Thoughts? 

 

 

She comes and she goes

Training season may be over, but recording season is still alive and well.

She got scared after everything flopped.

scrapped era we won 

recording the new tracks for the Vertigo re-release Vertigo: Chaos Theory Edition 

It's getting weird.

we all deep down know this is why the album has not been announced yet. as long as the original concept isn’t lost i’m okay with recording new songs or changing previous stuff

Edited March 10, 20242 yr by liquiddiamonds

Had a feeling this might happen

and people still say she aint flopping

this is for the re-release, I have a strong feeling about it

Not surprising.. the Kevin Parker tracks are not connecting with the GP 

3 minutes ago, Shimenawa said:

Not surprising.. the Kevin Parker tracks are not connecting with the GP 

Because the GP cannot tell apart a good song even if their life depended on it. Tame Impala (Kevin Parker) is like the Mozart of psychedelic rock/pop. 

they really sent her back to the drawing board lmfao

Well this needs to be out before fall 2024 like everybody else‘s album so they better have a tight schedule

askfjxbs; 

 

im LEVITATING 

 

it's time for her to quickly record FN 2.0 because this tame impala-lite sound just isn't resonating with the GP. a shame because houdini and training season are excellent 

Damn. Houdini really grew on me (I love it), but I do believe that this is yet another sign that

12 minutes ago, wildsidenormani said:

 this tame impala-lite sound just isn't resonating with the GP.

i've been told she's to stick with the original concept and sound and stand behind the body of work she did cause her artistic integrity is stronger than the numbers.

oh well  looks like it's time for FN 4.0 with a Dance the Night lookalike as the new lead single.

a shame, Houdini could've absolutely smashed with a seasoned A&R coming in and re-arranging the track a bit, it's stuck between what Tame Impala does, and what Dua thinks she can pull off. 

DL4 coming too soon 

pop music emergency

If I was her, I would take a long break from the nostalgic 70s/80s sound. It's so damn overdone. We want modern 2020s music.

 

That goes for all MPGs not just Dua.

Mess, her label really told her “get back in that damn booth and don’t come out until you have a hit”.

Artists record music all the time. That does not mean anything.