Anyone else hooked on this song? This was one of those "must haves" that i listened to repeatedly for a while. Seems to be in the same vein as a lot of the complaints about the CRAP that is on TV/societal WTFs.
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Royals by Lorde
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Royals by Lorde
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Many, many years ago I was doing donuts in a rental car in the middle of a winter blizzard in Minneapolis when a song came on the radio. The DJ introduced the song as a new song from a new band. After only a few seconds I grabbed my camcorder from the front seat (I was filming myself doing donuts in the rental car -- I was Jackass before there was Jackass) and pointed it at the car's stereo to record the song. I had never heard anything like it and I knew -- KNEW -- that this song and band were going to be huge. The song was "I'm Just a Girl" by No Doubt, and I was right. They turned out to be huge.
I got the same feeling I heard this "Royals" song. I didn't grab my camcorder because I no longer have one (today, we have iPhones...) but I did end up downloading the song and sticking it in my mp3 rotation. I don't know know if Lorde will become as big as No Doubt did. The music industry is a lot different now than it was 20 years ago. If this song came out back then, no doubt (and no pun intended), Lorde would become huge. In today's single-heavy and disposable-artist world I don't know if she'll have any longevity, but I hope she does. I love the song's harmonies and Lorde's voice.
I got the same feeling I heard this "Royals" song. I didn't grab my camcorder because I no longer have one (today, we have iPhones...) but I did end up downloading the song and sticking it in my mp3 rotation. I don't know know if Lorde will become as big as No Doubt did. The music industry is a lot different now than it was 20 years ago. If this song came out back then, no doubt (and no pun intended), Lorde would become huge. In today's single-heavy and disposable-artist world I don't know if she'll have any longevity, but I hope she does. I love the song's harmonies and Lorde's voice.
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I don't think I've done donuts in the snow since I was learning to drive...
Yes, I do recall having a similar moment of WHOA with Green Day on late night MTV, and some other bands way back when.
Recently there have only been a few winners. As bands go Mumford and Son's and Fun are nice shining stars among a pile of rubbish.
I did check out a couple other Lorde songs on You Tube and wasn't overly impressed.
Yes, I do recall having a similar moment of WHOA with Green Day on late night MTV, and some other bands way back when.
Recently there have only been a few winners. As bands go Mumford and Son's and Fun are nice shining stars among a pile of rubbish.
I did check out a couple other Lorde songs on You Tube and wasn't overly impressed.
1, 2, 5!
3 sir...
3!
3 sir...
3!
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