[Forevermore]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

The show was amazing!
I feel like writing a review.

She performed the stripped down version of BTW and she said that the version will be on iTunes in a few days for chartiy. I guess the country version is the acoustic?

Your Back
You should

Can't wait for the iTunes release

[beyoncefan1]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

The show was amazing!
I feel like writing a review.

She performed the stripped down version of BTW and she said that the version will be on iTunes in a few days for chartiy. I guess the country version is the acoustic?

Ah thank GaGa someone to bring us back on-topic! Tell us more sis!

[Kunt]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

The show was amazing!
I feel like writing a review.

She performed the stripped down version of BTW and she said that the version will be on iTunes in a few days for chartiy. I guess the country version is the acoustic?

[mons†er]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

The show was amazing!
I feel like writing a review.

She performed the stripped down version of BTW and she said that the version will be on iTunes in a few days for chartiy. I guess the country version is the acoustic?

[DeSpyder]

Originally posted by beyoncefan1

Ah thank GaGa someone to bring us back on-topic! Tell us more sis!

I think that was it for "news". She did say thanks for keeping BTW number 1 for 6 weeks.

[Neon]

Can't wait for that WW album promo






And when did Nicola become so hot:

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Tysen

That title literally summarizes about every song I've heard from Taylor Swift. I'm not going to lie. I enjoyed You Belong With Me but all of her songs are variations of her last one. And is it not troubling to anybody else that she has enough relationships in these short spans to write albums about them?

This is what pisses me off about people. This almost goes back to the root of my need to defend Justin Bieber on a daily basis.

The most common complaint I hear about Taylor Swift is that all of her songs are infected with the plague of the twelve year old and that she needs to grow up.

These people don't even listen to her ****ing music. First of all, she is known for her love songs just as someone like Lady Gaga is known for her love music. Why are love songs in any way restricted to a certain age bracket? I mean, just because she isn't cussing and explicitly talking about sex like Alanis Morisette doesn't mean that her songs are more childish. Songs like "Fifteen" and "Change" and "The Best Day" are so far away from simple love songs and so much more about the trepidations and realizations of aging. Speak Now as an album has been overshadowed by this view of childishness, when that album is such a large piece of work that bridges the gap from childhood to young adulthood. Sure, she has love songs. She has love songs about teenagers. She has the pissed off teenage angst songs like "The Story of Us" and "Better Than Revenge." But she also has love songs like "Dear John," which delve a lot more into the difficulties of moving from childish relationships in to a world where sex and deceit come to the forefront. But most importantly, she has songs like "Never Grow Up" and "Long Live" that show that she is a young adult trying to bridge this gap. "Never Grow Up" in a way summarizes a lot of this. It just hurts me sometimes that people can't get past these ideas which are thrown around without real justification. I mean, ****, hearing people say all of Taylor Swift's songs are the same and that she needs to grow up equates to people criticizing Born This Way of being Express Yourself 2.0.

I wish people would at least take the time to listen and evaluate things for themselves before spitting out what other idiots have said before them.

[DeSpyder]

Originally posted by TheGeoKing

Your Back
You should

Can't wait for the iTunes release

I think I will. However, I am really tired from dancing and singing to every song

[beyoncefan1]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

I think that was it for "news". She did say thanks for keeping BTW number 1 for 6 weeks.

Oh ugh I swear her and Bey and trying make me breakdown wit all this secret ****. Anyways tell us about ur experience sis.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by Neon

And when did Nicola become so hot:

[Kunt]

Alice Cooper was as the MB tonight.

[ZER0]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

The show was amazing!
I feel like writing a review.

She performed the stripped down version of BTW and she said that the version will be on iTunes in a few days for chartiy. I guess the country version is the acoustic?

Awesome. What was your favorite moment from the show?

[Forevermore]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

This is what pisses me off about people. This almost goes back to the root of my need to defend Justin Bieber on a daily basis.

The most common complaint I hear about Taylor Swift is that all of her songs are infected with the plague of the twelve year old and that she needs to grow up.

These people don't even listen to her ****ing music. First of all, she is known for her love songs just as someone like Lady Gaga is known for her love music. Why are love songs in any way restricted to a certain age bracket? I mean, just because she isn't cussing and explicitly talking about sex like Alanis Morisette doesn't mean that her songs are more childish. Songs like "Fifteen" and "Change" and "The Best Day" are so far away from simple love songs and so much more about the trepidations and realizations of aging. Speak Now as an album has been overshadowed by this view of childishness, when that album is such a large piece of work that bridges the gap from childhood to young adulthood. Sure, she has love songs. She has love songs about teenagers. She has the pissed off teenage angst songs like "The Story of Us" and "Better Than Revenge." But she also has love songs like "Dear John," which delve a lot more into the difficulties of moving from childish relationships in to a world where sex and deceit come to the forefront. But most importantly, she has songs like "Never Grow Up" and "Long Live" that show that she is a young adult trying to bridge this gap. "Never Grow Up" in a way summarizes a lot of this. It just hurts me sometimes that people can't get past these ideas which are thrown around without real justification. I mean, ****, hearing people say all of Taylor Swift's songs are the same and that she needs to grow up equates to people criticizing Born This Way of being Express Yourself 2.0.

I wish people would at least take the time to listen and evaluate things for themselves before spitting out what other idiots have said before them.

I listened to "Sleep Now"

Innocent and Haunted are great.... everything else....

and "Mean" is the next single.... not the Sleep Story. Mean was released on March 7th 2011.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by TheGeoKing

I listened to "Sleep Now"

Innocent and Haunted are great.... everything else....

and "Mean" is the next single.... not the Sleep Story. Mean was released on March 7th 2011.

I already addressed this. "Mean" is the next country single. She is planning to release two singles simultaneously.

[ZER0]

Originally posted by Kunt

Alice Cooper was as the MB tonight.

He's a stan.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by ZER0

He's a stan.

"Nah, Madonna was a sex symbol. Lady Gaga is more of a spectacle."

He's sipped the true tea.

[Forevermore]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

I already addressed this. "Mean" is the next country single. She is planning to release two singles simultaneously.

Wikipedia only says Sleep Story will be released on April 4th in the UK.

Anyway, I am done with this off-topic arguing.

[DeSpyder]

Originally posted by beyoncefan1

Oh ugh I swear her and Bey and trying make me breakdown wit all this secret ****. Anyways tell us about ur experience sis.

I will try my best to write what I can
(Keep in mind this is my first time going)

Anyways, it started off with Lady Starlight performing. At first it was fun, but she kept on going and going and I wondered when Gaga was going to appear Then, the Scissor Sisters started to perform for awhile and I really liked their first two songs. Other than that...

There was a short break before Gaga appeared, but it seemed as if it took hours. Then, BAM! The lights go out and the whole audience roared with their Monster spirit. I felt welcomed for some reason. I don't know, it was odd. Then, the intro of DITD started to play and everyone was dancing along and waiting for Gaga. Soon Gaga showed and again, more yelling and screaming. I couldn't believe that I was looking at Gaga in real life instead of watching her in videos and whatnot. She performed her songs and I swear every song was 100% perfection. She performed very well (no surprise).

Too tired to write more, but overall it was perfection. What you see on Youtube (her concerts) is nothing compared to the real thing. Her vocals give you goosebumps. One thing that I noticed was the number of females compared to men. Where I sat, I was surrounded by females more than men.

Anyways, I was a bit sad that she didn't perform SHICD. It is my favorite song and I always wanted to see her perform it with the Living Dress.

5/5

Originally posted by ZER0

Awesome. What was your favorite moment from the show?

Oh goodness, there were so many! However, when Bad Romance and Born This Way (original version) was sung by Gaga, it was incredible! It was just crazy. I can't explain it.

[DeSpyder]

Originally posted by Kunt

Alice Cooper was as the MB tonight.

[Nicole]

Originally posted by DeSpyder

I will try my best to write what I can
(Keep in mind this is my first time going)

Anyways, it started off with Lady Starlight performing. At first it was fun, but she kept on going and going and I wondered when Gaga was going to appear Then, the Scissor Sisters started to perform for awhile and I really liked their first two songs. Other than that...

There was a short break before Gaga appeared, but it seemed as if it took hours. Then, BAM! The lights go out and the whole audience roared with their Monster spirit. I felt welcomed for some reason. I don't know, it was odd. Then, the intro of DITD started to play and everyone was dancing along and waiting for Gaga. Soon Gaga showed and again, more yelling and screaming. I couldn't believe that I was looking at Gaga in real life instead of watching her in videos and whatnot. She performed her songs and I swear every song was 100% perfection. She performed very well (no surprise).

Too tired to write more, but overall it was perfection. What you see on Youtube (her concerts) is nothing compared to the real thing. Her vocals give you goosebumps. One thing that I noticed was the number of females compared to men. Where I sat, I was surrounded by females more than men.

Anyways, I was a bit sad that she didn't perform SHICD. It is my favorite song and I always wanted to see her perform it with the Living Dress.

5/5




Oh goodness, there were so many! However, when Bad Romance and Born This Way (original version) was sung by Gaga, it was incredible! It was just crazy. I can't explain it.

Same here. She has a LOT of female support, does she not realize it? Doesn't she say she looks into that crowd and gets inspired??