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JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE PLEASE,PLEASE,PLEASE
Would somebody please call the radio stations and tell them to please stop playing the song "CRY ME A RIVER". I've been at my office now for about 6 hours and I swear I've heard that song about 8 times today, I hear the damn thing on the pop radio stations "of course", I hear the damn thing on the urban stations and I hear it on any station that ain't country and western, and the way they are playing the damn thing sooo much there might as well be country and western version. Gosh almighty already will d.j.'s please give this whining little bitch of a song a rest. 
Sorry about the rant folks but ya'll know how it be sometimes. *********************************************
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dude, change the station or play a cd. It can't be played more than Avril, can it? ---------------------------------
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There's a lot of record label money behind the Justin machine. They won't stop until this cow has been milked dry. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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The Powers that Be Want Him to Be the Michael Jackson of this Era.it ain't gonna Happen but they still gonna try to make Him the 2nd Most Important White Male Artist to Eminem.but again He can't catch Eminem either but they gonna try.I feel He is too Slick&Catchy as to Being that Good but we are in the Fast-Food Era of Music so this is what you get. mistermaxxx | |
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so sad, all this to do over someone who's made a career out of mimicking other great artists. I really do hope these kids who are listening to it are also aware of the originators. It amazes me even more that these record companies will abandon the very acts that these newbies are copying in order to sell more of the same thing. | |
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righteous1 said: Gosh almighty already will d.j.'s please give this whining little bitch of a song a rest.
Put that whining little bitch to rest, period. | |
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imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: so sad, all this to do over someone who's made a career out of mimicking other great artists. I really do hope these kids who are listening to it are also aware of the originators. It amazes me even more that these record companies will abandon the very acts that these newbies are copying in order to sell more of the same thing. well Justin is has a Problem.Michael Jackson might not be as Huge as He once was but His Moves,Routines,Singing,etc.. isn't that far Removed in time for Justin to be biting it so soon.everybody takes from one another but it's how you go about it that determines your career down the line.Justin seems at this stage another dime a dozen Cat that is more closer to Usher than MJ IMHO overall.mistermaxxx | |
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Yes mistermaxxx, Timberlake and Usher - that is a fair comparison I believe, considering both COMPLETELY SUCK ASS. | |
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It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake  | |
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DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake He is a Catchy Cat but if the Industry wasn't trying to throw the Fact that they have Him Working with Every Hot R&B/Rap Producer&Writer of the Moment&acting so Desperate to Make Him there Version of Michael Jackson I wouldn't trip but tell Me from His Leaving a Group what has He done that Sisqo didn't do already? also what does Justin do Besides have a Better Range than Usher Overall do that Usher can't do?Timberlake Has Talent but He isn't quite worth all the Hype the Industry is Pimping.His Songs are Catchy&Better with Him as a Solo Artist but all anybody cares about is Him&Brittney thus far.meaning His Work at this Stage is considered fairly Soft.mistermaxxx | |
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DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake
not me!  | |
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I don't think it's Timberlake per se, it's just the way the
companies are promoting him. His songs don't suck, it's the way they're being forced upon us. None of these new artists get time to really try out what they'd feel most comfortable with and create an own sound. First single they release has got to be a #1 single and all other stuff from their first album gets played to death on radio and mtv. They scoop the award shows and then... Well yes, then what? Then they make another album or two and people are sick and tired of them. They've become too famous too soon to be 'allowed' to change their style too much and then they're dropped by both their 10-13 year old audience as well as their record company. I just don't understand this need to have an artist on your label and create an "instant" star, promote them to death and have everything known about them within a matter of a few years. No mysterie, no free will. Then they explode, like stars are wont, and then the comp just manufactures a new one. I can't really see too many Lennons or McCartneys, Prince's Springsteens or even Madonnas coming from this era really. And that's not because there is no real talent, it's just because the overall field is being infested by the overtly crappy "new" commercial hoard. And that's a shame. Than again, being semi-sidelined, people like Björk, Ben Harper, Tori Amos, Nick Cave, Radiohead, Sinead, Beck and others do get to stage their own carreers and experiment with their sounds and even release fcking great albums, made with a real skil and talent. Whilst the "big bad" exexs focus on the immediate money in plastic pop. Argh, I should stop and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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IstenSzek said: I just don't understand this need to have an artist on your label and create an "instant" star, promote them to death and have everything known about them within a matter of a few years. No mysterie, no free will. Then they explode, like stars are wont, and then the comp just manufactures a new one. To cultivate a real artist takes years. Even as prolific and talented Prince is, it took him 5-6 albums to really hit it big. In today's market(should be "music scene")-- 5+ albums is almost unheard of without a huge hit. P would've been dumped long ago back in 1980 or 81, based on current standards. Of course, I'm preaching to the choir here when it comes to the music biz. "Great dancers are not great because of their technique, they are great because of their passion" -- Martha Graham | |
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Justin Timberlake is one reason why I DON'T listen to the radio that much nowadays  | |
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DavidEye said: Justin Timberlake is one reason why I DON'T listen to the radio that much nowadays
What are the other reasons, David? All of the other stuff they play on the radio these days? LOL! Cuz, those are my reasons! [This message was edited Tue Feb 11 4:27:11 PST 2003 by alexnvrmnd] | |
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I haven't heard one female yet 2 diss Justin Timberlake and really mean it | |
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DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake
Sorry DL, but I complain about anything that gets played on the radio that damn much. To be honest with you I wouldn't even know Justin Timberlake I walked over him in a grocery store but it is just pitiful to milk a damn new breed wanna be like this to impressional kids that don't know jack about where he got all his insperation from in the first place.  [This message was edited Tue Feb 11 7:08:15 PST 2003 by righteous1] *********************************************
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IstenSzek said: I don't think it's Timberlake per se, it's just the way the
companies are promoting him. His songs don't suck, it's the way they're being forced upon us. (and please give us a break) None of these new artists get time to really try out what they'd feel most comfortable with and create an own sound. (can anybody say "INDUSTRY PUPPET") First single they release has got to be a #1 single and all other stuff from their first album gets played to death on radio and mtv. They scoop the award shows and then... Well yes, then what? Then they make another album or two and people are sick and tired of them. They've become too famous too soon to be 'allowed' to change their style too much and then they're dropped by both their 10-13 year old audience as well as their record company. (and they are still to dumb to realize it) I just don't understand this need to have an artist on your label and create an "instant" star, promote them to death and have everything known about them within a matter of a few years. No mysterie, no free will. (yes master record company I will do your bidding) Then they explode, like stars are wont, and then the comp just manufactures a new one. (then we go through the same shit again with another air head) I can't really see too many Lennons or McCartneys, Prince's Springsteens or even Madonnas coming from this era really. And that's not because there is no real talent, it's just because the overall field is being infested by the overtly crappy "new" commercial hoard. And that's a shame. (sad but true) Than again, being semi-sidelined, people like Björk, Ben Harper, Tori Amos, Nick Cave, Radiohead, Sinead, Beck and others do get to stage their own carreers and experiment with their sounds and even release fcking great albums, made with a real skil and talent. Whilst the "big bad" exexs focus on the immediate money in plastic pop. Argh, I should stop (sad but true) *********************************************
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jthad1129 said: dude, change the station or play a cd. It can't be played more than Avril, can it?
Sorry about ranting JT, it's the radio in my neighbors office but I'm trying desperately to tune it out. very desperately  *********************************************
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XNY said: IstenSzek said: I just don't understand this need to have an artist on your label and create an "instant" star, promote them to death and have everything known about them within a matter of a few years. No mysterie, no free will. Then they explode, like stars are wont, and then the comp just manufactures a new one. To cultivate a real artist takes years. Even as prolific and talented Prince is, it took him 5-6 albums to really hit it big. In today's market(should be "music scene")-- 5+ albums is almost unheard of without a huge hit. P would've been dumped long ago back in 1980 or 81, based on current standards. Of course, I'm preaching to the choir here when it comes to the music biz. mistermaxxx | |
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Okay next day at the office.
Not as much play today as yesterday, only about 5 times in 5 hours. Hmmm  *********************************************
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DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake I'm a 21 year old female and I can't stand the whiney little c*nt. | |
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Ellie said: DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake I'm a 21 year old female and I can't stand the whiney little c*nt.Me neither,,,I can't stand his sissy white ass at all. | |
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UH OH guys, I can't believe it now Justin has Competition
It's NELLY and his Aiirr Force One's *********************************************
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Harlepolis said: Ellie said: DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake I'm a 21 year old female and I can't stand the whiney little c*nt.Me neither,,,I can't stand his sissy white ass at all. 
U all r bunch of haters, I'll do him in a split second... show him what real lovin' is all about :Smile: | |
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mistermaxxx said: XNY said: IstenSzek said: I just don't understand this need to have an artist on your label and create an "instant" star, promote them to death and have everything known about them within a matter of a few years. No mysterie, no free will. Then they explode, like stars are wont, and then the comp just manufactures a new one. To cultivate a real artist takes years. Even as prolific and talented Prince is, it took him 5-6 albums to really hit it big. In today's market(should be "music scene")-- 5+ albums is almost unheard of without a huge hit. P would've been dumped long ago back in 1980 or 81, based on current standards. Of course, I'm preaching to the choir here when it comes to the music biz.  I'm hearin ya MrM...of course the fans lose out the most. I was lucky to grow up in a great decade of music(the 80's), but since then--give or take a few artists-- the 90's and 00's seem flat and uninspired."Great dancers are not great because of their technique, they are great because of their passion" -- Martha Graham | |
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DigitalLisa said: Harlepolis said: Ellie said: DigitalLisa said: It's funny how only guys complain about Justin Timberlake I'm a 21 year old female and I can't stand the whiney little c*nt.Me neither,,,I can't stand his sissy white ass at all.
U all r bunch of haters, I'll do him in a split second... show him what real lovin' is all about :Smile: well honey,,,you do that and like MJ said "enjoy yoself". | |
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