4 hours ago, bearman said:

Isn't it weird that she hasn't posted about the Jade remix at all?

 

 

I'm sure she reads us lol

 

Just finished another listen of the album and Spotify started playing Learn To Let Go… this expertly produced SMASH whew. Rainbow is really that girl.

As much as a I love Woman, they should have pushed Smash To Let Go back then.

4 minutes ago, gettsleazy said:

Just finished another listen of the album and Spotify started playing Learn To Let Go… this expertly produced SMASH whew. Rainbow is really that girl.

 

1 minute ago, bearman said:

As much as a I love Woman, they should have pushed Smash To Let Go back then.

I have always HATED that one.  

Kesha's thoughts on High Road:

 

4 minutes ago, collin said:

 

I have always HATED that one.  

 

 

6 minutes ago, collin said:

 

I have always HATED that one.  

6 minutes ago, collin said:

 

I have always HATED that one.  

Tbh I agree, I've never really vibed with LTLG and haven't intentionally listened to it in years .

9 minutes ago, bearman said:

As much as a I love Woman, they should have pushed Smash To Let Go back then.

Boots was right there, oh that legendary song 

Woman was the right choice, or Hymn with a remix. Realistically nothing else was gonna stick  

 

If anything was a missed opportunity it was promoting Resentment as a proper single to some extent.

Pitchfork: 5.1... lower than High Road.

Trashman is great and better than YKY/Attention/The One

14 minutes ago, arsonist said:

Pitchfork: 5.1... lower than High Road.

Right like it is def not worse than HR  I fear they want some clicks 

26 minutes ago, TomTom said:

Tbh I agree, I've never really vibed with LTLG and haven't intentionally listened to it in years .

I like the lyrics but the singing gets a little bit annoying at times tbh

2 minutes ago, collin said:

Right like it is def not worse than HR  I fear they want some clicks 

Pitchfork is so off with all their scores for her.

 

If we accept their 5.9 as benchmark for High Road, then Period should have been at least a 7 and Gag Order at least an 8 (preferably 8.5).

5 minutes ago, AlbertoBouvier said:

I like the lyrics but the singing gets a little bit annoying at times tbh

The whole song is just kind of confusing even for Kesha standards and I can not stand that god awful vocal filter or whatever that's called in the production, it makes the song unlistenable for me.

the setlist is literally perfect  like genuinely can't believe how good it is. 

Spoiler

only ones I'm missing are Resentment and Spaceship, those would be so cute  

 

23 minutes ago, collin said:

Woman was the right choice, or Hymn with a remix. Realistically nothing else was gonna stick  

 

If anything was a missed opportunity it was promoting Resentment as a proper single to some extent.

that part.

Boots could've been a cute mini hit tho 

Boy Crazy

Red Flag

Too Hard

Joyride

Freedom

Delusional 

Glow

Love Forever

Cathedral 

The One

Yipee-Ki-Yay

 

This is probably my ranking of the Standard. Will need a few more listens of the Deluxe, but I will say the Jade collab eats up the original. 

 

The concept of her releasing the worst songs as singles

 

 

Loved this album! Didnt expect it to enjoy it this much after my listens of the singles, however they blend in pretty well and will surely grow on me.

 

Favorites on first listen:

1.  Love Forever

2.  Red Flag

3. Trashman

2 minutes ago, Nico Robin said:

The concept of her releasing the worst songs as singles

 

 

always thought it was her label's fault, but turns out it was always her

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3 minutes ago, AlbertoBouvier said:

always thought it was her label's fault, but turns out it was always her

I don't think she had a choice in the singles her entire time at RCA

39 minutes ago, TomTom said:

The whole song is just kind of confusing even for Kesha standards and I can not stand that god awful vocal filter or whatever that's called in the production, it makes the song unlistenable for me.

It's too millennial and on-the-nose with the lyrics I fear.. the music video was good though.

erm… what the gleebenflorben

 

Learn to Let God is a pop SMASH that got away in the vein of any of her best unreleased songs. the chorus is giving Stronger-era Kelly Clarkson levels of anthemic! idk why people don't like it, the message is so refreshing and beautiful too  one of my fav songs from Kesha's best album