#topic: music

[tayfabe75]

"I think when we talk about pop, we talk about the kind of music that we associate that kind of like, freedom of, that is normally kind of delivered to the masses. So, your modern day you know, your Katy Perrys, your Taylor Swifts, your Biebers kind of thing like that, and I think we do sit in that world, we just seem to kind of juxtapose it a little bit. We just kind of… or, we're aware of it. And we tald about being in that world and how ridiculous it is."

May 18, 2017: Matty namedrops Taylor while talking about pop music. (source)

[mothcpu]

If you stare directly at reality, you'll end up going blind!

[tacccalb]

the worlds normalest man and the worlds crabbyest barista

♡

[num1ghoulscout666]

a picture i took

[magicalmyths]

Future epic fans won't understand the stress of waiting to know what song 21 and 22 will be.

[restingcorpse]

[nat1em0xd]

[vil3doliegutz]

[melkittie]

HELL YEAH!! 🕸️ (spit in your eye, 2000)

[tayfabe75]

As the title suggests, 1989 was influenced by some of Swift's favorite Eighties pop acts, including Phil Collins, Annie Lennox and "Like a Prayer"-era Madonna. (Given that 1989 is also the year Swift was born, she necessarily got into them later, usually via VH1's Pop-Up Video.) The album was executive-produced by Swift and Max Martin, with whom she first collaborated on her 2012 single "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." Officially, it's not even finished yet: Somewhere in Sweden, Martin is tinkering until the very last minute to ensure the drum sounds are as up-to-date as possible. Swift's last album, 2012's Red, straddled the line between country and pop. "But at a certain point," she says, "if you chase two rabbits, you lose them both." So this time, she set out to do full-on "blatant pop music." A casual fan won't notice much difference, but to Swift and her brand, it's a big step. She says she won't be going to country-awards shows or promoting the album on country radio. When she first turned in the record, she says the head of her label, Scott Borchetta, told her, "This is extraordinary – it's the best album you've ever done. Can you just give me three country songs?" "Love you, mean it," is how Swift characterizes her response. "But this is how it's going to be."

September 8, 2014: Taylor discusses the artists that influenced her new '80s pop sound with Rolling Stone. (source)

[cuartoretorno]

BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE 2024

[bbreakingbenjamin]

𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖎𝖗𝖙𝖍𝖉𝖆𝖞 𝕸𝖆𝖘𝖘𝖆𝖈𝖗𝖊, 2004 🖤💜🐇☠️💀

[warhysteria]

start em off young

[witchrealms]

(x)

[epicthemusicalstuff]

Hi hi

I have a question, I am a bit confused.

Do you think Calypso and Ody slept together during those seven years? I think in the OG he does and he's even afraid to stand up against her because she's a goddess that trapped him. I can't figure out if Jorge changed it. Because Athena said to Hera "never once he has cheated on his wife".

In Epic, to my knowledge Calypso does not. It is still implied that is what she is trying to do with the line “then into bed we’ll climb” but Jorge has still altered her character slightly to fit into Epic (as he done with some other parts throughout the story as well). I believe in the Odyssey she does force him to be her lover though.

[restingcorpse]