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LIES! Janet's MASTERPIECE RETURN will be heralded by the gods and thrust UPON the masses as her latest TRIUMPHANT, MOST RECENT comeback! 2GETHER and JANET will REINTRODUCE and forcefeed the jheri curl to become the defining feature of a new generation and ASCEND TO ROCK ROYALTY All she needs is a.... wait... ... this track will be a huge success if.... ... it was any good. which it isn't. | |
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Let's go over this again.....
Janet is a "veteran artist".Just like Madonna,Prince,Mariah,Bruce Springsteen,Tina Turner,etc.
Radio doesn't really embrace new singles from veteran artists.Their songs might get a few spins,but let's face it....radio only cares about the young,"hot" artists.Yes,Cher had the biggest hit single of her career at age 53 ("Believe") but that's not likely to ever happen again.
Are we clear on that?
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It doesn't matter what a veteran artist releases.It still won't get radio support.How many artists over 50 do you see in the Top 100 singles chart? It has nothing to do with the quality of their singles. [Edited 7/13/15 12:11pm] | |
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We're clear.
...Until Janet, Madonna, Prince, Mariah, Bruce, or Tina have another album coming out. [Edited 7/13/15 12:38pm] | |
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Gorgeous little joint! "No Sleeep" seems 2 mix the sounds of "70's Love Groove" and "That's The Way Love Goes" 4 me. Sadly, it's not the 80's or 90's anymore and the last time she broke BIG with Flyte Tyme was with 2001's "All For You." Hopefully, once the album drops and the tour commences, she'll see some "pickup" action. LOVE the song tho! Hungry? Just look in the mirror and get fed up. | |
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So basically ROGER FREIDMAN copied was LA REID said weeks ago...Nick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman | |
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Aren't we supposed to be using the Janet Discussion thread for all things Janet? | |
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Nick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman | |
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- - - - - " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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Damn! I thought she was gonna do a version of No Sleep Til Brooklyn. | |
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Hell, I doubt there's any real jams on it anyway. After "Rhythm Nation", she became as generic sounding as everyone else. She needs to work with Nile Rodgers. He could give her some jams. Of course, they probably wouldn't make it onto the radio but at least she would be jamming. . . . [Edited 7/13/15 14:44pm] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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so funny | |
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Thank you! You should come check me out at Caesars Palace in October. | |
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vainandy said: Hell, I doubt there's any real jams on it anyway. After "Rhythm Nation", she became as generic sounding as everyone else. She needs to work with Nile Rodgers. He could give her some jams. Of course, they probably wouldn't make it onto the radio but at least she would be jamming. . . . [Edited 7/13/15 14:44pm] You aint said nuttin but the troof! Thanks for the laughs, arguments and overall enjoyment for the last umpteen years. It's time for me to retire from Prince.org and engage in the real world...lol. Above all, I appreciated the talent Prince. You were one of a kind. | |
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vainandy said: Hell, I doubt there's any real jams on it anyway. After "Rhythm Nation", she became as generic sounding as everyone else. She needs to work with Nile Rodgers. He could give her some jams. Of course, they probably wouldn't make it onto the radio but at least she would be jamming. . . . [Edited 7/13/15 14:44pm] That sounds like a plan. | |
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Maybe do, just not like did before | |
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vainandy said: Hell, I doubt there's any real jams on it anyway. After "Rhythm Nation", she became as generic sounding as everyone else. She needs to work with Nile Rodgers. He could give her some jams. Of course, they probably wouldn't make it onto the radio but at least she would be jamming. . . . [Edited 7/13/15 14:44pm] It would have been a good idea several years ago when she was wasting her time with Jermaine Dupri but I dont think the public at large can stomach Janet sounding like Chic or the stuff he is doing with Daft Punk. Don't laugh at my funk
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CharismaDove said:
Veteran artists shouldn't be focusing on singles anymore.It's a losing battle.They should just release an album and go on tour.Keep it simple.Many veteran artists have more successful tours than the young,hot artists who dominate the charts.In fact,Madonna's recent tours are more successful and more lucrative than the tours she did in her heyday.I think it's the same case with U2. | |
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SoulAlive said: CharismaDove said:
Veteran artists shouldn't be focusing on singles anymore.It's a losing battle.They should just release an album and go on tour.Keep it simple.Many veteran artists have more successful tours than the young,hot artists who dominate the charts.In fact,Madonna's recent tours are more successful and more lucrative than the tours she did in her heyday.I think it's the same case with U2. Maze has been using this model for two decades without any new music and black folks have been super loyal to them. I remember reading an article on Frankie Beverly about 10 years ago when he said that it used to bother him that Maze wasn't being recognized like other groups and he said now those groups want what they have. He also referred to Maze fans as the black Grateful Dead fans. [Edited 7/13/15 17:44pm] Don't laugh at my funk
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vainandy said: Hell, I doubt there's any real jams on it anyway. After "Rhythm Nation", she became as generic sounding as everyone else. She needs to work with Nile Rodgers. He could give her some jams. Of course, they probably wouldn't make it onto the radio but at least she would be jamming. . . . [Edited 7/13/15 14:44pm] speaking of Nile,I need him to hurry up with that new Chic album! I like the two songs that have been released already. | |
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There is alread an active Janet discussion thread created by Militant | |
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