Years ago Katy’s producer/label mentioned that 1989 is a mid version of PRISM. Do you guys agree? 

1989 was able to happen because of PRISM and Teenage Dream. It set the tone for Taylor to even want to do pop music to begin with.

2 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

1989 was able to happen because of PRISM and Teenage Dream. It set the tone for Taylor to even want to do pop music to begin with.

This fan-fiction 

OT: no, 1989 is different and infinity times better than Prism. 

No one who's heard it thought that How entitled.

 

If anything it's more like Pure Heroine

1 minute ago, Illuminati said:

No one who's heard it thought that How entitled.

 

If anything it's more like Pure Heroine

1989 is nothing like Pure Heroine 

I feel it was definitely inspired but both can coexist and both are great albums.

 

Edit: lmao for some reason I thought this said TD. no. The answer is no.

Edited September 12, 20233 yr by teenager

WTFFF

Taylor offkey and overrated + Katy flop = Huge flop. Bye 

8 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

1989 is nothing like Pure Heroine 

The whole album isn't like Pure Heroine, but there are clear influences there. Would Taylor and Max Martin have used such a minimalist production on Blank Space if Pure Heroine didn't exist?

 

There's also a lot of HAIM, because Days Are Gone was a very influential album. Jack Antonoff has often been credited with reviving the 1980s gated reverb drum sound in the mid/later 2010s, but go listen to Days Are Gone, a lot of which was produced by Ariel Rechtshaid back in 2013.

12 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

1989 was able to happen because of PRISM and Teenage Dream. It set the tone for Taylor to even want to do pop music to begin with.

The delusion, I can't-

As if Taylor doesn't have a bunch of pop hits way before that.

8 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

1989 is nothing like Pure Heroine 

Says the person who thinks 1989 sounds like Katy's Dr Luke'd songs

No one thinks of Prism now, no one thought of it back then 

this has to be satire

They basically don’t have anything in common. 

2 minutes ago, Letemtalk said:

The whole album isn't like Pure Heroine, but there are clear influences there. Would Taylor and Max Martin have used such a minimalist production on Blank Space if Pure Heroine didn't exist?

 

There's also a lot of HAIM, because Days Are Gone was a very influential album. Jack Antonoff has often been credited with reviving the 1980s gated reverb drum sound in the mid/later 2010s, but go listen to Days Are Gone, a lot of which was produced by Ariel Rechtshaid back in 2013.

You know Jack had been doing that since his fun. days, right?!

Now I know Taylor didn’t drop one of the best songs of her career aka I Know Places to get called PRISM lite.  
 

20 hours ago, Rep2000 said:

You know Jack had been doing that since his fun. days, right?!

Which song from fun?

Also, I don't see Jack listed as a producer on Some Nights, wasn't that mostly produced by Jeff Bhasker?

 

You can also hear that gated reverb sound on the song "Everything Is Embarrassing" from Sky Ferreira, produced by Ariel Rechtshaid, and Dev Hynes.

https://www.gq.com/story/the-best-songs-of-the-decade

 

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“Everything Is Embarrassing” remains totally irresistible. Its slinking, snappy melody and gated-reverb drums gave it the feel of a forgotten ‘80s jam. And the masterminds who helped Sky Ferreira achieve such perfection, Dev Hynes and Ariel Rechtshaid, went on to dictate the sound of the decade’s best left-of-center pop.

The initial release was mid 2012, but that was based on an earlier rough demo from Dev Hynes - you can find it online if you search for it.

 

In fact you might find gated reverb in some of Dev Hynes/Blood Orange earlier work, much of which was also produced by Ariel Rechtshaid, so for the time being, I'm going to give the credit to Ariel Rechtshaid and Dev Hynes.

Edited September 13, 20233 yr by Letemtalk

Pls 1989 does not belong in the same sentence with this mess

Edited September 12, 20233 yr by ugo

1989 sweetie 

Yes, Birthday’s impact!  

27 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

1989 was able to happen because of PRISM and Teenage Dream. It set the tone for Taylor to even want to do pop music to begin with.

If you’re gonna make **** up at least try and make it believable  

 

Next you’re gonna tell me that without Teenage Dream, the pop tracks on Red wouldn’t exist  

no but it's inspired by teenage dream, clearly

Nah Katy's songs have choruses that actually hit

16 minutes ago, Shendelzare said:

No one thinks of Prism now, no one thought of it back then 

Meanwhile Roar just passed a billion streams a few days ago. Try again! x