[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by satellites.™

I've heard it work before. I haven't listened to the album in full so maybe my bias can't be justified.

Sigur Ros barely have any lyrics and they are amazing so...

I believe Agaetis Byrjun was hugely influential to the making of Kid A.

[Desert Rain]

Originally posted by Ozzy8923

[Iman]

Originally posted by FatShady

[T-Swizz]

Originally posted by Ainsworth

I wasn't talking about Katy Pitchy.

Bey stans!

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

No, she just dates drugheads.

I was talking about Beyonce.....

[Lucas32]

Originally posted by Desert Rain

See above.

I feel like you're using abstract as a means of saying "People probably don't get it, but that makes it better than the more simplistic pop fluff every one else makes".

And I'll take a strut and hair flick over 'abstract' lyricism that doesn't resonate with me in the slightest.

Well of course you can prefer what you want. All I wanted to say is that you can't just rip out lyrics out of the album and then judge the entire album based on it, especially if the album is an album that is hugely based on the combination of lyrics and production.And it's better than simplistic pop lyrics, not because "people don't get it"(which is not true by the way if you actually read up some interviews and listen to the album multiple times the meaning becomes quite clear) but because it was daring and they have something to say you don't mind in most pop songs

Originally posted by Sunshine.

For the most part, "quality" of lyrics is relative to each artists' intention.

Lyrically, Teenage Dream (the song) = anything on Kid A.

Originally posted by rbautz

Ups, studiert in Geisteswissenschaft.

Always

[Giselle]

GayClubriah > your faves

[T-Swizz]

Originally posted by satellites.™

This is like my favorite performance picture of the Queen.

The FEROCITY.

The POWER.

The STRENGTH.

And her hair is perfect, I mean what kinda GOD?

[BobBertran1992]

Poor Radiohead

Poor Gags

[RichGirlPlanet]

Originally posted by satellites.™

This is like my favorite performance picture of the Queen.

The FEROCITY.

The POWER.

The STRENGTH.

And her hair is perfect, I mean what kinda GOD?

The way her hair flows in more than one direction-- a symbol of freedom, not to mention a bold statement on modern society. Poor Kid A.

[Ainsworth]

Originally posted by T-Swizz

I was talking about Beyonce.....

I wasn't talking about Beyst. I said local. She's not local.

[Desert Rain]

Originally posted by Lucas32

Well of course you can prefer what you want. All I wanted to say is that you can't just rip out lyrics out of the album and then judge the entire album based on it, especially if the album is an album that is hugely based on the combination of lyrics and production.And it's better than simplistic pop lyrics, not because "people don't get it"(which is not true by the way if you actually read up some interviews and listen to the album multiple times the meaning becomes quite clear) but because it was daring and they have something to say you don't mind in most pop songs

That is a good point. I haven't heard of or listened to this Kid A album so can't fully speak on it.

I just see abstract and 'ahead of its time' as the same sort of statement - often pointless.

[Sunshine.]

Originally posted by satellites.™

A perfectly timed, flawlessly executed hairflip is not easy to come by.

[FattMatt]

Originally posted by Desert Rain

See above.

I feel like you're using abstract as a means of saying "People probably don't get it, but that makes it better than the more simplistic pop fluff every one else makes".

And I'll take a strut and hair flick over 'abstract' lyricism that doesn't resonate with me in the slightest.

Radiohead make pop music tho, like No Surprises or Fake Plastic Tree 90% of their music is pop they have great catchy songs and beautiful melodies, but it is just a little more experimental and takes time to fully digest thats all

[johnsuxx]

Is there a reason Bey looks 10 years older than she is

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

I believe Agaetis Byrjun was hugely influential to the making of Kid A.

Maybe I will try to listen to it in full then because THIS is everything to me.

[Jezang Looz]

Originally posted by satellites.™

Loud is ha best effort.

You Da One is one of her best songs too, it shouldn't have flopped.

omg i know i'm late but that's my fav song from ha.

dr. luke did wonders with that track forreal.

[BobBertran1992]

Indeed, poor other ''artists''

[T-Swizz]

Originally posted by Ainsworth

I wasn't talking about Beyst. I said local. She's not local.

Care to elaborate

[Desert Rain]

Jay his IMPACT.

2:35 till 2:45.


00:39 onwards.


You can NOT Beyoncé Beyoncé's husband..

[Sunshine.]

Originally posted by Lucas32

It's no joke. I'm a Beatles stan. I could easily be just as pretenious.

But it's one of the things I hate about my stanbase and stans of other male rock legends. They're too pretenious for their own good.