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Critical Acclaim or Commercial Success?


Fiona Apple

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    • Critical acclaim
      72
    • Commercial Success
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Kacey Elizabeth

​Holly crap. I had always thought that Born This Way had a better score than The Fame Monster :toofunga:

Born This Way's score was 71%.

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Fiona Apple

That means: 

Critical Acclaim AND Commercial Success :sis:    

​Nah.. Critical Acclaim is also bling :lolly:

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I am here for something that pleases us (little monsters). But I wont be mad if she will get commercial. 

Her personality is turning me on. :kinky:

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GoldenNovember

On a more serious note, commercial success means more money, and that's what record labels want. So of course they will always prefer commercial success ofer critical acclaim, I guess. Also, I noticed that successful music is often ranked higher amongst critics, so the success may have an impact on how people perceive the music.

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Pure Adrenaline

I don't think you guys understand. The question is about which is more important to you. Not if you'd like both, then would you take both? :laughga:  

​oh ... then NEITHER :gaycat: 

 

I would prefer a album which Gaga genuinely love and made not for the critics or for the charts but because of her love for music :proud: 

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Fiona Apple

On a more serious note, commercial success means more money, and that's what record labels want. So of course they will always prefer commercial success ofer critical acclaim, I guess. Also, I noticed that successful music is often ranked higher amongst critics, so the success may have an impact on how people perceive the music.

​I didn't ask when THEY prefer.I asked what do you prefer :whitney:

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HighwayGuy

I am NOT here for an album that random critics adore but the majority of people don't 

 

Commerical success is more important if you want to be remembered 

 

You could be a nobody with an album that critics adore but if noone's interested and noone buys it, then who will talk about it in the future? 

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GoldenNovember

​I didn't ask when THEY prefer.I asked what do you prefer :whitney:

Personally, I don't really care. If I like the music I can cope with bad reviews or even bad sales numbers.

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Creyk

On a more serious note, commercial success means more money, and that's what record labels want. So of course they will always prefer commercial success ofer critical acclaim, I guess. Also, I noticed that successful music is often ranked higher amongst critics, so the success may have an impact on how people perceive the music.

Of course it does. Although the album had it's flaws, if ARTPOP opened with 800 K+ or something like that, it wouldn't have received so much negativity

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On a more serious note, commercial success means more money, and that's what record labels want. So of course they will always prefer commercial success ofer critical acclaim, I guess. Also, I noticed that successful music is often ranked higher amongst critics, so the success may have an impact on how people perceive the music.

​yaaasss

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Fiona Apple

Personal acclaim. 

​That's the most important obviously :applause: Not for some people tho :sharon:

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VforVendetta

Both, can't choose.

One thing is for sure though, dignity comes first.

 

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