The songs are weak, the sounds cheesily overfamiliar and a slightly second-rate string of collaborators (he wanted Lady Gaga and Rihanna but settled for Kylie Minogue and Britney Spears)
He said he wanted Lana and Gaga, no where did he state he wanted Rihanna. I'm not going to take this article seriously if they can't even read properly.
He said he wanted Lana and Gaga, no where did he state he wanted Rihanna. I'm not going to take this article seriously if they can't even read properly.
He didn't "settle" for Kylie at all, he was on tour with Kylie and has worked on her upcoming music - so clearly he enjoys working with Kylie and wanted her on the album. What a piss poor show of journalism, clearly not even doing their research. Thought i'd accidentally opened up Daily Mail by mistake. He better watch himself.
Donna Summer was known as the queen of disco. Who do you think is the queen of today’s pop music?
Well, you have the big ones like Lady Gaga and Rihanna. They have good songs. And then there are some rappers—Iggy is big now,x
I don't see a 'I wanted her on my album' but I do see a;
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With plans to work on Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey’s next albums, it’s clear that Moroder still has a finger on the pulse and an eye on the horizon.x
And since it's pretty clear he wanted Gaga since he was so goddamn adamant about getting her I think the same can be implied for Lana.
Now, at 75, Moroder has returned with his first album in 30 years. Sadly the septuagenarian groover sounds badly out of step. Rather than evoking the nostalgic resonance Daft Punk brought to the party, Moroder attempts a modern multi-artist pop compilation in the overloaded style of hit DJ producers such as David Guetta and Avicii. The songs are weak, the sounds cheesily overfamiliar and a slightly second-rate string of collaborators (he wanted Lady Gaga and Rihanna but settled for Kylie Minogue and Britney Spears) fail to sprinkle the beats with any magic.
Moroder has hit the dance floor with all the grace of a granddad gatecrashing a teenage party.
