for a
> film.
And as long as my money let them make a video for that song, then all
> is well.
I left my morals at home and bought with my little
> head.
Bootylicious is, aside from "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown,the
> closest thing to musical sex I've heard this year.
Lovely.
Musical Sex......
Marving Gaye - Lets get it on - you are an android if left unmoved by this track.
Al Green - pretty much anything.
Destiny's Child - bootilicous - top tune
Roberta Flak/Randy Crawford - for when its all gone messy and pearshaped and you need to yowl.
Fogmaster wrote:
Goatboy bought the Destiny's Child album because he heard the tune
> on the radio and saw them looking lovely on tv. Good advertising.
No, Goatboy bought the album because he heard them doing accapella on VH1 and thought they had amazing voices, then saw a video on The Box and realised they had interesting ideas on female empowerment and decided to further the feminist cause by giving them money.
Or something.
Good songs, they are fit and they can sing.
(The CD has a video on it y'know)
I know this isn't me being my usual "Mr Musical Integrity" but dammit, I bought something based on hormones and a love of a couple of their songs.
Does that make me a hypocrite?
Goatboy bought the Destiny's Child album because he heard the tune
> on the radio and saw them looking lovely on tv. Good advertising.
No, Goatboy bought the album because he heard them doing accapella on VH1 and thought they had amazing voices, then saw a video on The Box and realised they had interesting ideas on female empowerment and decided to further the feminist cause by giving them money.
Or something.
Good songs, they are fit and they can sing.
(The CD has a video on it y'know)
I know this isn't me being my usual "Mr Musical Integrity" but dammit, I bought something based on hormones and a love of a couple of their songs.
Does that make me a hypocrite?
Dr Gonzo wrote:
> I feel the need to point out the rap isn't a musical genre at all, mearly a
> style of presenting lyrics that can be used in many musical genres e.g. Hip Hop,
> R&B, hell, even Nu Metal.
you were right, rap is now a genre, the lyrics over the top are called mcing, it's been called MCing since Africa bombataa, sadly the new people (MC Neat) waste what talents they have on garage music, no one should have to sing for garage music, it's a great shame.
They say it's rap because thats a more popular name and everyone knows it and thinks it's cool.
have you ever heard the crap that 5ive :D and Lisa Roxan 'Rap' NOO!
> I feel the need to point out the rap isn't a musical genre at all, mearly a
> style of presenting lyrics that can be used in many musical genres e.g. Hip Hop,
> R&B, hell, even Nu Metal.
you were right, rap is now a genre, the lyrics over the top are called mcing, it's been called MCing since Africa bombataa, sadly the new people (MC Neat) waste what talents they have on garage music, no one should have to sing for garage music, it's a great shame.
They say it's rap because thats a more popular name and everyone knows it and thinks it's cool.
have you ever heard the crap that 5ive :D and Lisa Roxan 'Rap' NOO!
Dr Gonzo wrote:
> But not all R&B is pop, not all Nu-Metal is pop and definetly not all rap is
> pop. In fact, most R&B isn't pop, most Nu-Metal isn't pop and most rap
> isn't pop.
May I hasard a guess that in your insular music listening you
> don't listen to these generes much? Therefore they only time you hear them is
> on Radio One/TOTP and such like? Of course that's pop, pop=popular music. Mass
> market medium like radio and TV aren't going to play unpopular stuff, are they?
> No, that would be silly.
Go stand in the corner and stop being so silly.
well your right and wrong, all the latest stuff is put into the 'pop group' because it's popular music, hense the name, the reason it's popular is because the artists are mainstream, they're reprasented by huge record industries and advertising sells records, e.g. Goatboy bought the Destiny's Child album because he heard the tune on the radio and saw them looking lovely on tv. Good advertising.
Most New metal is unleashed onto the public via the pop chart stuff, if it's not there, the record company can't afford it, and the group hasn't been heard of before or isn't rich, or hasn't got an uncle who knows the multimillionaire record producer.
I don't listen to the radio, except for rap shows (westwood, Big ted/Kiss100) I hate new rock music, it sucks. + bands like Hear' Say and Popstars should be shot for saying their part of a band, and singing.
Most underground stuff is never heard of, but that's what I like, pirate radio stations are always good for this, because 'they keep it real' :)
ok, I can't go on.
> But not all R&B is pop, not all Nu-Metal is pop and definetly not all rap is
> pop. In fact, most R&B isn't pop, most Nu-Metal isn't pop and most rap
> isn't pop.
May I hasard a guess that in your insular music listening you
> don't listen to these generes much? Therefore they only time you hear them is
> on Radio One/TOTP and such like? Of course that's pop, pop=popular music. Mass
> market medium like radio and TV aren't going to play unpopular stuff, are they?
> No, that would be silly.
Go stand in the corner and stop being so silly.
well your right and wrong, all the latest stuff is put into the 'pop group' because it's popular music, hense the name, the reason it's popular is because the artists are mainstream, they're reprasented by huge record industries and advertising sells records, e.g. Goatboy bought the Destiny's Child album because he heard the tune on the radio and saw them looking lovely on tv. Good advertising.
Most New metal is unleashed onto the public via the pop chart stuff, if it's not there, the record company can't afford it, and the group hasn't been heard of before or isn't rich, or hasn't got an uncle who knows the multimillionaire record producer.
I don't listen to the radio, except for rap shows (westwood, Big ted/Kiss100) I hate new rock music, it sucks. + bands like Hear' Say and Popstars should be shot for saying their part of a band, and singing.
Most underground stuff is never heard of, but that's what I like, pirate radio stations are always good for this, because 'they keep it real' :)
ok, I can't go on.
BORGDRONE wrote:
> BIG PROBLEM!!!!
If you purchased this CD, then it could lead to funds for
> Destiny`s Child bringing out another song for a film.
And as long as my money let them make a video for that song, then all is well.
I left my morals at home and bought with my little head.
Bootylicious is, aside from "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown,the closest thing to musical sex I've heard this year.
Lovely.
> BIG PROBLEM!!!!
If you purchased this CD, then it could lead to funds for
> Destiny`s Child bringing out another song for a film.
And as long as my money let them make a video for that song, then all is well.
I left my morals at home and bought with my little head.
Bootylicious is, aside from "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown,the closest thing to musical sex I've heard this year.
Lovely.
BIG PROBLEM!!!!
If you purchased this CD, then it could lead to funds for Destiny`s Child bringing out another song for a film. No trouble with that except what if that film turned out to be....
(cue Phycho music...!!!)
CHARLIES ANGELS 2 AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!
If you purchased this CD, then it could lead to funds for Destiny`s Child bringing out another song for a film. No trouble with that except what if that film turned out to be....
(cue Phycho music...!!!)
CHARLIES ANGELS 2 AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!
I just find that chart music these days serves as little more than background music.
"Theme-music to shop to" if you like.
Not offensive, just so bland I've forgotten what it was by the time the next song has rolled around.
I used to get annoyed at chart music, but then I just stopped hearing it.
Like the ticking of a new clock, you just get so used to it you can't hear it anymore.
"Theme-music to shop to" if you like.
Not offensive, just so bland I've forgotten what it was by the time the next song has rolled around.
I used to get annoyed at chart music, but then I just stopped hearing it.
Like the ticking of a new clock, you just get so used to it you can't hear it anymore.
Dr Gonzo wrote:
> I feel the need to point out the rap isn't a musical genre at all, mearly a
> style of presenting lyrics that can be used in many musical genres e.g. Hip Hop,
> R&B, hell, even Nu Metal.
Yes because 5ive often used RAP so well in their POP songs.
That's what you meant, isn't it? ;-)
> I feel the need to point out the rap isn't a musical genre at all, mearly a
> style of presenting lyrics that can be used in many musical genres e.g. Hip Hop,
> R&B, hell, even Nu Metal.
Yes because 5ive often used RAP so well in their POP songs.
That's what you meant, isn't it? ;-)
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