[Lorelei]

Originally posted by Eullk

The Times CRAPPY Review:

Marina and the Diamonds
Electra Heart
**
Marina Diamandis started out as an unusual popstar, with an operatic voice and a self taught piano style. Now she has made an album full of cliches that could have come from any X-Factor puppet. It was informed by a break-up, the Greek-Welsh singer says, but the desperate desire to be up there with Jessie J seems a more likely inspiration. She sings in a variety of personas, all paper-thin. Primadonna, an undemanding slab of electronic pop, finds her in a diva mode, while on Bubblegum Bitch she's a femme fatale with a weekness to sugary drinks:"Soda pop, soda pop, baby here I come staight to No.1." At least she's honest about her intentions.

The majority of negative reviews is like a paragraph long, with no details whatsoever. The only bash it, using as an example the most electronic pop songs on the album. How accurate.

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by Lorelei

The majority of negative reviews is like a paragraph long, with no details whatsoever. The only bash it, using as an example the most electronic pop songs on the album. How accurate.

[Lorelei]

And they call themselves professionals, working in big newspapers and magazines. Give me a long detailed review and explain to me how this fails to serve its purpose and i might take it into consideration. Not some poorly written **** about two songs of a 12 track album. That's a review a 7 year old would write.

[Universum]

Originally posted by Universum

Could someone please take pictures from the Deluxe Edition? Like Back-Cover, booklet, etc.? I'm so dying to see it. Pleaaaase!

YES, I'm desperate, so I quote myself. For everyone to see it again.

[sticks]

Would you ever own a slave? hahaha

[Eullk]

Originally posted by Lorelei

And they call themselves professionals, working in big newspapers and magazines. Give me a long detailed review and explain to me how this fails to serve its purpose and i might take it into consideration. Not some poorly written **** about two songs of a 12 track album. That's a review a 7 year old would write.

he only rated the first 2 songs so im guessing he didnt listen to the whole album

[diam0nd]

dancing around my house to lonely hearts club is rly fun
so is making food while dancing oh god what is my life, im a teenager i should be out with friends, not dancing my house whilst making food -.-

[Eullk]

i got 2 warning points

[Eullk]

this threads become really quiet

[Yourfavefan]

Yeah it has where is she on the uk and ireland charts with the album and single?

[Lil Misty]

I can sing Primadonna like a pro
thank you jesus

[Tiff]

Originally posted by Yourfavefan

Yeah it has where is she on the uk and ireland charts with the album and single?

Primadonna is 11 in both UK & Ireland iTunes

The album is 5 on Ireland iTunes.

[Yourfavefan]

Originally posted by Tiff

Primadonna is 11 in both UK & Ireland iTunes

The album is 5 on Ireland iTunes.

Thanks... and ughhh she is sooooo close to cracking the top 10... Any chances?

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by Yourfavefan

Thanks... and ughhh she is sooooo close to cracking the top 10... Any chances?

She got top 10 in ireland.

[Lil Misty]

P!nk betta get his arse ova here

[Yourfavefan]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

She got top 10 in ireland.

You mean on the charts? Or just itunes

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by Yourfavefan

You mean on the charts? Or just itunes

iTunes

[voidofcelluloid]

omg this thread is DESERTED now

[Ewan Chaos]

Hey all. Glad to see that my gif has caught on somewhat.

[iseeyouupsidedown]

Originally posted by Eullk

The Times CRAPPY Review:

Marina and the Diamonds
Electra Heart
**
Marina Diamandis started out as an unusual popstar, with an operatic voice and a self taught piano style. Now she has made an album full of cliches that could have come from any X-Factor puppet. It was informed by a break-up, the Greek-Welsh singer says, but the desperate desire to be up there with Jessie J seems a more likely inspiration. She sings in a variety of personas, all paper-thin. Primadonna, an undemanding slab of electronic pop, finds her in a diva mode, while on Bubblegum Bitch she's a femme fatale with a weekness to sugary drinks:"Soda pop, soda pop, baby here I come staight to No.1." At least she's honest about her intentions.

at how obvious it is the reviewer turned the album off after the first two tracks. I like how he mentions the second track before the first track too, as if to make it SEEM like he was talking about songs from throughout the album and not just giving his opinion on the first two songs in order.