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PrintableFlowerz said: ToraToraDreams said: Her voice can't handle this type of music. It's a nice song, but she should be doing pop music, or something similar.
and, hey, if this lady gets a record, Shelby deserves 3, cuz she can sang better than her. that's true, but sadly the industry will promote 'eye candy' before ear candy.. i still wanna know what happened to Tamar.. she just fell off the planet.. Yeah, Bria is more marketable than Shelby, and we all know why. And poor Tamar, she has a album but no label will sell it for her. But she is working hard, fo sho. | |
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That Tamar stuff was an mixed bag. Some of it was very promising, but some of it sounded like bottom-of-the-barrel pandering.
But this sounds very cool. Sing what's in you heart, regardless of who wrote what. There's absolutely nothing wrong with be comfortable with your sexuality. | |
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jdcxc said: laurarichardson said: ----- So you said you "RnB God". Please continue to comment on Rock n Roll and leave the RnB to those us who actually like it. Agree. I remember when 1999 came out in 82 I heard the same criticisms from all the punk, new wave, hard and classic rock posers. They always attach some kind of stigma to black music (whether it's termed Urban, R&B, Disco, Dance, etc.) They idealize only black artists pre-1970, Bob Marley and anything that fits their fake notion of what "classic" music is. They abhor rhythm, experimentation, funk until their bands are stealing it (David Bowie, Van Morrison, Rolling Stones, Clash, etc.) They soon get on the bandwagon after their music becomes irrelevant and repeats decades of black music. Prince moves beyond this and is able to appreciate the "soul" in all types of music. He's a true polymath and musical eclectic. That's fantastic.  | |
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the evening man meat
 . . .gotta use that one on my husband. . . | |
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jdcxc said: laurarichardson said: ----- So you said you "RnB God". Please continue to comment on Rock n Roll and leave the RnB to those us who actually like it. Agree. I remember when 1999 came out in 82 I heard the same criticisms from all the punk, new wave, hard and classic rock posers. They always attach some kind of stigma to black music (whether it's termed Urban, R&B, Disco, Dance, etc.) They idealize only black artists pre-1970, Bob Marley and anything that fits their fake notion of what "classic" music is. They abhor rhythm, experimentation, funk until their bands are stealing it (David Bowie, Van Morrison, Rolling Stones, Clash, etc.) They soon get on the bandwagon after their music becomes irrelevant and repeats decades of black music. Prince moves beyond this and is able to appreciate the "soul" in all types of music. He's a true polymath and musical eclectic. Nothing can compare to your lovely face | |
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So true! jdcxc said: laurarichardson said: ----- So you said you "RnB God". Please continue to comment on Rock n Roll and leave the RnB to those us who actually like it. Agree. I remember when 1999 came out in 82 I heard the same criticisms from all the punk, new wave, hard and classic rock posers. They always attach some kind of stigma to black music (whether it's termed Urban, R&B, Disco, Dance, etc.) They idealize only black artists pre-1970, Bob Marley and anything that fits their fake notion of what "classic" music is. They abhor rhythm, experimentation, funk until their bands are stealing it (David Bowie, Van Morrison, Rolling Stones, Clash, etc.) They soon get on the bandwagon after their music becomes irrelevant and repeats decades of black music. Prince moves beyond this and is able to appreciate the "soul" in all types of music. He's a true polymath and musical eclectic. Nothing can compare to your lovely face | |
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I think Mutya Bueno would have sang the mess out of this song. | |
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has anyone figured out where to find Prince's Love Acoustic mp3 on 3121.com or in the temporary folder on the computer? NeoSoul.com | |
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i Love this tune all the time.  | |
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