I could explain why I hate pop music like this, but it's not worth it.
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I just don't want to type a bunch of paragraphs.
Here's an excerpt:
The way the production sounds
auto-tune
image over music
electronic nonsense
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
It wasn't even that great when she came out in the early 80's as Madonna.
1. Madonna didn't go electro until 2000
2. Into The Groove was her first good song
most people on here generalize EVERY fucking genre. they go to an artist see its collective rating and rate with the masses. titan is right had people actually listened to this before reading chans review it would not be 2.3.
Preach.
I mean, even for pop music, this album is incredibly complex. I mean, just listen to Hair and Judas.
Actually reading review, this album has been critically acclaimed. It's just music database sites like Sputnik and RYM that have shat all over it JUST because it's a "pop album", and of course, ALL POP MUSIC IS BAD.
aoty
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
The way the production sounds
auto-tune
image over music
electronic nonsense
If you are honestly saying that image doesn't matter to music, you're a fucking idiot. The best
music artists should be treated as package, of which the actual music is just a part of. Do you
really think, for example, that David Bowie would be regarded as one of the most important artists
if he didn't break apart the expectations of a rock star with his appearance in the Ziggy Stardust
era? Or if Morrissey didn't act like... well, how Morrissey acted?
Image is important to artists as the music itself. Fact.
Also, why does auto-tune automatically equate to bad music? 808s & Heartbreak wouldn't be anywhere
near as great as it was if it was done without autotune.
It's boring and it sounds like every other piece of bubble gum pop. It also doesn't help that
the fake-ness of the industry bleeds out in it's music.
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Album Rating: 3.2
This album gets so much hate not because it's pop music specifically, but due to the fact that Gaga has become so popular recently that she got really easy to hate in some circles.
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Album Rating: 1.5
waoty
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For the most part, it's the production and the lyrics that bother me.
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Album Rating: 3.2
The production is actually really good on this one. Lyrics of course were supposed to be cheesy. It's true they irk me at times, but sometimes they're guilty pleasure type of fun. It's a pop album for god's sake.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
You have to admit that, as the review said, that Judas is quite ambitious lyrically for a pop song
But then again, I'm bypassing the fact you're not really meant to pay too much attention to lyrics on pop albums
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But I don't even like Opeth.
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But I don't even like Opeth.
that's clearly not the point
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oh, he already said it
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Twas a joke
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Album Rating: 3.5
You're all fucked.
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Album Rating: 5.0
i quite like this cd
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Album Rating: 2.5
I enjoyed The Fame Monster a good deal, this just honestly bored the shit out of me. There were a few tracks I enjoyed, but overall I never had the feeling of wanting to hear any of them again
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Album Rating: 5.0
ill be honest, i listen to only the singles.
fame monster's telephone sucked ass; this one's born this way sucked ass
bad romance was a triumph; judas is pretty good.
whatever i dont care enough to think that hard about lady gaga. not when there's limp bizkit i could be listening to instead.
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Album Rating: 1.5
telephone is way better than anything on here
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What's Titan50's problem?
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Album Rating: 3.5
Telephone is god-tier
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