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Originally posted by Teen Idle
Are you being serious? Lana released BTD as the indie wave had already begun. It wasn't risky because she had nothing to lose and her entire success was manufactured (I.e the video games video) and the SNL promo slot, which is an example of where she couldn't deliver even with the opportunity to promote herself that most artists get later on in their careers.
Bjork is critically acclaimed and a sonical innovator. She isn't pretentious in the slightest; her music is actually experimental and unique whereas Lana's is simple pop which is sugarcoated. Don't even attempt to compare the two because they are polar opposites.
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There's nothing manufactured about Video Games or its video. Lana has been doing her homemade videos and put them on youtube since what 2007? You tried I guess.
Oh, get over SNL already. Even the US has... Yes the indie wave was catching up during that period but Lana was the one who actually made it with this type of music. Anyone who tried to make it with an indie song failed and faded quite fast (Gotye).
Lana's music is not standard pop. Anyone who claims otherwise is clearly deluded. Hardly any major popstar puts out a 5 minute midtempo about playing video games while singing in a jazzy tone.
And I never disrespected Bjork, I was just referring to the fact many people perceive her as pretentious just like Lana.
That's all I guess!