sunoftheskye
Still Dirrty
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Not even No Doubt should take her ass back at this point. She's lost it.
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The ability to manipulate her fans and music buyers into buying any old crap she puts out?
Maybe on her next album, she'll experiment with belching her songs. I see a #1 spot for that already....in America.
I guess I'm in the minority, but I love "Wind It Up" and how absolutely insane it is. Sometimes it seems like some people are constantly doing everything they can to try and diss the current music scene. Just because some people like a certain song or type of music doesn't make them stupid.
Every song doesn't have to have tons of substance or have some huge revelation for the world in it. Some songs are just meant to be fun, sound cool or make you dance.
Groundbreaking...thats all I have to say.
She is different and has a different sound. She is campy, yes. But she has something that I think most of you don't get.
You have to respect someone who will take the risk.
Much of “The Sweet Escape” sounds forced and secondhand; it’s one thing to emulate Madonna, another to be playing catchup with Fergie.
Identity is everything in pop, but the majority of this record serves only to bury what made Gwen Stefani unique in the first place.
If the dance production on The Sweet Escape were better, these hipster affectations would be easier to forgive, but they're not: they're canned and bland, which only accentuates Stefani's stiffness.
Ultimately, Stefani isn't convincing as a dissatisfied diva.
It's not that The Sweet Escape is an unwelcome diversion or that it comes too soon on the heels of Stefani's debut (it's been two full years), but it's starting to feel like No Doubt's future—you know, the one left in question after 2001's Rock Steady, the band's third consecutive creative zenith—is being squandered amidst all the solo stargazing.
No I don't. And I don't.
And I listened to the album. It's just as horrid as Wind It Up.
The New York Times agrees. Along with Entertainment Weekly, and All Music Guide, and a slew of other publications.
And it'll go to number one and have a slew of top 10 hits.![]()
