No. She was anti all that. She would go to festivals like Bonnaroo. We started to make a very heavy rock record. Hard and grungy. But after three or four songs it seemed we were going down the wrong road.
Then, one day, I read an article in the New York Times about Nelly Furtado and how she'd abandoned her folk-rock thing and made a dance record with Timbaland. My antenna went up. I said, "Stef, take a look at this. I'm really an R&B guy. I never produced a rock record in my life. I don't know, you think maybe we should shift gears?"
She kicked and screamed: "No! No! I love what we're doing. We're not changing it." I'm like, "Stef, just try this. Let's at least abandon the live drums and some of the guitars." I finally got her to agree, and that day we did "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich," which was me sitting at an MPC drum machine and Stef playing her piano riff.
No. She was anti all that. She would go to festivals like Bonnaroo. We started to make a very heavy rock record. Hard and grungy. But after three or four songs it seemed we were going down the wrong road.
Then, one day, I read an article in the New York Times about Nelly Furtado and how she'd abandoned her folk-rock thing and made a dance record with Timbaland. My antenna went up. I said, "Stef, take a look at this. I'm really an R&B guy. I never produced a rock record in my life. I don't know, you think maybe we should shift gears?"
She kicked and screamed: "No! No! I love what we're doing. We're not changing it." I'm like, "Stef, just try this. Let's at least abandon the live drums and some of the guitars." I finally got her to agree, and that day we did "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich," which was me sitting at an MPC drum machine and Stef playing her piano riff.
This is not Nelly inspiring her. This is Rob Fusari saying he wanted her to switch gears because Nelly did. And a lot of songs off The Fame still sound like old songs she used to sing. There is no connection that Loose = inspiration for The Fame.
You people jumping to conclusions. I already knew this in the first place ya didn't need to bold it for me.
If anything Lady Starlight inspired her not Nelly Furtado.
The difference being "Telephone" will be in the top 10 this week and will have already spent 3 months in the chart with many more to go since it's hasn't even peaked yet. Are you seriously trying to put Ciara's single in the same category as "Telephone"?
I cant pit it in the same category as a TOP 10 if it hasnt even readed there yet LOL. :
And Anyway my whole point wasnt even that it was because you said she shouldnt work with Ciara because she's irrelevant and I said you should never judge someone because of that because there will come a day when Lady Gaga WILL NOT be hot anymore and then what will you do. .hope nobody works with her??? You cant just disregard somebody's career just because of that!
***Edit***If you read correctly it says he said to change sounds like Nelly did as in Nelly went from folk to pop. Nothing about the actual sound of the album.
And if you've heard The Fame and Red and Blue EP you would know that HALF the album still sounds like the old Stefani.
RedOne created the NEW sound off The Fame (LoveGame, Just Dance, BBB, MH, PokerFace, Just Dance)
No. She was anti all that. She would go to festivals like Bonnaroo. We started to make a very heavy rock record. Hard and grungy. But after three or four songs it seemed we were going down the wrong road.
Then, one day, I read an article in the New York Times about Nelly Furtado and how she'd abandoned her folk-rock thing and made a dance record with Timbaland. My antenna went up. I said, "Stef, take a look at this. I'm really an R&B guy. I never produced a rock record in my life. I don't know, you think maybe we should shift gears?"
She kicked and screamed: "No! No! I love what we're doing. We're not changing it." I'm like, "Stef, just try this. Let's at least abandon the live drums and some of the guitars." I finally got her to agree, and that day we did "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich," which was me sitting at an MPC drum machine and Stef playing her piano riff.
If it wasn't for "Loose" there would be no" The Fame".Would the man who wrote Gaga's best song(Paparazzi) lie?
LOL. If you Gaga fans didnt have so many sticks up your asses this wouldnt even be big deal to you. .Some of you too warped in worshipping the **** out of her (literally!) that any little thing like this upsets you. . And The reason people are calling it out is probably because you all act OVERCOCKY all the damn time and that makes people want to put you RIGHT back in your place!
Why would I read an 8 page thread? I read the first few pages and got y'all right together.
Regardless if the source is accurate or not, Gaga's fans still have no say in who she chooses to work with.
I know that. It's just not believable. And I personally wasn't dissing the artists themselves but the fact the collaboration would not sound good; their voices wouldn't mesh well together.
Lmao u know the 3 ciara fans were jumping for joy hoping this was real
Girl stop puttin' in ya 2 cents when it could b used 4 one of ya many mortgages...
And regardless whether the source iz accurate or not, who r y'all 2 say who GaGa can or can't work w/? U like it, buy it, u don't, keep the wic check 2 ya selves.
You people jumping to conclusions. I already knew this in the first place ya didn't need to bold it for me. 
Did you even read the thread? Do you actually believe the source? 
this thead got so BIG. LMAO what if she want to work with CiCi or Nelly??? There's nothing bad bout it.
