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Discussion: 1D pulls a Fall Out Boy
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Originally posted by chilicheese01
Yes, the thread is about Save Rock and Roll, but the poster mentioned that FOB's " last album" is forgotten. Their last album is American Beauty/American Psycho, so how am I wrong...? 
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Enjoy your scattershot discography, Beyhive.  Not to mention that FOB write all their music (with consistency) and don't need 50+ writers and producers to make an album worthy of only 62 on Metacritic. |
Yes. Let us enjoy our Beyoncé albums and you keep enjoying your 1D albums 
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Originally posted by chilicheese01
Yes, the thread is about Save Rock and Roll, but the poster mentioned that FOB's " last album" is forgotten. Their last album is American Beauty/American Psycho, so how am I wrong...?
Anyways...
Enjoy your scattershot discography, Beyhive. Not to mention that FOB write all their music (with consistency) and don't need 50+ writers and producers to make an album worthy of only 62 on Metacritic. |
Anyone who refers to self-titled as a "gimmick" is bothered and biased. The material of the album has already been cited as being able to stand up to the release strategy. Artist usually improve as time goes by. Her scores improved with each release (sans IASF).
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Besides, my other faves released In Rainbows with only ten days' notice and a pay-what-you-want model, which was actually risky. They also didn't have the support of a major label, but still managed to sell 3M+ copies, and they scored more acclaim than Beyonce.
So Radiohead basically did it first, and then FOB did it with videos.
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Originally posted by Idontcareaboutyou
You can't blame Bey stans, they don't really remember what a top ten hit is.
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Weak and stale. DIL was #2 on the Hot 100. 
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Where's the college courses about FOB and their "impact"?
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Member Since: 6/25/2011
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Originally posted by chilicheese01
Besides, my other faves released In Rainbows with only ten days' notice and a pay-what-you-want model, which was actually risky. They also didn't have the support of a major label, but still managed to sell 3M+ copies, and they scored more acclaim than Beyonce.
So Radiohead basically did it first, and then FOB did it with videos. |
You say this as if Radiohead are some unknown band. They are huge and extremely loved and respected WW. 
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Has everybody forgotten about David Bowie?
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Originally posted by MrBeyonceFan
All this and those other surprise release were announced and had singles pre-album.
Legend was the first to do it with no one knowing, no hype, etc. |
Thats false.
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Not Bey having the middle school pop rock girls mad too. Truly a legend.
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Quote:
Originally posted by chilicheese01
Yes, the thread is about Save Rock and Roll, but the poster mentioned that FOB's " last album" is forgotten. Their last album is American Beauty/American Psycho, so how am I wrong...?
Anyways...
Enjoy your scattershot discography, Beyhive. Not to mention that FOB write all their music (with consistency) and don't need 50+ writers and producers to make an album worthy of only 62 on Metacritic. |
tell HA 
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Originally posted by konaa
Not Bey having the middle school pop rock girls mad too. Truly a legend. |
The people mad are the beyhive trying to patent surprise release albums.
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Quote:
Originally posted by chilicheese01
Yes, the thread is about Save Rock and Roll, but the poster mentioned that FOB's " last album" is forgotten. Their last album is American Beauty/American Psycho, so how am I wrong...?
Anyways...
Enjoy your scattershot discography, Beyhive. Not to mention that FOB write all their music (with consistency) and don't need 50+ writers and producers to make an album worthy of only 62 on Metacritic. |
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Member Since: 12/29/2002
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Quote:
Originally posted by chilicheese01
Yes, the thread is about Save Rock and Roll, but the poster mentioned that FOB's " last album" is forgotten. Their last album is American Beauty/American Psycho, so how am I wrong...?
Anyways...
Enjoy your scattershot discography, Beyhive. Not to mention that FOB write all their music (with consistency) and don't need 50+ writers and producers to make an album worthy of only 62 on Metacritic. |
Scalp a bit
You forgot to mention they produce all their music too (except Infinity on High). The definition of artistic integrity tbh 
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Originally posted by QueenBLadyG
Weak and stale. DIL was #2 on the Hot 100. |
"Siri, what year did Dangerously in Love come out?"
"June 20, 2003".
Don't ever come for Britney when you just unearthed a 12 year receipt.
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VATO got me aroused with these receipts, lessons, history, and facts.
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Originally posted by AlphaOmega
"Siri, what year did Dangerously in Love come out?"
"June 20, 2003".
Don't ever come for Britney when you just unearthed a 12 year receipt.
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Mija, I don't agree with anything the beyhive has said so far, but I think the good sis meant Drunk In Love (went #2 in 2014) 
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Quote:
Originally posted by chilicheese01
Yes, the thread is about Save Rock and Roll, but the poster mentioned that FOB's " last album" is forgotten. Their last album is American Beauty/American Psycho, so how am I wrong...?
Anyways...
Enjoy your scattershot discography, Beyhive. Not to mention that FOB write all their music (with consistency) and don't need 50+ writers and producers to make an album worthy of only 62 on Metacritic. |
YUS.
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Originally posted by Vato
Mija, I don't agree with anything the beyhive has said so far, but I think the good sis meant Drunk In Love (went #2 in 2014) |
Oh.
Well, just like the GP, I forgot that song even existed.
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Originally posted by konaa
Not Bey having the middle school pop rock girls mad too. Truly a legend. |
Wow, so original! 
Is Beyonce's music supposed to be more appealing to adult men (which we all are) than Fall Out Boy's?
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Originally posted by Vato
Scalp a bit
You forgot to mention they produce all their music too (except Infinity on High). The definition of artistic integrity tbh |
Well, they worked with Neal Avron to produce most of their discography if I'm not mistaken, but that's typical for most bands.
Still, they are clearly more involved with the creation and display of their music, by writing all the lyrics, composing the songs, playing instruments during concerts, etc.
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