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Originally Posted by trackaghost
So musicians should only continue to make music if it's "relevant"?
I'm also curious what you do think the best American album of the decade is.
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Well that would be GOS or Merriweather Post Pavilion
Well, I'd need to think harder to give a real answer but those are two great albums.
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Originally Posted by newyawka
Although I don't think Lindsey will let his candle burn out.
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I hope he doesn't! I want as many albums from his as possible. His last two albums have been great so there's not reason that he should stop now.
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Originally Posted by newyawka
Also, Lindsey and Stevie need to quit with the childish arguments. Lindsey needs to step back from his whole experimental thing and create more commercial songs for Fleetwood Mac. If you ask me a lot of songs on Gift of Screws should have been Fleetwood Mac songs. "Did You Miss Me" should have been a Fleetwood Mac single, not a solo single
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Nah, Lindsey should be experimenting all he wants. The more the better. I love his commercial songs but the experimental stuff is why he's interesting. I'm glad they put Murrow on SYW because it's one of the best tracks on the album and I'd have hated to have seen it replaced by SGCYM or DOR (and I adore DOR).
As for Lady Gaga's relevancy... I'm a student. I go to places they play music for students and a lot of it is what's in the charts at the minute. I have never heard a Lady Gaga song while I've been out, even at places where they play more dance music. I know that she's very popular at the minute but apparently she's not appealing to a large demographic of 18+ year olds over here. She's only "relevant" to certain groups, if relevancy equates to popularity. We're still waiting on a real definition.