Disneylover99
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- Jul 17, 2012
Well, their f-bombs were pretty clear.Not being able to understand what Motley Crue is saying is a blessing.
Well, their f-bombs were pretty clear.Not being able to understand what Motley Crue is saying is a blessing.
Well, their f-bombs were pretty clear.
Defintely not my experience with Coldplay, Queen, Billy Joel, Stevie Nicks and Elton John over the last year! All live.
Exactly. The Milli Vanilli guys never actually sang. Apparently both had heavy accents (one German, one French) and had trouble with English pronunciations, as it was not their native language. Their first hit single, Girl I Know It’s True, had already been recorded in the studio by American session musicians, including three male lead vocalists and several background singers, before they were even involved. The record producer then hired Fab and Rob to be the faces of Milli Vanilli. They were essentially actors/imposters who appeared in photos, on album covers etc and performed at concerts, yet the voices you heard were not theirs, either live or recorded.
It is not so much that the industry did them dirty as the producer did. They were lied to and took the fall for doing something they were hired to do. For the record, I still listen to Milli Vanilli songs. I don't care who actually sung them.
There's a reason for that. It's something lacking in so many.Defintely not my experience with Coldplay, Queen, Billy Joel, Stevie Nicks and Elton John over the last year! All live.
In a way, it's similar to auto-tune and other vocal correction techniques. Almost everyone uses it, whether you realize it or not, when recording tracks and/or singing at concerts/performances. So it's a question of how much is too much for you with regards to a particular artist.I can't say I've noticed it at any shows I've been to lately and I don't think it is the norm outside of an extremely show-heavy subset of pop (pretty sure Megan Trainor was lip syncing when I took DD21 and her friends to see her, way back when they were in middle school). But I've seen some aging rock stars that are old enough and out of shape enough that they might benefit from considering it...
Why do you find it unfortunate? We don't all have to like the same things.a modern-day Madonna, who unfortunately was a trendsetter.
We do not have to like the same things. I'm just someone that prefers the talent of the voice rather than the talent of the flesh. You do you and I'll do me.Why do you find it unfortunate? We don't all have to like the same things.
Defintely not my experience with Coldplay, Queen, Billy Joel, Stevie Nicks and Elton John over the last year! All live.