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Phoebe Buffay
Just now, ryanripley said:

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you will resPEKt the queen of visuals

Oh I respect her art. :diane: But that voice tho

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monsterdino
1 minute ago, EvilRegal said:

I'd rather listen to "poor 00s and 10s pop" than the tr*sh you call music. Oh isn't that Bjork on your avi? The "singer" who screams and yells in a diffucult-to-understand language as the good sis @MaryJaneHolland said?

the "singer" who screams and has 4 albums on this list and stays a critically acclaimed LEGEND is unbothered, but u wouldn't expect you to understand that

 

anyways CECA > any of the albums u mentioned

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monsterdino
2 minutes ago, EvilRegal said:

Oh yes she would, knowing that Britney has sold 200+m records.

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talent, real music ≠ record sales

 

I mean...look at chainsmokers

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monsterdino
1 minute ago, MaryJaneHolland said:

PRE-ORDER JOYRIDE ON ITUNES!

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or listen to Take Me Apart by Kelela for some real R&B music

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MaryJaneHolland
Just now, monsterdino said:

or listen to Take Me Apart by Kelela for some real R&B music

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Alternative rnb ≠ rnb

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Tinashe is bout to wipe her ass with my wig, while I could barely go through track 1 of Kelela's album

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Phoebe Buffay
Just now, monsterdino said:

the "singer" who screams and has 4 albums on this list and stays a critically acclaimed LEGEND is unbothered, but u wouldn't expect you to understand that

 

anyways CECA > any of the albums u mentioned

:rip:

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monsterdino
Just now, MaryJaneHolland said:

Alternative rnb ≠ rnb

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Tinashe is bout to wipe her ass with my wig, while I could barely go through track 1 of Kelela's album

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it has some real rnb moments too, the good sis was heavily inspired by Janet's The Velvet Rope

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monsterdino
Just now, EvilRegal said:

:rip:

My whole impression of this "fight":

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it was a joke, ali britney katy etc su na cecin nivo sooo... :rip: 

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Phoebe Buffay
4 minutes ago, monsterdino said:

it was a joke, ali britney katy etc su na cecin nivo sooo... :rip: 

I was just kidding, don't take it seriously. :rip::selena:

But also, what? :what:

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brit4ever
8 minutes ago, monsterdino said:

If you have heared the album maybe u'll say otherwise the album is so important for black culture and is actually an excellent album

A Seat At The Table >>>>>> any Bey album

 

also ITZ, Blackout and The Fame definitely do not deserve to be in a list for 150 GREATEST albums, but what would a brit stan know about real talent and music

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Only the fact that Toxic is on ITZ is enough to feature it in the Top 10 :reductive: Or can you name another song that 15 years later still sounds like it was released yesterday and is beloved and known by people from 5 to 95 years old? Tought so :reductive: 

Me and the 9 Million people that bought ITZ know what real music is. And I mean music, not pretentious "singing", questionable lyrics and weird noises recorded on CDs sold at the flee market, such as 1/2 of the albums featured on that list :staymad: 

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Neroneau
20 hours ago, somnambulist said:

On 1989-

“Without even considering the superb song-craft on this album and its can't-get-this-damn-song-out-of-my-head hooks, the cultural impact of 1989 is undeniable. Not only has everyone heard at least a few songs off of this album, but it also helped define the pop sound of this decade, ushering in a new wave of '80s-inspired synths.”

Did this website hop in a time machine and pass over the entire BTW era? Did they pop in BTW and think Taylor made it? What kind of Rigga Morris! I think 1989 is a great album but Taylor is SO. DAMN. OVERRATED.

She gets praise for things that she didn’t even accomplish. 

The Fame called because, yeah, y'know TF DID THAT :triggered:

cultural impact?? where? Maybe only in America, here in Europe no one gave one two three flying galactic sh*ts for Reputation, it sold exceptionally everywhere, yes, (let's remove just one sh*t from my list above) but cultural impact, nah, it was quite here, Lemonade still held that thunder when Reputation got out.

That list is biased, as is NPR in general, no surprise there :queenga:

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22 hours ago, monsterdino said:

7. Amy Winehouse, Back to Black (Island, 2006)

 

gurrrrl, why not #1?:golfclap:

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