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Reply #60 posted 03/30/15 4:00pm

duccichucka

To Scarlet:

Sure, you replied to the thread; there's no dispute in that. But you responded to the thread
while also admitting that you have no idea what you're talking about!






[Edited 3/30/15 16:01pm]

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Reply #61 posted 03/30/15 4:08pm

ScarletScandal

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duccichucka said:

To Scarlet:

Sure, you replied to the thread; there's no dispute in that. But you responded to the thread
while also admitting that you have no idea what you're talking about!






[Edited 3/30/15 16:01pm]

Just because I don't own any of the Beatles music doesn't mean I never heard any of it or aren't familiar with a couple "songs", if I want to call the noise they make "songs".

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Reply #62 posted 03/30/15 4:10pm

ScarletScandal

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dancerella said:

Alicia Keys Keshia Cole Chris Brown Mary J Blige (although i think she switched things up on her latest album )

Oh my God yesssssss. She puts the same album out all the time, and people stay hype for her.

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Reply #63 posted 03/30/15 8:30pm

MusicAddict95

SoulAlive said:

Mariah Carey

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Sorry, but I highly disagree with this:

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I don't know what people have against Mariah, but of the three divas from the vocal trinity: Her, Whitney, and Celine. Mariah is the most diverse.

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Like Michael Jackson, her vocal stylings change with every album and she has dabbled in nearly every major genre: Rock ("You Need Me" from her debut), Jazz ("The Wind" from Emotions), Reggae ("Cruise Control"), Rap ("Prisoner" from her debut) and many more.

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If we're talking female pop singers, Beyonce is the one, who, if you've heard one record, you've heard them all.

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Reply #64 posted 03/31/15 1:38am

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I don't really agree with the thread question... I doubt that people who really think "Once you've heard one album, you've heard them all" of almost any artist are listening closely enough. Even the most formulaic artists evolve over time.

But of all of the things I'd criticise MJ for, a lack of diversity in his catalogue would be the very last thing. Taking himself too seriously with some of his later music, maybe.
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Reply #65 posted 03/31/15 11:43am

luvsexy4all

only Queen and Prince have really released albums so different from each other

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Reply #66 posted 03/31/15 11:52am

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I swear, it seems like ALL of Kem's albums were recorded at the same time!!!


"It's not nice to fuck with K.B.! All you haters will see!" - Kitbradley
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Reply #67 posted 03/31/15 1:16pm

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luvsexy4all said:

only Queen and Prince have really released albums so different from each other




No. Just, no.
"Drop that stereo before I blow your Goddamn nuts off, asshole!"
-Eugene Tackleberry
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Reply #68 posted 03/31/15 1:32pm

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luvsexy4all said:

only Queen and Prince have really released albums so different from each other

The 33 1/3 album first came about around 1939 and since there's been thousands of acts all over the world in all kinds of genres, from the famous to local acts in a city. So you've listened to every single album that has been released to determine this?

You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton
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Reply #69 posted 03/31/15 2:42pm

duccichucka

ScarletScandal said:

duccichucka said:

To Scarlet:

Sure, you replied to the thread; there's no dispute in that. But you responded to the thread
while also admitting that you have no idea what you're talking about!






[Edited 3/30/15 16:01pm]

Just because I don't own any of the Beatles music doesn't mean I never heard any of it or aren't familiar with a couple "songs", if I want to call the noise they make "songs".


But that ain't what you said. What happened was you said the Beatles are a band that
once you've heard one album, you've heard them all. A few of us countered with giving
you examples of Beatles albums that sounded different. Your response then, was:

"I don't mind being ignorant of the Beatles boring ass music."

If you are ignorant of the Beatles, how could you really offer an opinion about the quality
of their music so that you could say anything intelligent or honest about them? Why
should I not think you're engaging in ass-talk?

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Reply #70 posted 03/31/15 2:59pm

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Maroon censored 5. Sunday Morning was ill and She Will Be Loved is ok, but that's about it ill.

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Reply #71 posted 03/31/15 10:20pm

Abdul

kitbradley said:

I swear, it seems like ALL of Kem's albums were recorded at the same time!!!


nod I'm a fan of both but this is spot on!

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