21. "Hahaha - got it." In response to Reply # 18 Wed Aug-17-16 09:47 AM by Brew
This reminds me of a time in college when I was driving to get food with 3 of my buddies crammed in my car, and we pulled over to the curb near the pizza joint. Car is *blasting* "These Words" by Natasha Bedingfield. When the hook was on we were all screaming "I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOUUUUU". Once the hook ended my buddy was like "yo maybe it's time we change the song....."
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8. "bruh, I really fuck with 80's synth pop" In response to Reply # 4
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
28. "Haha I don't really know much of her music outside of that song." In response to Reply # 23
And I guess my guilt is more tied to my habit of straight BELTING that shit out everytime it comes on than it is to just generally liking the song. Haha.
45. "Lol, I think she's a brilliant songwriter. Check "Somersault"..." In response to Reply # 28 Wed Aug-17-16 04:56 PM by Boogie Stimuli
If you haven't already.
>And I guess my guilt is more tied to my habit of straight >BELTING that shit out everytime it comes on than it is to just >generally liking the song. Haha.
Yo I feel you man. It's hard not to with alotta her stuff.
She pretty much master pop with her 2 latest albums, 1000 Forms of Fear and This Is Acting. If you like Chandelier, you'll probably find quite a few songs you dig on both of these albums.
Color The Small One has some KILLER ballads on it including but not limited to Breathe Me, Numb, and The Church of What's Going On Now, etc. My favorite album of her before she really blew up. Even has sick midtempo joints like Natalie's Song.
Some People Have Real Problems is an iffy album. I'd say give it a shot, but I won't say I recommend it lol. Death By Chocolate is an awesome song I do recommend tho. Beautiful Calm Driving is good too.
On a side note, if you happen to hear her debut and sophomore albums, she was pretty much Amy Winehouse before Amy Winehouse was a thing. I wasn't the biggest fan of that style for her (I wasn't the biggest Amy fan tho), but I dig a song like Sober and Unkissed nonetheless.
30. "everybody love Loofa" In response to Reply # 0
https://youtu.be/dkyd_XGI4fs this song right here is my fucking jam...it's more of a guilty pleasure because I'll bang out to this on repeat for an hour or so lol
Presently listening for the approx. 15th time today
"Holier than thou never sits well with me."(c)janey
"OKP spends way too much time looking for ways to be offended." ~legsdiamond
38. "Truthfully, I don't feel guilty either. My wife HATES it. " In response to Reply # 37 Wed Aug-17-16 03:45 PM by mrhood75
And it will always be a source of amusement to me to blast it while we're in the car, singing along as loudly as possible. Guaranteed source of hilarity. Never fails to crack me up.
59. "Paprazzi is my shittttt" In response to Reply # 55
Great call. Actually it's a few Lady Gaga songs from that 2009/2010 timeframe that I'd add to my list above. I loved that shit.
I hated "Roar" cause I felt like she took the whole vibe / idea from Sara Bareilles' "Brave" and just did a worse/lazier job. Haha. But I love me some Katy Perry jams too, not gonna lie.
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