Is it just me, or does this song sound a lot like sections from Madonna’s “Express Yourself” with different lyrics?
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Interesting … maybe Elaine Lee and Michael Kaluta should approach her about doing a STARSTRUCK film.
Nice … but I gave up three minutes into it …
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I basically have the same opinion with this as I do with Gaga in general–it’s interesting to look at, but then she has to start singing.
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Janelle Monae may not be very happy right now. but I dug the refferences to her refferences and DUNE’s.
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I’m almost convinced that the Bernard Hermann bit is ALSO a Chris Marker bit, since this spoken intro feels (to me, anyway) vaguely like La Jetee, which draws upon Vertigo in its own way.
Also, I see the influence of early-’70s Funkadelic mythology, or rather the process of Funkadelic mythmaking rather than any specific myth, but maybe that’s just me.
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The music that plays during the video’s first couple of minutes is from Hitchcock’s Vertigo.
Is it just me, or does this song sound a lot like sections from Madonna’s “Express Yourself” with different lyrics?
Interesting … maybe Elaine Lee and Michael Kaluta should approach her about doing a STARSTRUCK film.
Nice … but I gave up three minutes into it …
I basically have the same opinion with this as I do with Gaga in general–it’s interesting to look at, but then she has to start singing.
Janelle Monae may not be very happy right now. but I dug the refferences to her refferences and DUNE’s.
I’m almost convinced that the Bernard Hermann bit is ALSO a Chris Marker bit, since this spoken intro feels (to me, anyway) vaguely like La Jetee, which draws upon Vertigo in its own way.
Also, I see the influence of early-’70s Funkadelic mythology, or rather the process of Funkadelic mythmaking rather than any specific myth, but maybe that’s just me.
The music that plays during the video’s first couple of minutes is from Hitchcock’s Vertigo.