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gloamingtheplain

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  1. She did the Attention tour with no issues, and that's where her vocals weren't as strong as now, she just really doesn't want to
  2. Everything you said was handled by her management. There was barely any radio playlisting, no streaming support etc. Easy Lover was screaming to be a hit and Columbia didn't send it to Radio yet was the closest thing to Flowers on the album. They did not give a damn. They saw her success with Flowers and expected things to be automatic.
  3. Flowers blew up and Columbia didn't feel like they needed to lift a finger since. Pretty much all the Promo we got was through Disney because of Miley's past with them, otherwise what promo was there that was handled by the label, not her management? Something Beautiful came and went because all they did was upload her music videos to YouTube and send only one single to radio.
  4. I loved this album and I played it on my Walkman ( ) and remember getting into Get Outta My Way so hard that it fell out of my pocket and smashed. Sooooo I guess that one Closer is magical though. Honestly it's her best album post Ultimate Kylie, it has aged so much better than X or Kiss Me Once despite X being my absolute guilty pleasure.
  5. I liked it in the same way I like the fitness versions of popular tracks that increase or boost the tempo with some Karaoke singer trying their best. Great for **** like that. no one's listening to 143 for anything more than that unless they are brain dead
  6. She has the worst reviewed album ever does she not? One of at least. I'd be absolutely shutting up about quality when Katy averages 1 - 3 songs that are actually good per album for over a decade.
  7. They're in the trenches because you've had ONE good single that wasn't a feat since 2015 (NRO) and paid it dust to promote Small Talk Imagine stanning someone that refuses to push a good song and can't even make a good music video to make up for it. You guys trying to defend her should question why you stan someone who gives you 5% of their talent.
  8. Kylie is a dance pop artist, but she would have rejected this. It's a generic nothingness. Kylie is purposely surface level pop but she's extremely good at it, and this would have been considered too generic/bland for either Disco or Tension 1/2. The hook is "love sensation, good vibration, love sensation" for crying out loud
  9. Rightttttt well this would be something Kylie would have rejected for being too bland Love sensation, good vibration, love sensation
  10. This would be really good if it had been for ES deluxe, but Twilight Zone sounds way more compelling as a lead. Really interesting choice by her.
  11. She decided she'd spent enough time in her 30's, she's re-debuted at 23 years old just in time for her documentary.
  12. Sadly not for me. NDFL is still 11/10.
  13. The funny thing, this is all her fault. Two English albums in 14 years. If she just got her ass to the studio, she'd secure the tour as a legacy artist. She's not going to be on Britney/Beyoncé/Pink type sales but she'd probably have decent first weeks. Similar to Mariah. Enough to keep you in Arenas.
  14. Okay good cos I know she's 67 and she started recording Madame X when she was 59, but damn. I didn't expect that much change.
  15. Lowkey I would never guess it was Madonna if it weren't for the spoken words Is Madonna's voice just really struggling these days or is it just overproduced?

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