It was a good pop album.
I probably wouldn't listen to it now but it filled a gap at the time.

Which is what pop music should be.

I know nothing about the composition of music. I just have an ear for what I think works or does'nt. Don't knock yourself for lack of knowledge. Gut instinct is one of the most powerful tools in music.

:) i just like having a forum to talk about music and a pretty open one at that. i like music a lot more than people that are currently in my life. i can't talk to them about anything unless it's about really commercial stuff, which is fine, i like a lot of that but for instance I can't stand Audioslave, lots of the peeps around me do, they don't even know why really. i tell them it's because it's what they are supossed to like LOL they think it's credible because it's people from different successful bands, chris cornell is a good singer etc., etc. IDK but I just can't stand it. OMG and these are the same people that love Jimmy Buffett and Toby Keith, I swear sometimes at parties I wanna hurl. LMAO! Would you believe I get MADE FUN OF for loving Bjork so much! Oye Vey!

Do you know what I did when I was young? I just nodded when some people mentioned flavour of the month musically. I felt no need to let them ridicule my tastes. I just kept them to myself. When I was comfortable about who I liked and felt that I could explain my choices properly I proceeded to go to a web forum and lay myself emotionally bare. Unfortunately this took many years and technology has moved on and my recommendations are not cool lol.

Lulz. Pop...:rolleyes:

Whats wrong with that definition?

nothing IMO, it is pop *shrugs*

His question was aimed at adidasss.

*sits up in chair and waits for 3 page flame war.

Stick around this could get dirty.

oh my goodness, i know it was, that's why i said IMO. no intention of starting a war!:o: Fortunately I won't be around much longer today....:shycouch:

It's not a definition, it's a label and it's (purposefully) misplaced (one wonders why :rolleyes:). This is r'n'b, soul, hip-hop, dance, but it sure as fuck ain't pop. Get your genres straight buddy.http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...coffee26at.gif

Someones in denial

Gee, that's quite an argument you have there...http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...coffee26at.gif

aren't genres a way of labeling things? what is it if it's not pop? maybe southern hip-hop? but then that lumps it into the same "genre" as Trick Daddy, Lil' Jon, Paul Wall, Mike Jones and the like. I'd rather be pop than in the same genre as those guys...but that's just me.

Thats about as much of one as it deserves http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...coffee26at.gif

I'd rather be a rock star with a 9 inch cock but that don't mean I am. http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...wer/mazi-1.gif

In other words, you're talking out of your ars for the sole purpose of appearing an elitist... It appears you failed. http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...lpower/sir.gif

Elitist?

:laughing:

You were the one coming in here making snidey comments at me.

you'd probably be hard pressed to find a girl to **** you if you had a nine inch ****! :wavey:

Only because you were talking bullshit.http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...lpower/hug.gif

Good thing I'm gay then...;-)

gnarls barkley

well, Crazeh was a good song. And so was that other one I kept hearing on the radio, smiling or summat. Who can tell meh something 'bout the album?

Well, it'll probably be released on a 1.2mm thick piece of polycarbonate plastic measuring 120mm in diameter and (unless it's released in a novelty shape, which is unlikely) weighing approximately 16 grams, containing music digitally stored on a series of tiny indentations (pits), encoded in a tightly packed spiral track molded into the top of the above mentioned polycarbonate layer, that will no doubt be of inferior musical quality to the previous album 'St. Elsewhere'.

It might be released on Vinyl though too. Over to our design and technology guru Right track to explain the material composition of vinyl...


BTW It could be better than St.Elsewhere. The single certainly sounds on the money.

...plastic.

Eh but what about St Elsewhere? I haven't even heard that. Verdicts? Good album? Trash? Bolleaux?

An aural delight. Go get it... NOW!

PMSL! As RT says St.Elsewhere is a great album. Get it now.

Easily my favorite album of 2006, and one of the best of the decade. Love it or die. :|

Go ahead flame me for this but I think they are terrible and a horrible attempt to resurrect cee-lo's career

Yeah, that plan sure did backfire didn't it...:rolleyes:

I figured I'd post this here......one thing I didn't like was the background I felt like they were biting too much off of the crazy video with it but overall it was decent and I just noticed that justin timberlake is in the video

Justin is the blackest cracker ever..sigh...someone please assassinate him...

OT: I like the song, I love Cee-lo's voice so he could be singing any old tune and I'd still dig it, but I also hope it gets better than this.:|

it probably will get better than this....I always buy albums instead of just relying on the singles because sometimes I think they don't pick just the right songs for singles imo anyways.

Right on. As an example. They picked my least favorite song to be the single for the Ghostland Observatory album that came out this week.

:yeah:

It's out, PM if you want a link.

your box is full send me a PM

His box is full? Dirty boy!

yeah i think your right on that

"Crazy" did really well in the states.

I'd like them to be bigger.

Their new album is off the chain.

oh and I liked their cover of Gone Daddy Gone.
better than the original.