[Jords]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

You've now got that song stuck in my head.

Whatever happened to her?

I dont know but I loved that song

-downloads-

[The Human Santapede]

Her third album seemed to just be so overlooked though and fade fast into obscurity.

[Niall]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

As much as I'll get slated for this, Lady GaGa didn't live up to her hype. The first album amazing, but she has failed to make any real impression with her second offering.

I agree with you (to an extent). As much as I love BTW, it was nowhere near as good as TF/TFM. It was too disjointed and some songs were just completely random. The Fame was cohesive at least.

I'm just hoping her next album will be as good as her first or better.

[Niall]

Originally Posted by Scott

its true

This. Born To Die was one of the dullest albums I've heard.

[Merry Mockmas]

The Verve.

After Bittersweet Symphony that group became more of a cult hit than a mainstream hit.

[Smithy]

-slates Ben-

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

The Verve.

After Bittersweet Symphony that group became more of a cult hit than a mainstream hit.

'The Drugs Don't Work' was a #1... and so was their only other album released after it (Forth)

[Shaun]

Oooh, I didn't know Bitter Sweet Symphony wasn't a #1

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Niall

Jessie J didn't live up to the critical hype she amassed last year. 'Who You Are' is such a mess of an album. .__.

She got five top 10 singles, two #1s and a #2 album (11 in the US), pretty good imo

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Shaun

'The Drugs Don't Work' was a #1... and so was their only other album released after it (Forth)

I haven't heard much of them after that song,also they decided to turn themselves into Radiohead only even more depressing.

[Niall]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

She got five top 10 singles, two #1s and a #2 album (11 in the US), pretty good imo

I said critically not commercially.

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Oooh, I didn't know Bitter Sweet Symphony wasn't a #1

Yeah, they only had one #1 single (The Drugs Don't Work), and that was only for one week.

[Shaun]

-gets really pissed off when people associate 'depressing' music with 'bad' music-

Not all art is supposed to be happy.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

The Verve.

After Bittersweet Symphony that group became more of a cult hit than a mainstream hit.

Well they got sued so don't even get any royalties for that song now

[InOne]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

I haven't heard much of them after that song,also they decided to turn themselves into Radiohead only even more depressing.

JF you really don't have much of an idea what you're on about

[Jords]

You shouldnt have a too of a subjective view to say Jessie J hasnt lived up her hype.
Who You Are - half amazing, half naff, worth it for the quality stuff shes recorded. And shes picked fantastic choices of singles, bar perhaps LaserLight.

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Shaun

-gets really pissed off when people associate 'depressing' music with 'bad' music-

Not all art is supposed to be happy.

I agree. I love listening to depressing songs sometimes, helps me write things in a depressed manner. I do wish people would learn to have broader music standards. There is generally some great and bad music from all genres.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Niall

I said critically not commercially.

I suppose it comes down to what you like then but I think the album is pretty decent for a debut.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by InOne

JF you really don't have much of an idea what you're on about

Tbf I don't pay much attention to Music,but whenever I speak to my friends who used to be fans of The Verve,they never mention them anymore.

[Niall]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

I suppose it comes down to what you like then but I think the album is pretty decent for a debut.

It could've been far better. At least half of it is filler. I only like about 5 songs from it anyway.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

I agree. I love listening to depressing songs sometimes, helps me write things in a depressed manner. I do wish people would learn to have broader music standards. There is generally some great and bad music from all genres.

I can like depressing singers as I like Coldplay,and just look at who my favourite was in X Factor 2010?

I just think that Radiohead and The Verve are to depressing for my tastes.

[The Human Santapede]

On a more pop note, Stacie Orrico, Amy Studt, Vanessa Carlton, Michelle Branch and JoJo were pretty hyped and nothing came from it

[Niall]

Vanessa Carlton A Thousand Miles is still one of my favourite songs ever

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Yeah, they only had one #1 single (The Drugs Don't Work), and that was only for one week.

They were indie darlings until 1997 when they were welcomed into the mainstream. They are most probably best well known for The Drugs Don't Work, Bitter Sweet Symphony (got to no. 2) and Lucky Man. They split in 1999 for 8 years, when Mr Ashcroft went solo, and the one and only album they have released since reforming achieved no. 1 status. Love Is Noise was a really good single from the album and actually reached no. 4 in the UK chart. I think they could have gone onto better things had they not split.

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

They were indie darlings until 1997 when they were welcomed into the mainstream. They are most probably best well known for The Drugs Don't Work, Bitter Sweet Symphony (got to no. 2) and Lucky Man. They split in 1999 for 8 years, when Mr Ashcroft went solo, and the one and only album they have released since reforming achieved no. 1 status. Love Is Noise was a really good single from the album and actually reached no. 4 in the UK chart. I think they could have gone onto better things had they not split.

I never got into The Verve. I think the hype at the time really put me off them, even now, I'm still not a fan.