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Post by ifrasnyccoulson on Mar 5, 2003 18:10:25 GMT -5
ms. dynamite is starting to breakthrough in america!! and i must say i like the song alot
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Post by ifrasnyccoulson on Mar 5, 2003 18:11:01 GMT -5
ms. dynamite is starting to breakthrough in america!! and i must say i like the song alot
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Post by ausaims on Mar 5, 2003 18:44:11 GMT -5
Unfortunately not in Australia, so as yet I've not had a chance to hear them.  |
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Post by Sampaguita on Mar 5, 2003 22:31:40 GMT -5
Lucy Woodward is also making her way into the American market... Though, I must say that I much prefer Ms. Dynamite to her. Lucy Woodward is much too sugary for me.
I think we need more artists like John Mayer... I know Jack Johnson is around, but there aren't too many male alternapop artists that are very popular. I mean, I'm glad that there's a resurgence of female alternapop artists... but really it would be nice to have a balance.
It's like that crazy rock-en-espanol year we've had... Sugary and female (Kabah, Shakira, Paulina Rubio, Thalia... it was like Juanes got lost... and K*nky didn't get too much air either).
Hey, has anyone seen the music video for "Sorta Fairy Tale"? Is it just me, or does the guy in her video look a lot like Adrian Brody (the guy from "The Pianist")?
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Post by freelancer on Mar 6, 2003 0:55:15 GMT -5
errr, the guy in the music video for 'a sorta fairytale' is adrien brody. strange, eh?
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Post by Sampaguita on Mar 6, 2003 1:16:06 GMT -5
I THOUGHT that was him! That kicks ass! I think he's a sorta cutie... Though, the hands and feet thing is almost lost on me. I think I have to watch that music video more than once to really understand it.
I have to admit that I haven't seen many music videos lately... I don't have cable-- I'm SUCH a starving student.
I have a sorta music-based question. As a music major whose had theatre experience, would you guys say that it's worth trying out for "Rocky Horror"? I've seen the movie once-- a really long time ago. So it follows that a lot of the "experience" was lost on me. I barely remember it. Do you all think that it might be fun?
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Post by lizifer on Mar 6, 2003 9:07:05 GMT -5
I THOUGHT that was him! That kicks ass! I think he's a sorta cutie... Though, the hands and feet thing is almost lost on me. I think I have to watch that music video more than once to really understand it. I have to admit that I haven't seen many music videos lately... I don't have cable-- I'm SUCH a starving student. I have a sorta music-based question. As a music major whose had theatre experience, would you guys say that it's worth trying out for "Rocky Horror"? I've seen the movie once-- a really long time ago. So it follows that a lot of the "experience" was lost on me. I barely remember it. Do you all think that it might be fun? u have GOT to try out for rocky horror!! i first saw the movie on saturday, loved it! first saw the musical later that day, adored it!! the cast seemed to have so much fun, the audience participation only adds to the appeal, almost makes me wish i was an actor/singer!! frank rocks! ok enough of my new-found love for rocky horror!! |
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