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New J. Lo song. Is Nelly Furtado gettin' paid? Sounds exactly like All Good Things (Come To An End).
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doesnt everyone sound the same anyway? they all use the same beatmakers. Nelly was nothing more than a piece of product too and had her one album wonder now she is looking for someone to sound like [Edited 2/20/10 23:09pm] "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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lastdecember said: doesnt everyone sound the same anyway? they all use the same beatmakers. Nelly was nothing more than a piece of product too and had her one album wonder now she is looking for someone to sound like
[Edited 2/20/10 23:09pm] *DEAD* Nelly had significant hits before Loose and will have them after Loose, as well. She's had three albums (four if you include her non-English album) - hardly a one-album wonder. If she was looking for someone to sound like, she wouldn't have followed up Loose with Mi Plan. And as a songwriter and musician, hardly a "piece of product". [Edited 2/20/10 23:16pm] | |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: doesnt everyone sound the same anyway? they all use the same beatmakers. Nelly was nothing more than a piece of product too and had her one album wonder now she is looking for someone to sound like
[Edited 2/20/10 23:09pm] *DEAD* Nelly had significant hits before Loose and will have them after Loose, as well. She's had three albums (four if you include her non-English album) - hardly a one-album wonder. If she was looking for someone to sound like, she wouldn't have followed up Loose with Mi Plan. And as a songwriter and musician, hardly a "piece of product". [Edited 2/20/10 23:16pm] Sorry but Nelly sold herself out and the musician disappeared on Loose, and now she suddenly has picked it up again, the only way Nelly will have "hits" is if she follows the same blueprint she did with Loose, so whoever is hot at the moment expect her to be with. Once again very quick artistic status given to someone not even near it. "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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lastdecember said: VoicesCarry said: *DEAD* Nelly had significant hits before Loose and will have them after Loose, as well. She's had three albums (four if you include her non-English album) - hardly a one-album wonder. If she was looking for someone to sound like, she wouldn't have followed up Loose with Mi Plan. And as a songwriter and musician, hardly a "piece of product". [Edited 2/20/10 23:16pm] Sorry but Nelly sold herself out and the musician disappeared on Loose, and now she suddenly has picked it up again, the only way Nelly will have "hits" is if she follows the same blueprint she did with Loose, so whoever is hot at the moment expect her to be with. Once again very quick artistic status given to someone not even near it. So you're admitting your statement was completely inaccurate - thanks! 
Loose was a great record. I have no problem with her going commercial if she's going to record songs as great as Say It Right or All Good Things. | |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: Sorry but Nelly sold herself out and the musician disappeared on Loose, and now she suddenly has picked it up again, the only way Nelly will have "hits" is if she follows the same blueprint she did with Loose, so whoever is hot at the moment expect her to be with. Once again very quick artistic status given to someone not even near it. So you're admitting your statement was completely inaccurate - thanks!
Loose was a great record. I have no problem with her going commercial if she's going to record songs as great as Say It Right or All Good Things. Omg I love how you throw shade lmao | |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: Sorry but Nelly sold herself out and the musician disappeared on Loose, and now she suddenly has picked it up again, the only way Nelly will have "hits" is if she follows the same blueprint she did with Loose, so whoever is hot at the moment expect her to be with. Once again very quick artistic status given to someone not even near it. So you're admitting your statement was completely inaccurate - thanks!
Loose was a great record. I have no problem with her going commercial if she's going to record songs as great as Say It Right or All Good Things. when did i say she wasnt a musician or a writer?? i said she was a sellout and she is that is accurate and anyone who says she isnt is a liar. I said she sounded like everyone else to have a hit...hmmm didnt she get with the hot team of the moment and sound like everyone else for her hits, which would not have come her second album did not bust her through, they were all talking about her as the sophmore jinx. I mean duran duran recorded that shit with Timbaland and Justin and Danja for a hit, and look where it got them...dropped [Edited 2/20/10 23:32pm] "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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ABeautifulOne said: VoicesCarry said: So you're admitting your statement was completely inaccurate - thanks!
Loose was a great record. I have no problem with her going commercial if she's going to record songs as great as Say It Right or All Good Things. Omg I love how you throw shade lmao  | |
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lastdecember said: VoicesCarry said: So you're admitting your statement was completely inaccurate - thanks!
Loose was a great record. I have no problem with her going commercial if she's going to record songs as great as Say It Right or All Good Things. when did i say she wasnt a musician or a writer?? It's obviously implied when you say an artist is "nothing more than a piece of a product". I said she sounded like everyone else to have a hit...hmmm didnt she get with the hot team of the moment and sound like everyone else for her hits, which would not have come her second album did not bust her through, they were all talking about her as the sophmore jinx.
I disagree. The Loose album was fantastic. How many songs like Say It Right were on radio then or since? Can't think of any. Then you had all the great album tracks that retained her roots while expanding her sound. As a writer and producer, I give Nelly credit for changing it up, since none of her albums sound the same. Now, back to the topic of this thread: J. Lo! Now *there's* a piece of product you can talk about. | |
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VoicesCarry said:[quote] lastdecember said: It's obviously implied when you say an artist is "nothing more than a piece of a product". I said she sounded like everyone else to have a hit...hmmm didnt she get with the hot team of the moment and sound like everyone else for her hits, which would not have come her second album did not bust her through, they were all talking about her as the sophmore jinx.
I disagree. The Loose album was fantastic. How many songs like Say It Right were on radio then or since? Can't think of any. Then you had all the great album tracks that retained her roots while expanding her sound. As a writer and producer, I give Nelly credit for changing it up, since none of her albums sound the same. Now, back to the topic of this thread: J. Lo! Now *there's* a piece of product you can talk about. Folklore was her best work and showed growth but that is for debate and it is what it is, just because it doesnt sell doesnt mean its not the better move, as for Jlo, she is a pop star over 40 and everyone can do the math on what you will get from a 40+ female trying to regain her million selling days "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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lastdecember said: VoicesCarry said: I disagree. The Loose album was fantastic. How many songs like Say It Right were on radio then or since? Can't think of any. Then you had all the great album tracks that retained her roots while expanding her sound. As a writer and producer, I give Nelly credit for changing it up, since none of her albums sound the same. Now, back to the topic of this thread: J. Lo! Now *there's* a piece of product you can talk about. Folklore was her best work and showed growth but that is for debate and it is what it is, just because it doesnt sell doesnt mean its not the better move, as for Jlo, she is a pop star over 40 and everyone can do the math on what you will get from a 40+ female trying to regain her million selling days So we can forget about Nicole Scherzinger ever being successful then? | |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: Folklore was her best work and showed growth but that is for debate and it is what it is, just because it doesnt sell doesnt mean its not the better move, as for Jlo, she is a pop star over 40 and everyone can do the math on what you will get from a 40+ female trying to regain her million selling days So we can forget about Nicole Scherzinger ever being successful then? well if you judge success on just being on the radio, i mean be serious, you have artists that sell a zillion downloads make half a penny on each and then cant sell an album, explain why almost every number one album the last few years, the artist almost NEVER gets played on the radio? can we just all agree that the radio is for 6 year olds at this point. "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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lastdecember said: VoicesCarry said: So we can forget about Nicole Scherzinger ever being successful then? well if you judge success on just being on the radio, i mean be serious, you have artists that sell a zillion downloads make half a penny on each and then cant sell an album, explain why almost every number one album the last few years, the artist almost NEVER gets played on the radio? can we just all agree that the radio is for 6 year olds at this point. So that's a yes. | |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: well if you judge success on just being on the radio, i mean be serious, you have artists that sell a zillion downloads make half a penny on each and then cant sell an album, explain why almost every number one album the last few years, the artist almost NEVER gets played on the radio? can we just all agree that the radio is for 6 year olds at this point. So that's a yes. who the hell knows, i dont have a crystal ball, she did a commercial with lebron james and got 650,000 for it, i aint seen that in over a decade of work. Im not jaded on success, who knows, something can sell nothing here but alot overseas and since we are all thinking that the US is the only market we have no clue, in this case Tina Turner is a nobody since she does nothing in this country. I mean that philosphy made a-ha a one hit wonder(which they arent even in america) and they have sold 80 million records, and now sold out US shows quicker than anyone in history at these venues and the NYC venue they sold out 3 nights Prince couldnt even sell out, so go figure with your "success". But getting back to JLO, who cares, shes over 40 and no one is gonna play it here, its america in the new generation "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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lastdecember said: VoicesCarry said: So that's a yes. who the hell knows, i dont have a crystal ball, she did a commercial with lebron james and got 650,000 for it, i aint seen that in over a decade of work. Im not jaded on success, who knows, something can sell nothing here but alot overseas and since we are all thinking that the US is the only market we have no clue, in this case Tina Turner is a nobody since she does nothing in this country. I mean that philosphy made a-ha a one hit wonder(which they arent even in america) and they have sold 80 million records, and now sold out US shows quicker than anyone in history at these venues and the NYC venue they sold out 3 nights Prince couldnt even sell out, so go figure with your "success". But getting back to JLO, who cares, shes over 40 and no one is gonna play it here, its america in the new generation Thanks, I was waiting for you to mention aHa. With Nicole and Duran Duran, we now have the lastdecember trifecta in this thread. | |
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I just hate today´s song like that - computeruzed everything. "When Michael Jackson is just singing and dancing, you just think this is an astonishing talent. And he has had this astounding talent all his life, but we want him to be floored as well. We really don´t like the idea that he could have it all." | |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: Folklore was her best work and showed growth but that is for debate and it is what it is, just because it doesnt sell doesnt mean its not the better move, as for Jlo, she is a pop star over 40 and everyone can do the math on what you will get from a 40+ female trying to regain her million selling days So we can forget about Nicole Scherzinger ever being successful then?  "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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VoicesCarry said: lastdecember said: who the hell knows, i dont have a crystal ball, she did a commercial with lebron james and got 650,000 for it, i aint seen that in over a decade of work. Im not jaded on success, who knows, something can sell nothing here but alot overseas and since we are all thinking that the US is the only market we have no clue, in this case Tina Turner is a nobody since she does nothing in this country. I mean that philosphy made a-ha a one hit wonder(which they arent even in america) and they have sold 80 million records, and now sold out US shows quicker than anyone in history at these venues and the NYC venue they sold out 3 nights Prince couldnt even sell out, so go figure with your "success". But getting back to JLO, who cares, shes over 40 and no one is gonna play it here, its america in the new generation Thanks, I was waiting for you to mention aHa. With Nicole and Duran Duran, we now have the lastdecember trifecta in this thread. Actually u mentioned Nicole, kind of a repeat of your played out responses, surprised you didnt mention Cassie since 95% of Cassie's mentions on this forum are done by others not me, guess you all have a thing for her. "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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bboy87 said: VoicesCarry said: So we can forget about Nicole Scherzinger ever being successful then? | |
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lastdecember said: VoicesCarry said: Thanks, I was waiting for you to mention aHa. With Nicole and Duran Duran, we now have the lastdecember trifecta in this thread. Actually u mentioned Nicole, kind of a repeat of your played out responses, surprised you didnt mention Cassie since 95% of Cassie's mentions on this forum are done by others not me, guess you all have a thing for her. omg no one was talking about Cassie until now!!! | |
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VoicesCarry said: Sounds exactly like All Good Things (Come To An End).
hahahahahahahahahiah it totally does!~!!!! | |
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Cinnie said: lastdecember said: Actually u mentioned Nicole, kind of a repeat of your played out responses, surprised you didnt mention Cassie since 95% of Cassie's mentions on this forum are done by others not me, guess you all have a thing for her. omg no one was talking about Cassie until now!!! Yeah i was surprised, i knew the come back would be Nicole,PCD, or Cassie. But maybe its time someone started a thread on Cassie....hmmm in my search none have been started by me in the last 2 years, all by others..Hmmm seems the org likes this young lady "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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