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  1. lbr Taylor is asexual. Her vagina literally cannot open up for anything.
  2. This. At least PCD's debut album managed Platinum on pure album sales. Filth Harmony needed Worth It's streams and downloads just to get their alberm GOLD with 155K sales, how tragic.
  3. ofc an Xtincta stan doesn't think alberms matter, his fave hasn't had a Platinum-certified studio album in a decade. Literally the only thing she can sell is singles, and even then not her own singles from her own alberms, she has to be on someone else's single. She can make a flop single by an unknown band like AGBW a hit, but her own singles are still fucking flops. It's gotta be so embarassing to be an Xtincta stan at this point, grasping at whatever straws they can find to feel better about someone doing better than their fave.
  4. I love physical media and will cling to it for dear life, but streaming has its place, just like digital downloads do. I've consumed music physically, through digital downloads (paid and free) and streaming. Streaming is a great way to preview if you cba to download it first. I streamed Dangerous Hunty on Spotify and it convinced me to order the CD from Target for those bonus tracks. And streaming puts lots of stuff at your fingertips. My issue with streaming is that now, a huge hit single on Spotify and iTunes is counted as people being interested in your ALBUM when it comes to Billboar
  5. I'm just gonna go with my four main faves. Celine - All of her English language albums except Miracle and My Love/The Essential Celine/whatever the fuck, plus a few CD singles and promo EP's and Loved Me Back To Life on vinyl Whitney: -I'm Your Baby Tonight -The Bodyguard -My Love Is Your Love -It's Not Right maxi-single -The Greatest Hits (US & International versions) -Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances -Plus her debut album (the original pressing with the original piano intro to Greatest Love) and the 12" of I Wanna Dance on vinyl Dolly: -Blue Smok
  6. 23 years apart actually. First Grammy: 1964 Most recent competitive Grammy: 1987 Not to mention the Grammy Legend Award, Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and four recordings in the Grammy Hall Of Fame since that last win.
  7. "Nigella, what do you think of Ina Garten?"

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  8. You mean the clip I've had saved for ages because it comes in handy? I'm glad you have such a huge ego that you think everything's about you. Are you done yet, child? I think it's time for your nap and your baby bottle. (And before you try it, I said clip I've had saved for ages. Never said I made that tweet ages ago. )
  9. Hunty, I was on here before you and I will be here after they find out which account you're a dupe of. You don't tell me to go anywhere, boo boo.
  10. Second Venti album I've owned physically, first one I've ever paid for.
  11. Barbra Streisand is a total fad, tbh. She just got lucky and stretched her 15 minutes to 50+ years, but they're about to expire, mark my words.
  12. Well two of my main faves (Dolly and Barbra) have already been in the game for over 50 years, so they've already proven their legendary status. Whitney will be remembered as the vocal blueprint for those who came after and Celine will be remembered for love songs and her marriage to Santa Claus. But as for other faves: Vadge - Queen Of Pop, the blueprint for damn near every female artist who followed Janet - Princess Of R&B-Pop and another blueprint for R&B/pop girls Adele - Having two diamond-certified albums mostly on sales in a time when many relevant pop girls need
  13. 1. Perra could never get @Agugaga as pressed and obsessed as Knee. And that's all that's needed.
  14. Be prepared, most copies you find anywhere of public domain titles will be crap unless someone ripped and uploaded the official releases, should any even exist. But still.
  15. @Nocturn I also forgot Nothing Sacred, which is also public domain, is also on YouTube. And if you have Hulu, To Be Or Not To Be (her final film) is on there. I also believe Hulu has superior versions of My Man Godfrey - in B&W AND colorized - than most YouTube uploads, unless someone has uploaded the Criterion transfer.
  16. YouTube has My Man Godfrey (her one Oscar-nominated performance) and Made For Each Other (a rare dramatic performance) cuz they're in the public domain, so now's the time to fix that.
  17. Underrated comedy kween Why did she have to die so young, she didn't even get a chance to win an Oscar.
  18. Celine: Lowest: probably Unison with maybe 20 copies, idk, Soundscan didn't exist then. Highest: A New Day Has Come, 558K Whitney: Lowest: her debut I'm sure, maybe 53 copies Highest: I Look To You, 305K Barbra: Lowest: Who knows, most of her shit's from back in the day before #1 debuts became the thing Highest: Higher Ground, 207K
  19. @Nocturn Is that Carole Lombard in your set?
  20. About as much as you, which is nothing. It's about time you recognized me as royalty. You need some water, all that saltiness is making you thirsty (by Mariah Carey, now on iTunes).
  21. Pour me some tea too, pls, this popcorn's a bit salty. Must've been seasoned with the saltiness from the Monsturds and Fossils in here.
  22. Dangerous Woman is actually Venti's most solid album to date. Her enunciation is getting better, the material stronger, and she's not spending entire songs in her high register shouting out notes. *in my Legends Panel Prince voice*  I'm living for the growth, bitch! cry0

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