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Posted by mezzir on Nov-29-2003 19:07:

"Dance music is really pop music anyway, it just has sort of a different label to it"



Posted by roosh on Nov-29-2003 19:17:

yeah the manager of britney spears has really good taste in music


Posted by noikeee on Nov-29-2003 19:21:

fuck dance music aka cheese

go electronic music


Posted by trite on Nov-29-2003 19:27:

This is nothing to get twisted up about.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Nov-29-2003 19:31:

Pop = popular

So in that sense yes, correct.


Posted by Pio on Nov-29-2003 19:36:

she didn't say anything wrong in there. all of it is true. she said dance music as in party dance music, there's not a better road for her to take. and getting Neptunes productions to support her crappy voice is just genius. period.


Posted by AndskiSpeed on Nov-29-2003 19:59:

quote:
Originally posted by paranoik0
fuck dance music aka cheese

go electronic music


ya what?


Posted by Dmatrox on Nov-29-2003 20:09:

they consider music like "in da club" and "rock your body" as dance music fine, as long as they make it clear its not electronic dance music


Posted by Digital Aura on Nov-29-2003 20:23:

KarateKid

quote:
This is nothing to get twisted up about.


i agreez


Posted by Pio on Nov-29-2003 20:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Dmatrox
they consider music like "in da club" and "rock your body" as dance music fine, as long as they make it clear its not electronic dance music


because it is dance music, and very high quality dance music as well that happens to be pop. those producers have more money and resources, their production quality is usually better than 99.999% of trance out there. and i'm talking about Dre and the Neptunes, which are electronic dance music producers whether you like it or not (their music is 'danceable' and 'electronically' produced). whether their end product is more or less art is another topic. and i'm strictly talking about production merits, i don't have anything to say about the singers.


Posted by Shad0wmaster on Nov-29-2003 21:00:

quote:

Sexing Up the Music
Britney tries to get people to focus on her music with her latest release, 'In the Zone'

If you can believe it, Britney Spears would like people to focus on her music, not her midriff.


Yet she continues to wear the tank tops that are 10 sizes to small...what a liar.



edit- and the rest of that article is completely full of shit, too.


Posted by davinox on Nov-30-2003 01:19:

quote:
Originally posted by YaleTrance
because it is dance music, and very high quality dance music as well that happens to be pop. those producers have more money and resources, their production quality is usually better than 99.999% of trance out there. and i'm talking about Dre and the Neptunes, which are electronic dance music producers whether you like it or not (their music is 'danceable' and 'electronically' produced). whether their end product is more or less art is another topic. and i'm strictly talking about production merits, i don't have anything to say about the singers.


dr. dre and pharrell are incredible.

no simon posford, mind you, but still...


Posted by Yan on Nov-30-2003 01:21:

This is coming from a ditzy Blond who's music sucks...


Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Nov-30-2003 01:25:

quote:
Originally posted by davinox
dr. dre and pharrell are incredible.


Pharell isn't the only brain behind the Neptunes...give credit where credit is due.


Posted by davinox on Nov-30-2003 01:29:

oh yeah, there's some asian guy too. psh, who cares about him?


Posted by Pio on Nov-30-2003 03:36:

yeah give credit to Chad Hugo! the Asian guy, he deserves at least half of the credit. then again, most people know pharrell for being "that annoying falsetto voiced singer in those Snoop and Jay Z videos". these are the clueless fucks that keep posting silly threads about hip hop.



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