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Originally posted by NASTYNUPE
The original song is Mary Jane by Scarface.
Originally posted by s phi s
It's amazing what a computer can do to a voice, hell even a career. Ashanti almost has an Aaliyah quality to her oice on the radio. Soft, smooth, laid back, etc. But I saw her on Apollo and she just walkd around the stage holdin her belly while hollin' the hook into the mic. She was nowhere near the right key (sounded like she went through 2 or 3 different keys trying to find the right one). I heard she did't o much better on the MTV awards.
I'm with pbla. As a music major, the current state of the 'industry' saddens me. I have never been ahuge fan of sampling anyway, but these last few years have made me wanna chnk my radio out the window. They had a discussion about sampling on 97.9 a few months back that asked a question. Is it truly creativity when someone samples a song that was already a hit? If their song becomes a hit, is it because of what they said? Or was it the recycled jam of the track?
Sorry I went off on a tangent. But my jury is still out on Ashanti. I would much rather look at her picture and listen to her on the radio than hear her live.
Originally posted by Dirty
I didn't study music in college, but I have studied music over half my life. I can't even listen to this new stuff and enjoy it like I should. All I hear is the jacked beat and the jacked vocal stylings. Why do we like hook singers so much? I swear .... These people are fine for studio work when there aren't any better sounding singers around, but that's about it..
Nate Dogg is a prime example... He sounds great on hooks, but he sounds atrocious live. He should have never made 2 cds...
Butch Cassidy and Kokane - Same as Nate Dogg
Total - Sounded perfectly fine on Biggie's Ready to Die. I had the misfortune of seeing them live. These heifers lip synched the entire performance..
And the latest crop of Mary J. Blige (who has problems herself with tune) imitators need to sit their arse down!
I recommend listening to the following artists to combat this new jack phenomenon:
Roberta Flack
Minnie Ripperton
Patti LaBelle
Phyllis Hymen
Teena Marie
Originally posted by NASTYNUPE
I agree with everything you said. Just wanted to add: India Arie's first "hit" was a sample. She sucks She needs to stick to coffee houses. Alicia Keys is overrated. I heard she sucked at the Essence too. Lauryn Hill was queen but she's on some other sht now. Erykah and Jill are holding it down.
Originally posted by BandFan
Hold up dawg!!!! India.Arie is the Truth!!!!!
The sista is deep, can sing, can play several instruments and sings from the heart, not the *&^#%.
India.Arie gets much Props dawg.
Originally posted by NASTYNUPE
Name one other instrument India Arie plays other than guitar. Her music is boring and uninspiring.
Originally posted by Suge
I'm so sick of this talentless broad. I will be happy when her 15 minutes are up because she can sing about as well as my butt can whistle!
And has she ever heard of anything that isn't a sample!
Originally posted by BandFan
FUGG THAT CHICK ALICIA KEYS!!!!!!!!!
She is so Average!!!!!
I dont see what the Hype was/is about her. I know I was tired of seeing her face everywhere. I saw her more times than I saw my kids.
Originally posted by Dtown Jag
Thank YOU......:tup: :tup: :tup: