You figure with Sia and Greg Kurstin they'd be able to produce an amazing power ballad, the song simmers but never boils unfortunately. With such an interesting title, I was hoping for something more.
What's the chances the video for Legendary Lovers has Katy dressed as Cleopatra whilst trying to seduce Julius Ceasar?
Maybe she'll throw a surprise in and dress up as different Legendary Lovers throughout history - Romeo and Juliet, The "Virgin" Queen (Elizabeth) and Robert Dudley, Jack and Rose etc.
You figure with Sia and Greg Kurstin they'd be able to produce an amazing power ballad, the song simmers but never boils unfortunately. With such an interesting title, I was hoping for something more.
I actually like the restraint that Double Rainbow has.
It's a lot more peaceful & contained than Unconditionally. If it had a massive build-up & stadium-sized ending, people would just be running to call it a copy. Instead it sort of stays in its own little peaceful, romantic world & I love it.
"Legendary Flop"
"Local Smile"
"Ghost (Disappear from the Charts)"
"By the Grace of Payola"
"Walking with Britney"
"Dark Sarah Jessica"
So many good names
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I actually like the restraint that Double Rainbow has.
It's a lot more peaceful & contained than Unconditionally. If it had a massive build-up & stadium-sized ending, people would just be running to call it a copy. Instead it sort of stays in its own little peaceful, romantic world & I love it.
What's the chances the video for Legendary Lovers has Katy dressed as Cleopatra whilst trying to seduce Julius Ceasar?
Maybe she'll throw a surprise in and dress up as different Legendary Lovers throughout history - Romeo and Juliet, Queen Elizabeth and Robert Dudley, Jack and Rose etc.
Katy, ha predictability.
Well since she gives shout outs to Cleopatra and Juliet, I would say that's not the most unpredictable choice
I actually like the restraint that Double Rainbow has.
It's a lot more peaceful & contained than Unconditionally. If it had a massive build-up & stadium-sized ending, people would just be running to call it a copy. Instead it sort of stays in its own little peaceful, romantic world & I love it.
This. I love the ad-libs on the last chorus especially the "Where ever you go"
at this Spiritual hate. 
