she did kill what was left of rock, but she gave it plenty of times in the aughts for other stuff. i think her first hit single was in 2007? she was done by 2012 or rather i lost interest in her stuff.
That's because nearly all of them were buying their songs from the same guy during that period.
Perhaps. The biggest difference then and now is people used to need some talent to go mainstream. Now? Buy songs from some guy, mumble into a microphone and a computer fixes it. Listen to just about any of these women, and they are doing nothing more than whisper singing into a mic. Anyone can whisper sing, and that's why they all sound alike. There's nothing there to work with and no way to make them sound unique.
It misses the point I was trying to make. Post mid-90's, music became homogenized. Pretty much all of your examples, and basically all commercially successful music, is just lots of 4 chord progressions. Lately a lot of trap beats.
its sad that record companies are still gatekeeping what people like in this day and age.
This is true. Zeppelin is a poor example. Please to be choosing actual good hard rock. I suggest thin lizzy jailbreak or bad reputation.
i think she has an entire album with some old fuck named Tony Bennet. not a fan of his. chick is just weird and her studio albums only sell about half what their previous albums sell. acting better work for her eventually because she's pretty much done now otherwise. chick is 38. she's getting close to the end of her hot girl summer.
Yup, but you have to remember there are some actual boomers on these forums that have forgotten what made 'their' music so special to them. Music you made a personal connection to serves as an anchor to the memories of what you were doing when you made that connection. The older members of the forum were way the fuck too busy working and building lives to have time for that kind of shit. And they were well past the age when hormonal imbalances amplified emotions all the time.
lol, not one of those songs i recognize from the names.Yup, but you have to remember there are some actual boomers on these forums that have forgotten what made 'their' music so special to them. Music you made a personal connection to serves as an anchor to the memories of what you were doing when you made that connection. The older members of the forum were way the fuck too busy working and building lives to have time for that kind of shit. And they were well past the age when hormonal imbalances amplified emotions all the time.
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2001 - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Lots of awesome songs on that list. Lots more that aren't my kind of thing, but there you go.
Yeah that's what I meant, it's so off brand for the character she built it's jarring.
Not shocked. You are old, and it takes an effort to actually get into and enjoy new music as you get older. When you are young and hormonal everything is amped up, which makes it easy for whatever garbage is being pumped out on the tv/radio to become part of the soundtrack of your life.
lol, i was still in my 20s in 2001. how old do you think i am? 2001 i was hardcore metal listening to k-rock all week while i camped/raided/exped stuff in EQ. 2001 was velius. we freed The Sleeper in 2001. our server's 9/11
Her net worth is somewhere between $150M and $320M. If I had that much in the bank I wouldn't give a fuck if my records sold either.
