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Thread started 03/11/08 9:13am

Crazywonderful

Amerie singing Nasty Girl live

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Reply #1 posted 03/11/08 10:25am

mayebelle81

I don't like her. sad
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Reply #2 posted 03/11/08 10:44am

Crazywonderful

mayebelle81 said:

I don't like her. sad

Y?
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Reply #3 posted 03/11/08 12:17pm

Cinnie

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Reply #4 posted 03/11/08 2:43pm

SPYZFAN1

I'm gonna shot for saying this..but her covering this song is just....RIGHT.
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Reply #5 posted 03/11/08 3:11pm

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This has been posted and discussed before. I think Amerie is talented but most women that try to cover this song don't hae the presence to pull it off.
Come to think of it, we don't have a "Vanity" or a Vanity 6 type(s) in music right now.
Amerie is closer to Aalyiah in her presence than Vanity. "Nasty Girl" seems out of character for her.


Hmmm. Music needs a pretty, freaky chick right about now.
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Reply #6 posted 03/11/08 3:13pm

Crazywonderful

BlaqueKnight said:

This has been posted and discussed before. I think Amerie is talented but most women that try to cover this song don't hae the presence to pull it off.
Come to think of it, we don't have a "Vanity" or a Vanity 6 type(s) in music right now.
Amerie is closer to Aalyiah in her presence than Vanity. "Nasty Girl" seems out of character for her.


Hmmm. Music needs a pretty, freaky chick right about now.


she sounded and looked pretty covincing to me .
Amerie could be a nasty girl when she's ready(check the touch video)
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Reply #7 posted 03/11/08 3:17pm

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Crazywonderful said:

BlaqueKnight said:

This has been posted and discussed before. I think Amerie is talented but most women that try to cover this song don't hae the presence to pull it off.
Come to think of it, we don't have a "Vanity" or a Vanity 6 type(s) in music right now.
Amerie is closer to Aalyiah in her presence than Vanity. "Nasty Girl" seems out of character for her.


Hmmm. Music needs a pretty, freaky chick right about now.


she sounded and looked pretty covincing to me .
Amerie could be a nasty girl when she's ready(check the touch video)



I've seen the Touch video. I remain unconvinced. She comes off as a "nice girl" putting on a front, IMO. Vanity oozes sex. Hell, Susan oozed sex, too. Amerie is talented but in my opinion is too girlish to pull off the grown n' sexy thing. She seems like more of a serious singer. Vanity always came off as more about the seduction than the vocals and that was her strength.
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Reply #8 posted 03/11/08 3:21pm

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mayebelle81 said:

I don't like her. sad

Me either. I have no idea how this chick even has a career. lol
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Reply #9 posted 03/11/08 3:22pm

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These performers spend half their time on stage asking the audience to get excited rather than actually doing things to earn the excitement. In the middle of the verse shouting out "All my ladies scream!". Bitch, you meant to be working for them, not asking them to cover for your whack ass.
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Reply #10 posted 03/11/08 3:42pm

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midnightmover said:

These performers spend half their time on stage asking the audience to get excited rather than actually doing things to earn the excitement. In the middle of the verse shouting out "All my ladies scream!". Bitch, you meant to be working for them, not asking them to cover for your whack ass.


:lol;: OUCH! lol
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Reply #11 posted 03/11/08 3:47pm

Crazywonderful

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

mayebelle81 said:

I don't like her. sad

Me either. I have no idea how this chick even has a career. lol


Firstly .. y?
Her last album was one of the most criically acclaimed R&B albums of the last year ..

Urban CD
Amerie, Because I Love It


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Alex Macpherson
Friday May 11, 2007
The Guardian
http://music.guardian.co....84,00.html
Amerie, Because I Love It
Buy Because I Love It now

It would be no exaggeration to call Amerie one of the greatest singers in pop music. Her vocal performances are extraordinary: she catches the fleeting thrills and momentary rushes of intensity that permeate otherwise mundane days, and stretches those feelings out across four-minute songs without ever letting up. Every word is delivered as if she is utterly consumed in the moment; the result is heady and intoxicating. On her third album - her first without long-time producer Rich Harrison - she uses that voice to full effect on her most consistently excellent set of songs to date. Take Control is a perfect example: it twitches and jerks along a nagging Tom Zé sample, but it's a song with such a sparse arrangement that interest has to be sustained entirely by the voice, which Amerie does spectacularly, making it absolutely clear who is really cracking the whip. Elsewhere, Some Like It kicks off with the couplet, "Whatcha gon' do when A catches an attitude? Drop to your knees and show gratitude", and manages to get even better, while the Supremes chug of Make Me Believe and the crunk frenzy of Losing U are also stellar. The album's pinnacle comes with the beautifully restrained Crush, on which Amerie delivers a magnificently controlled and exquisitely tender performance over perfectly placed drum fills and synths which burst out of the arrangement like fireworks. Spectacular work.



and the girl defintely can sing
see here
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ExPn16048Kw
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Reply #12 posted 03/11/08 4:12pm

uPtoWnNY

BlaqueKnight said:

midnightmover said:

These performers spend half their time on stage asking the audience to get excited rather than actually doing things to earn the excitement. In the middle of the verse shouting out "All my ladies scream!". Bitch, you meant to be working for them, not asking them to cover for your whack ass.


:lol;: OUCH! lol


Double-OUCH! Dayum....
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Reply #13 posted 03/11/08 9:19pm

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I just love her. razz And I would love it if she DIDNT cover that song because I was made to cover that song wink But she's still ma gurl!
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Reply #14 posted 03/11/08 9:33pm

Scorpion

I think Nicole Schdfkdkjh from PCD can pull this song off. She oozes sass & sex appeal plus she looks akin to Vanity too IMO.
tho' I battled blind
love is a fate resigned
memories mar my mind
love it is a fate resigned

Over futile odds
and laughed at by the Gods
and now the final frame
Love is a losing game
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Reply #15 posted 03/12/08 3:10am

Ottensen

midnightmover said:

These performers spend half their time on stage asking the audience to get excited rather than actually doing things to earn the excitement. In the middle of the verse shouting out "All my ladies scream!". Bitch, you meant to be working for them, not asking them to cover for your whack ass.


...lawd, you sound like Steve Harvey in the Kings of Comedy
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Reply #16 posted 03/12/08 5:22am

mayebelle81

Crazywonderful said:

mayebelle81 said:

I don't like her. sad

Y?
i heard her on a morning radio show a few years back. her and her sister were singing and it was awful i couldn't bear it sad
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Reply #17 posted 03/12/08 5:43am

Crazywonderful

mayebelle81 said:

Crazywonderful said:


Y?
i heard her on a morning radio show a few years back. her and her sister were singing and it was awful i couldn't bear it sad

she has gotten so so much better
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Reply #18 posted 03/12/08 6:32am

Ottensen

Crazywonderful said:[quote]

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:



Firstly .. y?
Her last album was one of the most criically acclaimed R&B albums of the last year ..

Urban CD
Amerie, Because I Love It


**** (RCA)

Alex Macpherson
Friday May 11, 2007
The Guardian
http://music.guardian.co....84,00.html
Amerie, Because I Love It
Buy Because I Love It now

It would be no exaggeration to call Amerie one of the greatest singers in pop music. Her vocal performances are extraordinary: she catches the fleeting thrills and momentary rushes of intensity that permeate otherwise mundane days, and stretches those feelings out across four-minute songs without ever letting up. Every word is delivered as if she is utterly consumed in the moment; the result is heady and intoxicating. On her third album - her first without long-time producer Rich Harrison - she uses that voice to full effect on her most consistently excellent set of songs to date. Take Control is a perfect example: it twitches and jerks along a nagging Tom Zé sample, but it's a song with such a sparse arrangement that interest has to be sustained entirely by the voice, which Amerie does spectacularly, making it absolutely clear who is really cracking the whip. Elsewhere, Some Like It kicks off with the couplet, "Whatcha gon' do when A catches an attitude? Drop to your knees and show gratitude", and manages to get even better, while the Supremes chug of Make Me Believe and the crunk frenzy of Losing U are also stellar. The album's pinnacle comes with the beautifully restrained Crush, on which Amerie delivers a magnificently controlled and exquisitely tender performance over perfectly placed drum fills and synths which burst out of the arrangement like fireworks. Spectacular work.



and the girl defintely can sing
see here
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ExPn16048Kw


Ok, all that media spin nonwithstanding, I still only find her voice adaquate and non-distinctive at best...and the link that I just viewed is DEFINITELY not one of her better vocal performances. That being said, she is a beautiful girl, at least...which makes her a good peg for the pop machine I suppose, and I do have to give it to to the sistah for having a bad ass pair of legs
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Reply #19 posted 03/12/08 6:45am

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midnightmover said:

These performers spend half their time on stage asking the audience to get excited rather than actually doing things to earn the excitement. In the middle of the verse shouting out "All my ladies scream!". Bitch, you meant to be working for them, not asking them to cover for your whack ass.

falloff
I never thought of that before but you're so right about that.
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Reply #20 posted 03/12/08 7:26am

Crazywonderful

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Reply #21 posted 03/12/08 7:36am

Mach

Crazywonderful said:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=1WzioRBskFw



Meh ... bored
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Reply #22 posted 03/12/08 8:47am

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Crazywonderful said:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dqWA-qN3q2Q


See, that backs up exactly what I was saying. She is talented. She is pretty. She is...my little sister? Nothing about her says sex. I mean, she's hot and all but she projects a vibe that is more "wifey" than "mistress". Its not just her. Most of the music business has become so PG-13 its disgusting. I'm a grown ass man. Entice me. Say some dirty shit. The only ones doing that are ones I don't want to hear the shit from - like Lil Kim. barf Today's female singers are all about being "independent women" or whining about how some man did them wrong. That shit is tired. Even that pseudo-submissive song is unconvincing, although its a step in the right direction. Amerie still has a nice girl vibe to her.

Off the top of my head, I think the last enticing song I heard was this:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=m5dlzo_C2K4

Most music these days are marketed towards 15-25 year old women, and most of the songs reflect that. Because of this, the sensuality is lost because its looked upon as being demeaning these days for women to be...like Vanity. The subtle art is lost. Its either raunch like Lil Kim or pop tarts that spout nothing and don't seem to mean it when they do. Business has sucked the fun out of the music industry.
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Reply #23 posted 03/12/08 11:11am

Crazywonderful

BlaqueKnight said:

Crazywonderful said:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dqWA-qN3q2Q


See, that backs up exactly what I was saying. She is talented. She is pretty. She is...my little sister? Nothing about her says sex. I mean, she's hot and all but she projects a vibe that is more "wifey" than "mistress". Its not just her. Most of the music business has become so PG-13 its disgusting. I'm a grown ass man. Entice me. Say some dirty shit. The only ones doing that are ones I don't want to hear the shit from - like Lil Kim. barf Today's female singers are all about being "independent women" or whining about how some man did them wrong. That shit is tired. Even that pseudo-submissive song is unconvincing, although its a step in the right direction. Amerie still has a nice girl vibe to her.

Off the top of my head, I think the last enticing song I heard was this:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=m5dlzo_C2K4

Most music these days are marketed towards 15-25 year old women, and most of the songs reflect that. Because of this, the sensuality is lost because its looked upon as being demeaning these days for women to be...like Vanity. The subtle art is lost. Its either raunch like Lil Kim or pop tarts that spout nothing and don't seem to mean it when they do. Business has sucked the fun out of the music industry.


i understand but come on now now everyone can't be raunchy cause they ain't goin play that on radio or tv , especially if you are female R&B artist
And amerie ain't one of those little girls . she is 30 (shocking)
..this is a bit raunchy
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Reply #24 posted 03/12/08 11:20am

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Who's talking raunch? I'm just talking music geared towards adults instead of pre and post teens.
Amerie is a pretty woman. She is talented. She should be up there with a lot of the other more popular peers of hers but for some reason, the public is not grasping onto her they way one would expect. With all that being said, "Nasty Girl" loses a lot coming from Amerie. Off the top of my head, i can't think of a singer right now who's out that can pull it off. In truth, she SHOULDN'T be trying to pull it off but rather trying to pop into the void Aalyiah left. So far, she's the closest, in my opinion. A couple of tracks with Timbaland might blow her up to where she needs to be.

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Reply #25 posted 03/12/08 11:21am

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Oh how I long for another Vanity. That woman's all-out sex appeal and charisma is unmatched!
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Reply #26 posted 03/12/08 11:32am

Crazywonderful

won't yall agree that the pussycatdolls are most like vanity6?
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Reply #27 posted 03/12/08 11:38am

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Crazywonderful said:

won't yall agree that the pussycatdolls are most like vanity6?

To an extent. The troupe did start out as a burlesque act that got carried over into the music field. Their material, however, isn't as exploringly raunchy as Vanity 6's (at least what was considered raunchy for their time). Nicole is a nice visual front woman, but she lacks a certain pizazz about herself, which is evident in how lackluster her solo effort panned out.

Plus they sing songs about love, something V6 would never do lol
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Reply #28 posted 03/12/08 3:55pm

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Crazywonderful said:

won't yall agree that the pussycatdolls are most like vanity6?



[HELL NO. The Pussycat Dolls are the Spice Girls for adults except for one thing - you only really know the lead chick Nicole. They were marketed as a package of women with only one head. The only thing they have in common are the sexy songs but even within that, they are far more pop than Vanity 6 was. Vanity 6 was an R&B act. I can't picture Nicole doing Nasty Girl because she's still girlish, too.
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Reply #29 posted 03/12/08 4:00pm

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Well everyone should pick up "Because I love it" by Amerie, the best thing that didnt happen in MAINSTREAM RB last year. Amerie pulled off something that hasnt happend since Aaliyahs last studio record, an interesting, holds your interest, rb mainstream female record.

"We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F
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