I tried to listen to two of her "Songs" Couldn't take more than twenty seconds of either one. Am I missing something?
Taylor Swift? I don't get it
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bamabiker
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Don't feel like the lone ranger. There's a bunch of us.
Does her music speak to me? No. But it speaks to alot of others. Alot. Alot. More than you'd think. Alot. Hence the billion dollars. Whatever she's doing, she's obviously doing it right. More power to her.
I am friends with her long time bass player Amos Heller. I have seen them perform and hung out with them on a closed set rehearsal.
She gives her fans exactly what they want and she tours a lot. She makes money for every city she plays in. She pays her band, crews, staff and roadies handsomely. She is now worth $1.2 billion.
I can respect that.
She gives her fans exactly what they want and she tours a lot. She makes money for every city she plays in. She pays her band, crews, staff and roadies handsomely. She is now worth $1.2 billion.
I can respect that.
Hey, different strokes for different folks.
(Not everybody loves the Delmore Brothers either....)
It's all good.
(Not everybody loves the Delmore Brothers either....)
It's all good.
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Nobody over 30 understood the Beatles at the time....
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When I was a teenager (1967 forward) my Dad was constantly yelling for me to turn down my stereo. I listened to relatively mild music compared to the heavy metal that followed. He always listened to music from the 1940's and while at that time I thought it was really "old fogy" music, I actually enjoy listening to it today.
I pretty much stopped liking most music that came out after the 1980's and can't deal with the music of today's teenager's.
I pretty much stopped liking most music that came out after the 1980's and can't deal with the music of today's teenager's.
TJm15.38
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I really don't understand all the hype. First of all, it's not my kind of music and second, I can think of at least ten other female performers that can sing and play guitar ten times better than she can.
Hey, different strokes for different folks.
(Not everybody loves the Delmore Brothers either....)
It's all good.
On February 9, 1964, I was a month shy of my 11th birthday, and stood transfixed by a mopped-topped quartet making their American debut on the Ed Sullivan Show.
My dad, 39 years old, with his US Navy crewcut, was horrified. "Look at that hair! They need haircuts!" he kept saying...
I suspect my grandparents were just as turned off by Tommy Dorsey and Glen Miller...
I can't name a single Taylor Swift song...and I'll bet her fans have never heard of Gordon Lightfoot...
Yep, different strokes...
Amos' first video with her was in 2009. He forever made his fan imprint at the 1:57 mark. It is a fun song with a catchy hook.
[ame]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yCMqcFAigRg[/ame]
[ame]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yCMqcFAigRg[/ame]
The Last Standing Knight
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Like many "singers" of today I find her voice to be reminicent of a malfunctioning siren on a fire engine except the malfunctioning siren still fills a purpose.
coltle6920
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If Travis Kelce (a.k.a Travis Swift) doesn't straighten up she'll be the downfall of his career.
I've seen Kelce in various commercials lately. He wasn't at his best on MNF against the Eagles.
In Taylor's mind Kelce is just another line in one of her songs.
I've seen Kelce in various commercials lately. He wasn't at his best on MNF against the Eagles.
In Taylor's mind Kelce is just another line in one of her songs.
I imagine Taylor will be despondent and in need of a hotline number after she reads this thread.
LVSteve
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Back in about 1987 Kylie Minogue burst onto the pop scene in the UK. She sang bubblegum pop that could find use in a CIA black prison to extract information. 35 years on, Ms Minogue is still going strong, is filthy rich, and probably has the best legs in pop. While I can only watch her with the sound muted, I still respect her huge success in a damned tough business.
Taylor Swift has managed to do the same. Good luck to her.
Taylor Swift has managed to do the same. Good luck to her.
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I too, wondered what all the fuss was about, so I took 15 minutes to listened to a few of her songs. Not my style, but she's talented and speaks to her fan's generation. She's a smart business woman, attractive, no tats or obsene piercings visible...
Good for her.
Robert
Good for her.
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Kelce was drafted in 2013. I think you have it all wrong because he is taking care of his future.
Lets not forget the NFL stands for Not For Long as far as player longevity.
coltle6920
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Shoulda said "his career with the chiefs". No doubt in my mind that she's in his head. Not talking league longevity.
Sometime around 1988 I stopped listening to new music. I was tired of the three year “new music style” cycle. Punk, Disco, New Wave, New Romantic. I didn’t bother to wait to see what the “next big music style” would be. I went back to listening to the rock’n’roll and top 40 of the 50’s, 60’s and early 70’s I grew up with.
It served me well for 30 years, until I renewed an interest in country music while in Nashville in 2018.
Today’s pop music bores me. 1 verse and a short chorus repeated ad nauseam.
riverrat38
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ABBA for me!
73,
Rick
73,
Rick
