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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 442565" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>A few years back, I checked where she ranked among the top global streaming artists: shockingly low, well below some lesser older artists. I don't know if she shared Prince's disdain for digital music or she was such a master of the old business model that she couldn't adapt to the new. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I no longer listen to interviews with her -- the damned grillz she insists on wearing makes her sound like she has loose fitting dentures -- so I don't know if she's given much background on her mindset leading to the album. It appears to been a spin-off from her stalled movie biopic; if she couldn't tell her story cinematically, she did so musically. Within that context, calling back to her own musical history makes sense.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I didn't care for "Madame x" at all, but I always admire her drive to move forward. At an age when her contemporaries are dead, forgotten or doing endless victory laps of their hits from decades ago, she continues to take risks.</p><p></p><p>Have you listened to the new album? I don't think you've commented on it, unless elsewhere?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 442565, member: 5079"] A few years back, I checked where she ranked among the top global streaming artists: shockingly low, well below some lesser older artists. I don't know if she shared Prince's disdain for digital music or she was such a master of the old business model that she couldn't adapt to the new. I no longer listen to interviews with her -- the damned grillz she insists on wearing makes her sound like she has loose fitting dentures -- so I don't know if she's given much background on her mindset leading to the album. It appears to been a spin-off from her stalled movie biopic; if she couldn't tell her story cinematically, she did so musically. Within that context, calling back to her own musical history makes sense. I didn't care for "Madame x" at all, but I always admire her drive to move forward. At an age when her contemporaries are dead, forgotten or doing endless victory laps of their hits from decades ago, she continues to take risks. Have you listened to the new album? I don't think you've commented on it, unless elsewhere? [/QUOTE]
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