Here are two more for you (#2 I really like).
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721born to give
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723People were showering this 10-minute multimedia performance of "All Too Well" with effusive praise, so I sat down and watched it.
I know I'm literally decades out of her key demographic, but I really, really don't get it.
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724No, that was boring. Really sounds like something not trying at all. But also sounds like it could have been heard in the 80s too.Anonymous37 wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2021 4:00 pmI know I'm literally decades out of her key demographic, but I really, really don't get it.
Some parts made me think of this song (early 00s all-the-time-on-the-radio-for-a-while thing):
born to give
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725I am genuinely relieved to hear it's not just me.kokorodoko wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2021 4:06 pmNo, that was boring. Really sounds like something not trying at all. But also sounds like it could have been heard in the 80s too.Anonymous37 wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2021 4:00 pmI know I'm literally decades out of her key demographic, but I really, really don't get it.
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726I see T. Swift as the archetypical "competent" pop star; Not especially talented or brilliant but not offensively bad.
Like, if I'm driving, with the radio on, and one of her hits pops out ... I won't frown. Or smile.
There's music you love, there's music you hate and then there' the archetipycal pop music that has to exist.
For sure they work hard to make that mega superbowl shows but talent is another matter.
Like, if I'm driving, with the radio on, and one of her hits pops out ... I won't frown. Or smile.
There's music you love, there's music you hate and then there' the archetipycal pop music that has to exist.
For sure they work hard to make that mega superbowl shows but talent is another matter.
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727This song is fantastic but it does not hold up under triple it's own size. Call me crazy, but I think this is a calculated play for Broadway a la Waitress!Anonymous37 wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2021 4:00 pm
People were showering this 10-minute multimedia performance of "All Too Well" with effusive praise, so I sat down and watched it.
I know I'm literally decades out of her key demographic, but I really, really don't get it.
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728The lyrics are pretty good. The melody is okay. The arrangement is a little dull.
I like that she took an ambitious risk and broke from the format conventions.
She's written a few other things that convince me she's a respectable lyricist. She's been all over tv for this new thing and she seems like a really weird person. Like someone who's smart enough to know how to force seeming relatable, which makes her feel not relatable at all but kind of uncanny.
I like that she took an ambitious risk and broke from the format conventions.
She's written a few other things that convince me she's a respectable lyricist. She's been all over tv for this new thing and she seems like a really weird person. Like someone who's smart enough to know how to force seeming relatable, which makes her feel not relatable at all but kind of uncanny.
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729Fuck me, a 10 minute tuneless rehash of Natalie Imbruglias “Torn” with some fake snow.losthighway wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2021 10:04 pm The lyrics are pretty good. The melody is okay. The arrangement is a little dull.
I like that she took an ambitious risk and broke from the format conventions.
She's written a few other things that convince me she's a respectable lyricist. She's been all over tv for this new thing and she seems like a really weird person. Like someone who's smart enough to know how to force seeming relatable, which makes her feel not relatable at all but kind of uncanny.
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730.... with an accompanying 14 film featuring dialogue and up and coming young actors depicting the lyrical content.zorg wrote: Mon Nov 15, 2021 2:00 am
Fuck me, a 10 minute tuneless rehash of Natalie Imbruglias “Torn” with some fake snow.