| wasabi622 |
05-19-2009 04:15 PM |
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Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 129954)
Well "novelty" doesn't apply to people like us who really love her stuff, just to those looking for the "latest bandwagon" like Lefty said. It's always possible to have another hit, but you can only be the "hot new thing" in any given place once. J'en ai marre wouldn't be as popular in Mexico now if it had already been big there in 2003. So even if she did keep the same type of music and performances, I think we'd still see fall-off in places like France. Maybe not as much, but it was already starting in late 2003.
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I agree with Ben on the novelty idea. because i remember a few summers ago, Green Day was like the biggest damn thing ever. but then, after about a year, nothing was really said about them. the newest thing i've heard in years was just recently, i saw a commerical that they had a new album coming.
im sure that a lot of the fans from that summer for Green Day have moved on, but some of their loyal fans, like us to Alizee, are still eagerly awaiting their new album. |