Posts Tagged ‘Hard Candy’

Even Madonna Can’t Remember What Made Her Great

In Art, fame, History, Music, News, Opinion on 15 October 2009 tagged 4 Minutes, 4 Minutes to Save the World, Austin Scaggs, Celebration, Cherish, Chris Brown, Forever, Hard Candy, Idolator, Into the Groove, Justin TImberlake, Live to Tell, Ray of Light, Rock With You, Rolling Stone, Sorry, Vogue with no comments

This is sad. This is so sad. I would tell Madonna that in the future if you know a song is ‘retarded’ just don’t put it on an album i.e.: Sorry but then I quickly realized that could mean we never would have heard Into the Groove. Madonna should consider herself lucky that we would [...]

Tom Ewing The Decade in Pop : ‘The Class of ’99 Helped Transform the Sound and Status of Pop’

In Art, fame, Hip Hop, History, Internet, Janet, MJ, Music, News, Opinion, R&B, radio, TV on 28 August 2009 tagged Aaliyah, American Idol, Beyoncé, Black Eyed Peas, boho, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, CIA, Faust, Ginuwine, Hard Candy, iTunes, Janet Jackson, Kelly Clarkson, King of Pop, M.I.A., Madonna, Max Martin, Michael Jackson, Missy Elliott, MJ, MJJ, Nelly Furtado, Nsync, Pirate Bay, Pitchfork, Pop Mix, Santigold, Since U Been Gone, Taylor Swift, terrorist, The Decade in Pop, The Pirate Bay, Timbaland, Tom Ewing, Twitter, Where is The Love?, You Belong With Me with no comments

In The Decade in Pop, Pitchfork’s Tom Ewing looks at the incredible transformations pop music as a whole has made since the emergence of the class of ’99. Though stylistically the genre may seem to have stagnated in certain places, there is little doubt that as a whole, American Idol, Twitter, iTunes, and the Pirate [...]