Lady Gaga album "offensive to Chrisitianity"

[Tupac Shakur]

God, someone take this kid to a club and feed him some E...

[Al B. Sure!]

2pac dated Madonna, by the way.



The original version of "Rather be your lover" featured 2pac.

"I'd Rather Be Your Lover": contains a sample of "It's Your Thing" performed by Lou Donaldson and has special guest Me'Shell NdegeOcello on bass and rap. Tupac Shakur originally performed the rap on the song, during the time they dated in 1994. It was removed due to criminal charges he was facing at the time and his rap was replaced by one from Ndegéocello.

[Tupac Shakur]

I was hoping no one would bring that up.

[Felch]

Gaga has yet to release a song as timeless as "Borderline", for example.

I'm not generally a Madonna fan, but Borderline gets a

Lady Gaga makes pretty forgettable music, but she's largely inoffensive. Those Dubstep shitters are the real bane of modern music. Drum and bass should go back to Europe where it ****ing belongs.

[Cort Haus]

God, someone take this kid to a club and feed him some E...

+1

[C0ckney]

Those Dubstep shitters are the real bane of modern music. Drum and bass should go back to Europe where it ****ing belongs.

dubstep has its roots in UK garage not drum 'n' bass, although of course today there is (and has been for a few years) a fair amount crossover between the drum 'n' bass and dubstep.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Gaga

And I'm not normally a pop music person.

[Felch]

dubstep has its roots in UK garage not drum 'n' bass, although of course today there is (and has been for a few years) a fair amount crossover between the drum 'n' bass and dubstep.

It all sounds like crap to me. Unless I'm rolling of course. But watching grass grow is thrilling with the right drugs.

[Barnabas]

I was told that since Disco, Americans had stopped listening to Dance Music (unless they were gay) and that for dancing instead they did that thing in which they put their hands up, intermittently raising and lowering them, with the hands in a position similar to those of waiters carrying platters, generally while listening to something like 50 cent.

That Until Lady Gaga made dance music popular again, so props to Gaga

[Bosh]

I'm always happy when Lady Gaga comes on since, whatever else can be said of her, she's a whole lot ****ing better than K-Pop.

[C0ckney]

It all sounds like crap to me. Unless I'm rolling of course. But watching grass grow is thrilling with the right drugs.

well that's nice, but when you use words they have a meaning and it's helpful to know that meaning before you use them.

[Tuberski]

Now you're just being willfully ignorant. I have no respect for that.

No, just pointing out that posting those videos for me was a waste of your time.

ACK!

[Al B. Sure!]

that for dancing instead they did that thing in which they put their hands up, intermittently raising and lowering them, with the hands in a position similar to those of waiters carrying platters, generally while listening to something like 50 cent.

What the ****?

[SlowwHand]

Someone's been chattering bull**** at Barnabas again.

[DanS]

I don't think Madonna holds a candle to Lady Gaga, even though Madonna has her moments.

I can understand preferring Gaga, but this goes too far. Madonna is clearly in the discussion and has arguments in her favor; Gaga has yet to release a song as timeless as "Borderline", for example.

Well, Barry Manilow has some timeless tunes too. He writes the songs, after all.

And besides, Gaga is pure dance music.

This could also be viewed as a weakness. Gaga's music is great dance music, but dance music tends to be ephemeral. Will we still be talking about Gaga in two years?

Lady Gaga isn't the same type of artist as Madonna. Madonna has always been a pop musician first and foremost. She has tried dance music, but hasn't been successful. Gaga does great dance music. Her sensibilities come from modern dance, not pop. Dance music has never been very popular in the US, but her dance music is popular enough to take her to the top.