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Reply #60 posted 03/17/09 6:42pm

Mara

http://entertainment.time...746827.ece

Lady Gaga: ready for her close-up
The New York singing sensation talks fashion, Madonna and letting it all hang out



When I ask how it feels to have become an icon overnight, GaGa scoffs at the suggestion. “People use that word so carelessly. I mean, don’t just freakin’ hand it to me on a plate because I dress cool. Make me earn it!


She is to this generation of Millennial New Yorkers what Madonna was in the early 1980s. Madonna in 1982-1983 wasn't an 'icon' yet, but you knew something was happening. Janet in 1986-1987 wasn't an icon yet, but you knew something was happening. I'm NOT labeling her an icon yet since the girl still has to prove it [...and she understands that], but so far, she is definitely what Madonna was in 1982-1983 when she first came out. She represents the current Millennial scene of NYC with folks like The Virgins, Semi Precious Weapons, Amanda Lepore/Cazwell, etc. She's just getting started. I say 1982-1983, because at this point, GaGa is in her "pre-Like A Virgin" phase, if you will. And her "1982-'83"-type era is increasingly feeling shorter and shorter since the internet makes things so viral. If GaGa came out in '82, it would've taken two years to reach the point of fame she's at now with no internet, no YouTube, etc. She would've only been known in big city clubs/radio if this were truly 1983. The Fame plays a lot like Madonna's debut or Janet's Control album. It plays and feels like a party/club record. There's just gobs of songs on there that just hit you. And it depends on WHO you ask in NY, because she's blown up to the point where heads in the clubs who were dancing to "Just Dance" at the underground spots last year when she was under-the-radar, are dismissing her since she hit mainstream [...you know the deal]. She's at a point where people are picking sides and actually have an opinion. She's Pop now.

"Just Dance" is her Everybody, imho. I remember in Spring/Summer '08 hearing "Just Dance" freshly played in the New York clubs or just at dive bars with a CD-turntable and shitty speakers. It was like in summer, if you were vibing to GaGa, you got it, some of my best party moments last year were to Just Dance. There wasn't hype yet, it was played because it had a vibe that was On. I really loved dancing to it before anyone knew WHO she was, that was cool. I KNEW it was getting crazier when I went to Atlantic City Labor Day wkend and heard Samantha Ronson DJing the tune with Lindsay Lohan behind her in the DJ booth. Hype is only natural because she's new, but she has the talent and the sheer passion to back it up. It radiates through her. The girl is humble as all hell when you see her live. It's like she's rooting for you while you're rooting for her. And even though she's just another 20something girl, she has something about her that draws you in. The energy I felt when I saw her at her album release concert @ the Highline with she and her fans was kinetic. It was like, you could not escape what was happening.
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Reply #61 posted 03/17/09 7:27pm

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She's pathetically bad.

And falloff @ her fans who think she's an alien.
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Reply #62 posted 03/17/09 7:29pm

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purplesweat said:

She's pathetically bad.

And falloff @ her fans who think she's an alien.


falloff wtf
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Reply #63 posted 03/17/09 7:34pm

purplesweat

Alej said:

purplesweat said:

She's pathetically bad.

And falloff @ her fans who think she's an alien.


falloff wtf


They do! They're like "She came from outer space to claim her queen of pop crown and change the face of pop music"

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Reply #64 posted 03/17/09 7:38pm

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purplesweat said:

Alej said:



falloff wtf


They do! They're like "She came from outer space to claim her queen of pop crown and change the face of pop music"

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lol


lol

She's fantastic fallinluv
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Reply #65 posted 03/17/09 10:10pm

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VoicesCarry said:

PanthaGirl said:

Nope not a fan she's trying to express new age crap but sounds like she's expressing a watermelon. I find vocalists alike are such victims of pop culture and I really can't see where musical talent fits with pretense, posing, lip syncing and repetitious sampled beats and sequences that is considered marketable. By all means have it and sell it to the masses out there but please don't call it the music industry.

Basically none of it is actually music. If it is then pick up a guitar and write me a tune. And if you can't, then just understand that music is a little harder than standing with a microphone posing and telling everyone how cool they are, not playing a single instrument or miming to a song someone else wrote. Sure, the contemporary music industry may have evolved into what we have now, but it is no longer the music industry. It is too focussed on everything but music to deserve to be called such. And singers who call themselves musicians, that also annoys me - you're a vocalist.

I prefer to continue to broaden my musical spectrum away from the mainstream.


lol So, because she's now mainstream (after YEARS of being underground in NYC), ooooh, she's easy to dismiss.

With respect to her songs, she has acoustic versions of most of them. So, yeah, pretty easy for her to pick up a guitar (or her preference, piano) and write them. Since she can actually play an instrument, it's not hard for her - that's how her songs are written. Yeah, she's a musician.

And, let's see - lip synching? Nope - she sings live. Pretense/posing? I guess David Bowie, Blondie, The Beatles, etc. sucked, too.
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lol

Okay so what do Bowie and Blondie have to do with this? I'm keeping it in the now, the 80's glam rock genre hasn't got anything to do with mainstream media today.

Your a fan of gaga so that's good for you and the others but for me she's as shamelessly manufactured and talentless as music gets. She and artists alike are a disgrace to the industry and the fact that this crap can make money and engender so much support is an embarassment to our so called enlightened society. It just proves what mindless puppets the masses are. Always have been, always will be. The music industry seems to be great at proving that point.

It's the mass produced music industry and the computer generated tunes with marketing gurus selecting the face and selling the video instead of the music is what does suck. The contemporary music industry is at its worst in history, though not for the fakers and posers, but for real musicians and music itself - the industry has been on the whole taken over by accountants and skill-less individuals who are unqualified to actually be in the music industry.

Songs as such afterall do nothing inventive or interesting and have no substance. She has an unflattering image that seems to suggest she takes herself very seriously along with terrible singing, bad lyrics, and the fact her songs are getting trashed over and over on commercial radio. A few chords on the guitar doesn't make one a musician either, I'd like to see her attempt high notes at 130 - 150 bpm with heavily distorted and compressed guitars.

In the end the 'your taste is whats important' mentality is best, and I suppose even if there's people out there making loads of money off something absolutely ridiculously bad, good for them. If they can produce a compilation of bullshit and sell it - right on.
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Reply #66 posted 03/17/09 10:35pm

VoicesCarry

PanthaGirl said:

VoicesCarry said:



lol So, because she's now mainstream (after YEARS of being underground in NYC), ooooh, she's easy to dismiss.

With respect to her songs, she has acoustic versions of most of them. So, yeah, pretty easy for her to pick up a guitar (or her preference, piano) and write them. Since she can actually play an instrument, it's not hard for her - that's how her songs are written. Yeah, she's a musician.

And, let's see - lip synching? Nope - she sings live. Pretense/posing? I guess David Bowie, Blondie, The Beatles, etc. sucked, too.
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lol

Okay so what do Bowie and Blondie have to do with this? I'm keeping it in the now, the 80's glam rock genre hasn't got anything to do with mainstream media today.

Your a fan of gaga so that's good for you and the others but for me she's as shamelessly manufactured and talentless as music gets. She and artists alike are a disgrace to the industry and the fact that this crap can make money and engender so much support is an embarassment to our so called enlightened society. It just proves what mindless puppets the masses are. Always have been, always will be. The music industry seems to be great at proving that point.

It's the mass produced music industry and the computer generated tunes with marketing gurus selecting the face and selling the video instead of the music is what does suck. The contemporary music industry is at its worst in history, though not for the fakers and posers, but for real musicians and music itself - the industry has been on the whole taken over by accountants and skill-less individuals who are unqualified to actually be in the music industry.

Songs as such afterall do nothing inventive or interesting and have no substance. She has an unflattering image that seems to suggest she takes herself very seriously along with terrible singing, bad lyrics, and the fact her songs are getting trashed over and over on commercial radio. A few chords on the guitar doesn't make one a musician either, I'd like to see her attempt high notes at 130 - 150 bpm with heavily distorted and compressed guitars.

In the end the 'your taste is whats important' mentality is best, and I suppose even if there's people out there making loads of money off something absolutely ridiculously bad, good for them. If they can produce a compilation of bullshit and sell it - right on.


Nice dodging there, but what does any of this have to do with the facts?

a) She sings live, b) She writes her own stuff, and c) She plays an instrument

This alone makes her stand out from pretty much everyone else out there right now.

I don't care if she's doing it on guitar, piano or the harmonica & comb. A guitar is now the only instrument of worth? confuse Bowie and Blondie were mentioned because how can you cite image or persona as an argument to detract from musicality if many of the greats were just as much about image and persona as they were about musicianship?

Even if you don't like her, I think she does have talent. I know that many artists I dislike have talent, but I certainly won't take that away from them and lump them in along with the Britneys of the world. lol
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Reply #67 posted 03/17/09 10:45pm

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The first time I heard "Just Dance",I thought she sounded a little like Gwen Stefani of No Doubt. shrug
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Reply #68 posted 03/17/09 10:50pm

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lol

Your a fan of gaga so that's good for you and the others but for me she's as shamelessly manufactured and talentless as music gets. She and artists alike are a disgrace to the industry and the fact that this crap can make money and engender so much support is an embarassment to our so called enlightened society. It just proves what mindless puppets the masses are. Always have been, always will be. The music industry seems to be great at proving that point.

It's the mass produced music industry and the computer generated tunes with marketing gurus selecting the face and selling the video instead of the music is what does suck. The contemporary music industry is at its worst in history, though not for the fakers and posers, but for real musicians and music itself - the industry has been on the whole taken over by accountants and skill-less individuals who are unqualified to actually be in the music industry.

Songs as such afterall do nothing inventive or interesting and have no substance. She has an unflattering image that seems to suggest she takes herself very seriously along with terrible singing, bad lyrics, and the fact her songs are getting trashed over and over on commercial radio. A few chords on the guitar doesn't make one a musician either, I'd like to see her attempt high notes at 130 - 150 bpm with heavily distorted and compressed guitars.

In the end the 'your taste is whats important' mentality is best, and I suppose even if there's people out there making loads of money off something absolutely ridiculously bad, good for them. If they can produce a compilation of bullshit and sell it - right on.


Panthagirl, for a start, there is no lip synching, so you obviously didn't even have a look at any of the clips on the other page.



WATCH! Then lets carry on the discussion!
[Edited 3/17/09 22:51pm]
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Reply #69 posted 03/17/09 11:02pm

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nd33 said:

PanthaGirl said:


lol

Your a fan of gaga so that's good for you and the others but for me she's as shamelessly manufactured and talentless as music gets. She and artists alike are a disgrace to the industry and the fact that this crap can make money and engender so much support is an embarassment to our so called enlightened society. It just proves what mindless puppets the masses are. Always have been, always will be. The music industry seems to be great at proving that point.

It's the mass produced music industry and the computer generated tunes with marketing gurus selecting the face and selling the video instead of the music is what does suck. The contemporary music industry is at its worst in history, though not for the fakers and posers, but for real musicians and music itself - the industry has been on the whole taken over by accountants and skill-less individuals who are unqualified to actually be in the music industry.

Songs as such afterall do nothing inventive or interesting and have no substance. She has an unflattering image that seems to suggest she takes herself very seriously along with terrible singing, bad lyrics, and the fact her songs are getting trashed over and over on commercial radio. A few chords on the guitar doesn't make one a musician either, I'd like to see her attempt high notes at 130 - 150 bpm with heavily distorted and compressed guitars.

In the end the 'your taste is whats important' mentality is best, and I suppose even if there's people out there making loads of money off something absolutely ridiculously bad, good for them. If they can produce a compilation of bullshit and sell it - right on.


Panthagirl, for a start, there is no lip synching, so you obviously didn't even have a look at any of the clips on the other page.



WATCH! Then lets carry on the discussion!
[Edited 3/17/09 22:51pm]


I love that performance. Yeah, that's a voice.
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Reply #70 posted 03/17/09 11:33pm

Mara

nd33 said:





WATCH! Then lets carry on the discussion!


The Divine Miss G over heeeerrrrreee. yes

Ahhh, this clip makes me so want to track down her very, very early material when she was performing on the Lower East Side as The SGBand [The Stefani Germanotta Band] in 2006. She had a old EP that I'm now trying to track down called Words[or Red and Blue] produced by Joe Vulpis. She dons so many hats: the girl can go Bette Midler at the Continental Baths on ya, all she needs to do is make a comedic stick and she'd be a natural for cabarets and Broadway shows, too. The girl could've taken it in any direction. She managed to strike it with pop.

This clip also reminds me that Space Cowboy and The Pipettes are now on Cherrytree Records. So she's U.S. labelmates with them, Feist, The Police, LMFAO, Robyn and La Roux. I'm looking forward to their new stuff, too.
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Reply #71 posted 03/17/09 11:38pm

PanthaGirl

nd33 said:

PanthaGirl said:


lol

Your a fan of gaga so that's good for you and the others but for me she's as shamelessly manufactured and talentless as music gets. She and artists alike are a disgrace to the industry and the fact that this crap can make money and engender so much support is an embarassment to our so called enlightened society. It just proves what mindless puppets the masses are. Always have been, always will be. The music industry seems to be great at proving that point.

It's the mass produced music industry and the computer generated tunes with marketing gurus selecting the face and selling the video instead of the music is what does suck. The contemporary music industry is at its worst in history, though not for the fakers and posers, but for real musicians and music itself - the industry has been on the whole taken over by accountants and skill-less individuals who are unqualified to actually be in the music industry.

Songs as such afterall do nothing inventive or interesting and have no substance. She has an unflattering image that seems to suggest she takes herself very seriously along with terrible singing, bad lyrics, and the fact her songs are getting trashed over and over on commercial radio. A few chords on the guitar doesn't make one a musician either, I'd like to see her attempt high notes at 130 - 150 bpm with heavily distorted and compressed guitars.

In the end the 'your taste is whats important' mentality is best, and I suppose even if there's people out there making loads of money off something absolutely ridiculously bad, good for them. If they can produce a compilation of bullshit and sell it - right on.


Panthagirl, for a start, there is no lip synching, so you obviously didn't even have a look at any of the clips on the other page.



WATCH! Then lets carry on the discussion!
[Edited 3/17/09 22:51pm]


lol

Yah I've already seen that clip and perhaps she may not be lip synching during that acoustic session as such, but it doesn't count because she is singing with the aid of autotune. Many mediocre artists use this audio processor as a safety net to guarantee a better performance. nod
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Reply #72 posted 03/17/09 11:57pm

nd33

PanthaGirl said:

nd33 said:



Panthagirl, for a start, there is no lip synching, so you obviously didn't even have a look at any of the clips on the other page.



WATCH! Then lets carry on the discussion!
[Edited 3/17/09 22:51pm]


lol

Yah I've already seen that clip and perhaps she may not be lip synching during that acoustic session as such, but it doesn't count because she is singing with the aid of autotune. Many mediocre artists use this audio processor as a safety net to guarantee a better performance. nod


Who cares about autotune on the fucking record for the moment, we were talking about her obvious natural talents. She's sings live in her stage performances and she has a great voice!

I wasn't feeling her at all until I decided to delve a bit to find out what the big deal is, at which point I found these live performances on youtube. Hell, I'm not above giving credit where credits due!

Gaga got game.

thumbs up!
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Reply #73 posted 03/18/09 12:12am

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She's fun. She's talented. I ain't mad at her.
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Reply #74 posted 03/18/09 12:28am

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If you listen to her song "Just Dance" and actually pay attention to the words...they make no sense. What the hell is a "playboy mouth'? What, what she giving all the guys in the club she was at blowjobs or something?
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Reply #75 posted 03/18/09 12:53am

Mara

[u]SPACE COWBOY APPRECIATION POST [Part 1]



THE HAUS OF GAGA is Space Cowboy, Dina and Pepper, Lady Starlight and morrrrre.

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Reply #76 posted 03/18/09 12:55am

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SPACE COWBOY JUST PLAY THAT TRACC. GA-GA, IN THE ROOM, [LOOK,] SO STARSTUCK, CHERRYCHERRYCHERRYCHERRYBOOMBOOM!!



THE HAUS OF GAGA is Space Cowboy, Dina and Pepper, Lady Starlight and morrrrre.


I had to represent for Space Cowboy 'cause I loved what he did with Nadia Oh and his own album DigiRock. Still bangin both.
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Reply #77 posted 03/18/09 1:20am

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It wouldn't surprise me if she never did another album ever again...she could very well be one of those flash in the pan type of acts. Y'know, here today gone tomorrow.
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Reply #78 posted 03/18/09 1:22am

PanthaGirl

nd33 said:

PanthaGirl said:



lol

Yah I've already seen that clip and perhaps she may not be lip synching during that acoustic session as such, but it doesn't count because she is singing with the aid of autotune. Many mediocre artists use this audio processor as a safety net to guarantee a better performance. nod


Who cares about autotune on the fucking record for the moment, we were talking about her obvious natural talents. She's sings live in her stage performances and she has a great voice!

I wasn't feeling her at all until I decided to delve a bit to find out what the big deal is, at which point I found these live performances on youtube. Hell, I'm not above giving credit where credits due!

Gaga got game.

thumbs up!


I suppose it's easy for her fans to dismiss anything that defies her so called natural talent. Autotune is used on her live performances, not just the recordings, this process actually adjusts and enhances her vocals and make it more plausible for the audience at hand. Not such a natural talent afterall.

Anyways I have my views and U have shared urs so all I can say is just enjoy ur music. Crank it up! wink
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Reply #79 posted 03/18/09 1:27am

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I haven't heard a single second of any song by her, yet I'm somehow happy for her success shrug From what I can tell she's come up based on her rep as a performer. She's doing her own thing & I respect that. smile
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Reply #80 posted 03/18/09 2:07am

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nd33 said:



Who cares about autotune on the fucking record for the moment, we were talking about her obvious natural talents. She's sings live in her stage performances and she has a great voice!

I wasn't feeling her at all until I decided to delve a bit to find out what the big deal is, at which point I found these live performances on youtube. Hell, I'm not above giving credit where credits due!

Gaga got game.

thumbs up!


I suppose it's easy for her fans to dismiss anything that defies her so called natural talent. Autotune is used on her live performances, not just the recordings, this process actually adjusts and enhances her vocals and make it more plausible for the audience at hand. Not such a natural talent afterall.

Anyways I have my views and U have shared urs so all I can say is just enjoy ur music. Crank it up! wink


What are you on about? She's flat all over place on that clip!
Not to mention all the pitch bends she used in her performance autotune would have destroyed that performance had it been used. Part of what's endearing about her live performance here as opposed to what you hear on the record (or anyones record these days), are these imperfections! It's raw, it's real, but in the end the pitch imperfections don't matter, because the talent shines through.

Admit it, you were surprised at her vocal chops in the clip and now you're trying to justify your premeditated views?

I'll freely admit, I was surprised when I saw that too! That's why I gotta give it up to the young lady.

I'll reiterate again, I didn't rate her at all until about a week ago when I heard her singing and playing the piano. Her stuff on the radio never grabbed my attention, because the style of production is just not my thing.

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Reply #81 posted 03/18/09 2:49am

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nd33 said:

PanthaGirl said:



I suppose it's easy for her fans to dismiss anything that defies her so called natural talent. Autotune is used on her live performances, not just the recordings, this process actually adjusts and enhances her vocals and make it more plausible for the audience at hand. Not such a natural talent afterall.

Anyways I have my views and U have shared urs so all I can say is just enjoy ur music. Crank it up! wink


What are you on about? She's flat all over place on that clip!
Not to mention all the pitch bends she used in her performance autotune would have destroyed that performance had it been used. Part of what's endearing about her live performance here as opposed to what you hear on the record (or anyones record these days), are these imperfections! It's raw, it's real, but in the end the pitch imperfections don't matter, because the talent shines through.

Admit it, you were surprised at her vocal chops in the clip and now you're trying to justify your premeditated views?

I'll freely admit, I was surprised when I saw that too! That's why I gotta give it up to the young lady.

I'll reiterate again, I didn't rate her at all until about a week ago when I heard her singing and playing the piano. Her stuff on the radio never grabbed my attention, because the style of production is just not my thing.

fro


Huh I think ur way off track there mate. lol

My last post is not justifying anything prior, it was in response to her so called 'natural talent'. Everything typed still stands there is no point in repeating it over every post. Actually it's been quite amusing discovering the many layers of crap about her as a vocalist to discuss. Therefore I can say I won't admit to anything that I know is not to my liking, would U? She has no worthy substance and her lyrics are weak.

I've never been a fan of pop mainstream even though for some it has its functions. For others it makes them so sick of hearing the same thing that they go searching for something new, which is how the independant label bands gather followings.

And I will say this, if you want to find good music you have to go beyond the mainstream. Now I'm not saying that all mainstream is absolute bullshit, I'm just saying that behind all the popular mainstream stuff there is alot of amazing flawless talent.

The peeps that only listen to mainstream like gaga are really the ones being kinda ignorant because they have not sampled all that music has to offer... wink
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Reply #82 posted 03/18/09 7:35am

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Mara said:

Mara said:

I was listening to GaGa when she was just chinscratch/zero-replies material on the org. *_____* Like most of the bands I post about on here ...she just happened to take off. So I'm not going to like her less since she went mainstream.

It was actually pretty fun talking about GaGa on the org in the Summer of last year because the topics dropped like submarines or I could vibe to her music without anyone's "opinion."


Speaking of which, old post from July '08 :: http://prince.org/msg/8/277586



Yeah I remember that post, but I didnt really get into Just Dance. It's pretty tame and i didn't think too much of it until they kept on playing ti on the radio...then I tried to avoid it because I HATE Akon! I heard it in clubs loud and started to like it more because she has a interesting voice..then hated it again when I found out all the gay boys were all over her..then I said, "to hell with it!!" When Poker Face came out....I just cant stand that tune.

But I like the tracks posted on this forum....I will have to hear the cd!
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Reply #83 posted 03/18/09 10:30am

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purplesweat said:

She's pathetically bad.

And falloff @ her fans who think she's an alien.

Oh, I wouldnt say that, but I think her talent and creativity makes the likes of Britney Spears and Beyonce look pathetically bad. giggle
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Reply #84 posted 03/18/09 12:00pm

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Because



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Reply #85 posted 03/18/09 12:49pm

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I like her. She´s fun. shrug
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ScarletScandal said:

Because



is equal or equivalent to:




eek Oh My God, It's Jem!!!! She's truly outrageous...truly, truly outrageous. Dammit, now I wanna watch it...thank God for Youtube. nod

Honestly, I don't know if I would compare Lady GaGa to Jem because Lady GaGa stays in character and Jem didn't; she was an alter-ego (why did I commit this to memory again? confuse ). Unfortunately, if I had to compare anybody out now to Jem, it would be that Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus bullshit. sad It's Jem except live action and suck-ass terrible with a fugly-ass wig. Man, I wanna slap that little girl soo bad. Now I'm sad at the realization of how almost everything big in fashion, movies, and music as of late is just a weak ripoff of the 80s. The 80s has returned...in a totally super shitty form...grody. barf
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Reply #87 posted 03/18/09 4:28pm

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Some orger once said she was a rebirth of Dale Bozzio from that 80s group Missing Persons. I totally see it. She's cute, petite, quirky, punkish, got a crazy wardrobe and giving off the skanky sex appeal dudes and teen girls like so much. While I don't care much for her look (plain jane tryna be sweaty betty) I think her voice is exceptionally strong on Just Dance and the song hasn't worn on me yet...I still dig it after hearing it 101 times. She might however be a one hit wonder if her follow up songs don't do as well. Plus, if Akon is diggin her then she aiight in my book and might last past a sophmore CD. biggrin
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Reply #88 posted 03/18/09 5:00pm

Mara

JOHN MAYER + ELLEN = SILLYNESS!

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Reply #89 posted 03/18/09 6:48pm

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Mara said:

JOHN MAYER + ELLEN = SILLYNESS!




Dang, Ellen sings way better than John Mayer. eek
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