TonyVanDam said:

Timmy84 said:

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Katy's voice is not as sexy as Samantha's, come on now... she has nice tits though ngl...

Did I say anything about vocal?

Did I say you did?

SoulAlive said:

ELECTROPOP AND DANCE MUSIC

What is ultimately out for 2012 is electro-pop and dance music. Flaky, unoriginal and galling; there is nothing new, creative, interesting or forward moving about this gaudy thumpa-thumpa bullshit that has contaminated the radio and dominated the charts for the past three years. Stripped down, all it is is a rehash early-mid 90s club music recycled and repackaged to a generation of teenagers whose birth just missed it the first time and therefore don’t know any better, while aging club kids bask in its revamp. It is basically akin to the demonstration music on a Casio keyboard, is about as deep as a fishbowl and caters to dorks. In the meantime, hacks like Flo Rida and Pitbull have done a terrible job of recreating what C+C Music Factory did 20 years ago and instead only offer a bastardized version of it.

With headache-inducing dance songs about drinking, partying, sexing and generally being ‘awesome’ (while autotuned past the point of making any sense)–the pop culture of the past three or four years has been a shameless era of instant fame; where people who can’t even pretend to have talent become famous for doing absolutely nothing, other than showing up and being an attention whore. It just shows that the science of promotion can be dangerously effective, but enough is enough. A sporadic dance song or two on the radio is fine, but the world of music does not need to dominated by this mindless, hyper-tempo’d drivel that all sounds the same, while basically encourages its listeners to turn their brains off while queening out to it.

The bottom line is that this phase of music is not, and was never, cool. It merely served as a diversion from what had been popular before it; one that was shockingly easy to sell. Mission accomplished. This warble is now stale. In 2012 we need not be served more of this irritating bargain-basement electro junk. It is time for sleeker, more serious and thought-provoking music made by artists who are noticeably more talented to return to prominence, while dance and club music returns to the clubs. We have been partying since 2008; the party is over.

This I agree with.Today's dance music has become so tedious and uninpired.It's like every song has that same 'thump,thump' beat.What we need to see is a revival of 70s disco That music had so much more character and inspiration,and every song didn't sound alike.Today's dance music sounds cheap and empty.

So what you saying is that we need a thump thump of the kickdrum instead?

paisleypark4 said:

SoulAlive said:

ELECTROPOP AND DANCE MUSIC

This I agree with.Today's dance music has become so tedious and uninpired.It's like every song has that same 'thump,thump' beat.What we need to see is a revival of 70s disco That music had so much more character and inspiration,and every song didn't sound alike.Today's dance music sounds cheap and empty.

So what you saying is that we need a thump thump of the kickdrum instead?

It's like "what's worse?" I can only take so much of the THUMP THUMP THUMP before my head nobbles in pain.