That's about as useless as a soccer thread.
And just as Un-American. Is this a German thing?
Posted on 05/28/2020 10:33:59 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
Lady Gaga released her new album, “Chromatica,” on Thursday night, marking a pronounced return to the sleek dance-pop sound that made her a star more than a decade ago.
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No thanks.
That's about as useless as a soccer thread.
And just as Un-American. Is this a German thing?
Again, ignore Bagster. He’s on his German thing again. Remember he is a troll not worth responding to. I really don’t think he has anything of substance to do with his life...I really don’t.
Why a Lady Gaga thread?Unlike you Wuhan wet market image
That's about as useless as a soccer thread.
Troll boy, Lady Gaga is an American. President Trump says you are a FOOL:
Speaking of AmericanCongratulations to the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team on winning the World Cup! Great and exciting play. America is proud of you all!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 7, 2019
And just as Un-American. Is this a German thing?Have you ever donated money to Free Republic?
That is OK. We are now going to learn if the Troll signed up since Dec 4, 1998 ever donated money to FR.
I’m of Lady Gaga’s generation ... but am actually a Madonna fan.
Madonna calls Gaga’s music “reductive.” (And it’s true Gaga does often recycle beats and music in general, not just Madonna’s stuff.)
Gaga has great vocals and is a wonderful actress, but I don’t find most of her musical output that compelling. I like her by a piano, but she doesn’t have the stage presence Madonna or even Britney Spears did in their heyday.
Gaga has done her share of...well nevermind.
“Ray of Light” (1998) is my favorite Madonna album. Truly innovative in every way. (And her vocals were at her best as she had just underwent training to play Eva Peron in Andrew LIoyd Weber’s “Evita.” )
Songs like “Power of Goodbye” is one of her most mature pieces of work— and you don’t hear artists sustain a progressive career long enough to attain to a point like that these days.
“Confessions in a Dancefloor” (2005) also a stunning achievement. And I went to her concert for that tour. Did take a lot of beats from ABBA though.
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Now that's something I can get behind.
She deserves her own thread.
“Dance Pop” sucks. I can’t stand it. Must be all that listening I did to those British and American bands from the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. I’ve never heard or saw such a bunch of lame-o’s trying so hard to do what they have no actual talent for until there was “Dance Pop”. I pity the fools, however rich, ungrateful and dysfunctional they grow up to be.
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“Panic in Hollywood” video.
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“A few clips of celebrities losing it and sending signals to one another.”
References to high blood iron content as a result of adrenochrome use and an opinion on the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine as a result. May explain a few items. Four minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_-tkwM5NvU
Thank you.
Norski
It's strange to see these "celebrities" without the use of the makeup artists, wardrobe assistants, directors, lighting technicians, AutoTune specialists, choreographers, and acting coaches.
It shows what no talent hacks they all really are.
Any information on references to high blood iron content as a result of adrenochrome use - ref to wormwood of interest.
Lyrics to song “Screaming Skin”by Blondie, No Exit album.
Since returning to Christianity, no longer listen to rock music at all. Not “Christian Rock”, either.
But used to own the album this song came from. References to vampires. Whole albums on genre.
Brunette version is Napolitano of Concrete Blonde, album “Bloodletting”.
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