I'd listen to Paramore and Brand New Eyes. I loved their first two albums back in middle school early/high school too, but now they sound so immature. I barely listen to those anymore.
Someone else recommended Paramore to me as well; I think I'll give it a listen right now and get back to y'all on my verdict.
Let's see if they truly deserve to be ahead of All Saints.
Kelis named one of her albums Kaleidoscope, and there could not be a more correct summation of her career thus far. She has heedlessly ignored all rules for what a "R&B/pop" star should do - how she should look, how she should sing, who she should work with, how she should sound. All of this reckless abandon fits her message - that music shouldn't have one color, but a spectrum of hues - and has made her an incredibly interesting pop artist.
Another tie, but let's go with ...
Next: His son may or may not host a cable news show.
Nobody got that hint? Is Ronan Farrow's show ever on anymore?
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Originally posted by lovesong
The music world in the 40s and 50s was substantially different. At this time there was likely one man that was definitely on your mind - Frank. At the height of popularity was that good mix of swing, jazz and pop, a sound that you may even equate with Mr. Sinatra's name. And from the start he was among those that established a new sense of pop, appealing largely to female teenagers a feat that changed the way pop music was made and who it was made for. His career has lasted decades, and in each decade he's always tried out new sounds always holding on to that trademark swing he was known for. It goes without saying that Frank was a legend, and that he will forever be a symbol of American culture.
Next: A show about her opened on Broadway last season.
Paramore is really EH in my opinion, but I guess I'm not that offended.
Led Zepplin copied a lot of **** and are basically the poster boy for white artists copying black artists and getting the credit for it but I still think their music is good.
Kelis
the others belong on this list, definitely, I just don't have any huge opinions on them.
If American Idol taught us nothing, a true popstar can remake a song in his or her own image. Piece of My Heart was a girl group tune when Janis Joplin found it, but hers is the first name that comes to mind when one thinks of it. Through sheer force, Janis and her beautifully broken voice torn it down and built it back up again. It's a thrillingly alive vocal performance, one that should have preceded many. Damn that "27" curse.
Shock!
Next: Remember how I told you there were four artists here that went solo from successful duos/groups/bands? I forgot one.
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Expected a higher placement, but that works too.
(He totally looks like frank. He's gotta be the father!)
