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Man...................I tried 2 listen 2 her work. On a scale of 1 to 10................it's about a 1. FOOLS multiply when WISE Men & Women are silent. | |
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is it possible she has a drug problem? | |
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she's decent for one blowjob, nothing more
and as for her musc, she makes Avril Lavigne sound like Jodi Mitchell
that's how bad TS is... [Edited 12/16/14 12:17pm]  | |
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THIS thread is so over now! 
Militant said: She made the most interesting pop record of the year, IMO, and she writes all of her songs herself, and plays guitar and piano, so that's more than you can say for a lot of her peers. | |
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I honestly don't think she does. She can play instruments and write songs that tap into what a large swath of the record buying public OBVIOUSLY wants to hear. But as I said in another thread, it all just strikes me as being hugely disingenuous. Like, I honestly believe that she is so talented, and so smart, that she's manipulating the entire music industry to HER OWN BENEFIT, and I just can't hate on that. Not even a little bit. Also, she's very much still a child, ya know? She's one that I expect, at some point, will decide to take all her skill and talent, apply it to something more adult and do something that completely blows minds. That being said, I will agree with your assessment of her current output. This new album makes me want to call her bad words. Just, bleck. Plus, it pisses me off that she cried country for so long and then said, "haha, just kidding". But again, that's all part of her growing up and finding herself, so I'll forgive her when she gets around to doing something with a bit more artistic weight. | |
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Taylor writes her own music and the lyrics to her own songs. She listens to her fans and puts out the music she knows her fans love. That's why she's on top of the musical world right now. In dramatic contrast we have...Prince. Who usually threaten lawsuits towards his fans for youtube videos (that has snippets of his music), thking pictures at his shows, refuse autographs, takes down all his social media sites that connects with his fans, and issued cease and desist notices to fan club magazines and websites, over already public pictures of him. Refusal to offer his fans an album, reunion that they have been asking for, for decades. This is but a small portion is why Prince's career is currently in the dumps. You will have to be the most extreme purple kool-aid drinker not to see this. [Edited 12/18/14 9:37am] | |
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But...but...she's a legend. Isn't she?! "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
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I don't like her music, but it's fine by me if others do. What does bother me is the crazy sexist, misogynist commentary above. Can't we talk about her music and compliment/make fun of her without talking about dicks in her mouth or how she's good for only blowjobs? What year is this?! "Drop that stereo before I blow your Goddamn nuts off, asshole!"
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One thing that doesn't suck about her is her property portfolio - she is making SERIOUS bank. Haters gonna hate  | |
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There isn't a single thing about her that would require any type of hate. She is weak as an artist and that is what attracts her 2 the music buying public. Good 4 her.....bad 4 the ears. FOOLS multiply when WISE Men & Women are silent. | |
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I don't own any of her albums - her music isn't meant to speak to me but she is hooked into a generation of younger women. Whether you like it or not she's conquering the world! http://mobile.nytimes.com...=&_r=0 The Year of Taylor Swift Taylor Swift wore Oscar de la Renta at this year’s Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala Benefit. ERIN BAIANO FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES By MATTHEW SCHNEIER DECEMBER 19, 2014 The Taylor Swift trajectory has unfurled with the cheery and ironclad inevitability of a Taylor Swift song. Like you or I, Taylor Swift was once 15, an age when (as documented in her song “Fifteen”), she was a lanky outsider “laughing at the other girls who think they’re so cool” promising “we’ll be outta here as soon as we can.” And how. Ms. Swift, whose public persona has veered from gawky to lovelorn, is now, at 25, the cool girl (albeit one very willing to poke fun at her own dance moves). Her rise has been steady over the course of a decade, but in 2014, she has soared to new heights. She deaccessioned her twang, slipped the bonds of country music and traded her Nashville home (where America’s songbird sometimes received visitors in a human-sized birdcage, a décor touch ripe for analysis) for a loft in TriBeCa. She released a best-selling album, took on Spotify, performed at the Victoria’s Secret show and turned a tabloid reputation for man-trap desperation on its head, emerging as a single-and-loving-it cheerleader for girl power. Slide Show | Taylor Swift’s Year in Style Her rise has been steady over a decade, but in 2014, she has soared to new heights. FREDERIC J BROWN / AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE — GETTY IMAGES The young woman who wrote, not long ago, about idling unappreciated on the sidelines, passed over by the would-be boyfriend in favor of the proverbial cheerleader, has become both the most popular girl around, with a clique of BFFs — including Karlie Kloss, Lena Dunham and Lorde — in her corner. Ms. Swift’s latest album, “1989,” her first under the aegis of pop, arrived in October and in its first week sold 1.287 million copies, more than any of her competitors in first-week sales, and more than any album in that time period since 2002. Ms. Swift now sits at the head of the popular table — accessorized with a new haircut and a subtly but distinctly updated sense of style, a sharpened version of her country-mouse retro look of yore — where the goings-on are visible to all via Instagram. There, Ms. Swift’s 15.8 million followers can glimpse her and Ms. Kloss having a Motown-and-makeup dance party as they prep for the Met Gala; her and Hailee Steinfeld baking cookies. Around midnight on Oct. 27, the date “1989” dropped, social media echoed with the praise of her famous friends. Ms. Swift and the Victoria’s Secret Angel Karlie Kloss, right, after the 2014 Victoria’s Secret fashion show. GARETH CATTERMOLE / GETTY IMAGES FOR VICTORIA'S SECRET “OMG 1989 IS OUT WHAT A DAY. so proud of my sista,” tweeted Lorde. “It’s happening people — @TaylorSwift’s album is out now. She is a true friend/true artist and the only person who makes me wanna exult in nature. Very proud. This record will blow you away,” posted Ms. Dunham on Instagram, alongside a picture of her and Ms. Swift nuzzling on a beach. “I think she’s made friendship cool,” said Cindi Leive, the editor of Glamour, the first big fashion magazine to put Ms. Swift on its cover, back in 2009. (Ms. Swift returned three times after that, including for Glamour’s 75th anniversary issue this spring. That issue became the magazine’s newsstand best-seller of the year, according to data from the Alliance for Audited Media.)“That’s sort of how women live now,” Ms. Leive said. “Everyone’s getting married later, but they don’t necessarily live close to their family. Your girl pack, your posse, is much more important than it might have been 5 or 10 years ago. I think she’s tapped into that in a really powerful way.” Ms. Swift was by no means unfamous or unloved before — winning armfuls of Grammys and Country Music Association Awards and topping charts — but the world is crowding to her party now. Rolling Stone touted “The Reinvention of Taylor Swift.” Time magazine paid tribute to “The Power of Taylor Swift.” For BloombergBusinessweek, she is nothing less than the music industry itself. Fashion, despite its habitual readiness to rally around a pop star, may be the one latecomer to Ms. Swift’s party. Beyoncé, Rihanna, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga have all been courted by megabrands, seated front row and dressed in custom creations on tour. The Council of Fashion Designers of America crowned Rihanna and Lady Gaga fashion icons; Puma announced Tuesday that Rihanna would also be its women’s creative director. By contrast, Ms. Swift has generally kept her own counsel (and that of her longtime stylist, Joseph Cassell). Her patronage has been a boon for smaller labels. “She’s appealing to a broader range of people now,” said Jordana Warmflash, the designer of Novis, an upstart New York label, whose block-plaid Kandinsky coat immediately began generating press and selling on her website when Ms. Swift wore it. “I don’t think that the teen population is really buying $2,000 coats.” For the red carpet, Ms. Swift has returned time and again to J. Mendel, whose luxurious image is somewhat at odds with her former country image. Gilles Mendel, its creative director, dressed Ms. Swift and took her as his date to the Met Gala in 2011 and 2013. (At this year’s Gala, Ms. Swift attended with Oscar de la Renta, who custom-made a gown for her.) Both Ms. Warmflash and Mr. Mendel said that her style has evolved in recent years. Ms. Swift and Mr. Cassell have endeavored to make it “a little bit more fashion-forward than it had been before,” Ms. Warmflash said. (“I’m not sure if I’m supposed to say this,” Ms. Warmflash added, “but I didn’t really realize how big of a deal she was.”) “Her direction has been very, very inspiring in many ways,” Mr. Mendel said last week, at a presentation of his prefall collection, where the model in the accompanying photos bore a more-than-passing resemblance to Ms. Swift. “Even though we live in a different world and people from the outside say ‘Taylor Swift?’ ” Would the rest of the fashion world soon be playing catch-up? “Absolutely,” Mr. Mendel said. The needle may already be moving. In December, at the Billboard Women in Music Awards luncheon, where she was celebrated as the magazine’s Woman of the Year, a Vogue reporter was seen trailing Ms. Swift, in apparent preparation for a profile. (When Ms. Swift made her only appearance on Vogue’s cover in 2012, the magazine promised “A Cool New Look,” suggesting a bit of necessary style rehab.) And Michael Kors, who dressed Ms. Swift for the American Music Awards in November in a gown that honored her signature style predilection — to bare her midriff but not her navel — recently cited her as one of the muses of his pre-fall collection. It included a very Swiftian polka-dot bikini, revealing that same tasteful slice of lower rib cage. “I think that in general it’s probably a little bit harder for an American pop star who originally comes from country to get taken seriously in the fashion world,” Ms. Leive said. “But at this point, she’s got nothing left to prove.” | |
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Not the music - the delivery - see this.
http://www.endlessnoise.c...fts-style/
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IMO, Taylor Swift represents all that is right in music and the world. No one is cooler than her, not even Prince. | |
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generic shopping mall music |
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"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
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In short, yes. She is dreadful, terrible, awful. And, worse yet, she's EVERYWHERE.
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She's decent and cute. No ass whatsoever. | |
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[Edited 12/23/14 21:51pm] "Janet Jackson is like an 80s sitcom that's been off the air for over 25 years; you see a rerun and realize it wasn't that great..." | |
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Holy shit, I just heard this at work. I knew that the girl couldn't sing live but I can't believe that a this was actually released as a finished studio recording. The vocals are horrendous. | |
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Debbie Gibson was a hundred times more palatable then Taylor Swift. People got annoyed with Debbie GIbson's over the top girl next doorishness and good two shoesness, but at least it can be said that she had a couple of good mainstream pop records that could more or less hold their own as pop records and by good I mean they had recognizable LIFEFORCE in them even if they weren't everyon'e particular style musically.
The REAL comparision that should be made, of course, is with Dolly Parton. Even the briefest ruffle through the Dolly discography immediately puts the lie to any claim of musical or cultural relevance/vibrancy/currency of the phenomenon known as Taylor Swift. If Dolly is our yardstick, Taylor Swift is nothing more than chruch or high school talent show filler.
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Yep. Everything you said is true. Taylor Swift should be singing at a Friday night karaoke at the local bar and that's about it.
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Zero talent. FOOLS multiply when WISE Men & Women are silent. | |
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Agreed. And I'm seeing her album on critics year-end lists (some, not all). What are they smoking to make that artificial, tedius, inane crap sound good to their ears? I need some of that shit. * * *
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