'Chromatica' Discussion - ACT I

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[xoxo Craig 55,649]

4 minutes ago, PawsUpJago said:

If you can't see that kind of music as experimentation of sound (thus outside a mainstream ideal of pop/electronic music) even just by definition then I don't know how to explain to you, if you ain't just playing dumb for attention then 😬 yikes 

Experimentation of sounds is not taking a bunch of random sounds and putting it in a blender and releasing the outcome. Experimentation of sounds is mixing sounds together and making something beautiful or something... like when Gaga did Alejandro amd mixed classical sounds with dance, or in Bloody Mary when she mixes dance and funk, with an eerie choir. You can't call a bunch of noises put together as "experimental music"

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

4 minutes ago, PlastiscGuy said:

Liking something "different" and no-mainstream doesn't make you intelligent nor complex 

Nnnnn exactly 

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4 minutes ago, PlastiscGuy said:

Liking something "different" and no-mainstream doesn't make you intelligent nor complex 

that's not what I said though

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5 minutes ago, PlastiscGuy said:

Liking something "different" and no-mainstream doesn't make you intelligent nor complex 

That’s really not the point.

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3 minutes ago, xoxo Craig said:

Experimentation of sounds is not taking a bunch of random sounds and putting it in a blender and releasing the outcome. Experimentation of sounds is mixing sounds together and making something beautiful or something... like when Gaga did Alejandro amd mixed classical sounds with dance, or in Bloody Mary when she mixes dance and funk, with an eerie choir. You can't call a bunch of noises put together as "experimental music"

 he probably thinks ARTPOP is actually art pop (genre) 

~when that genre actually exists~
 

gays who think gaga is the end all

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because people can't print a picture of the album cover out and put it in an empty CD case . . .

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1 minute ago, basedgod said:

 he probably thinks ARTPOP is actually art pop (genre) 

~when that genre actually exists~
 

gays who think gaga is the end all

I don't     I just used her as an example because she is one of the best artist out there at blending sounds and making it work 

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Liking an artist or some kind of music is totally subjective in any case. 

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13 minutes ago, xoxo Craig said:

How is it experimental?   and what genre is it even? It sounds like a less, more bland, version of dubstep

You obviously don’t own a dictionary, so I’ll look up the definition of “experimental” for you:

ex·per·i·men·tal (adj.) — based on untested ideas or techniques and not yet established or finalized.

Sounds like SOPHIE’s beautiful, groundbreaking music to me. She came along and filled a void in popular music with a style of production that had sparsely been used before. Her music encapsulates and reflects raw emotion, pushing it to hyperbolic heights as reflected in its musicality. Her music also looks to simultaneously satirize and pay homage to the overly-simplistic nature of popular music as it still exists today. It’s the music of now and the future: visceral, loud, mechanized, electronic popgasmic beauty. To instantly write off something you’re too scared to understand or enjoy as “bland” and not “experimental” is just straight-up sad. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to denigrate it, and you most CERTAINLY don’t have to attack and mock SOPHIE’s production, especially considering that your opinion is in the very slight minority when compared to the critics.

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9 hours ago, Presto said:

 I'm just saying, Stefani Germanotta does NOT need collaborations to push albums like other artists do.

I hope these collabs are for the right reasons and not cause Bobby forced her to ensure the album gets streams.

Taking you words into consideration you clearly mean that Ariana is an artist with no talent ? and that if she appear on somebody else's song it would be only for the charts!! 

Ariana has one of the best voices in music industry today and she makes very good music 

so calm down

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3 minutes ago, xoxo Craig said:

I don't     I just used her as an example because she is one of the best artist out there at blending sounds and making it work 

Babe, listen to St. Vincent are something. Best example 

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

Just now, Petrichor said:

You obviously don’t own a dictionary, so I’ll look up the definition of “experimental” for you:

ex·per·i·men·tal (adj.) — based on untested ideas or techniques and not yet established or finalized.

Sounds like SOPHIE’s beautiful, groundbreaking music to me. She came along and filled a void in popular music with a style of production that had sparsely been used before. Her music encapsulates and reflects raw emotion, pushing it to hyperbolic heights as reflected in its musicality. Her music also looks to simultaneously satirize and pay homage to the overly-simplistic nature of popular music as it still exists today. It’s the music of now and the future: visceral, loud, mechanized, electronic popgasmic beauty. To instantly write off something you’re too scared to understand or enjoy as “bland” and not “experimental” is just straight-up sad. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to denigrate it, and you most CERTAINLY don’t have to attack and mock SOPHIE’s production, especially considering that your opinion is in the very slight minority when compared to the critics.

Dude... its random sounds being put together in a weird way. 

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1 minute ago, basedgod said:

Babe, listen to St. Vincent are something. “Best example” 

Who?   

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Just now, xoxo Craig said:

Dude... its random sounds being put together in a weird way. 

Why you being impolite just respect the artist he stan! ( I don't know who is Sophie)