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That's where we disagree. I am not "making excuses," I am criticizing a view that I consider crass and shallow.
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So having a small following of fan boys means success? News to me. Sorry, this thread-and the whole idea just won't work. Yes, you constantly make excuses when the fact is that nobody in France cares about her anymore.
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What exactly do you mean by that?
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Aren't album sales at an all-time low? Is judging success solely based on album sales, morally or otherwise, really a valid argument right now? I think the reason she isn't successful from a strictly industrial point of view is one of two: a) She has no idea how to manage a career. This seems most feasible to me. Like I said in another thread, she has had little to no experience with the music industry without a team of expert musical geniuses to make every move for her. Alizee brought the music to life, she inspired millions, and she was (and still is) fantastic. But in terms of career choices she never lifted a finger, or at least that's how it looks to me. Is she completely free of blame for the position she is in sales-wise? No. Is it ALL her fault? Still no. It's hard to make it in today's industry without solid management, and I would be lying (I'd even venture to say that all of you would as well) if I said that I would not be confused and floundering in her position. b) She simply does not want to be famous. This is also possible. With that much credibility and fame in the music industry, she could still be a sensation today if she wanted to. But she chose this instead. People measure success in more ways than one and we can argue in circles for hours over which is right, but the truth is that there is no absolutely correct, unshakable, solid way to define it. There's no right answer, just what your personal opinion is. How does Alizee herself define success? I don't know for sure. But if she is happy doing this and considers herself successful, that's good enough for me.
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Euphoria, I would like to see you compare Alizée's career to your music career, and point out every instance in where you made the "correct" decision and where Alizée totally derp'd.
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You just insulted Alizee and her fans. Your right this whole idea won't work for you. Monday morning quarterbacking is easy. We are all clueless where Alizee goes from here. I really hope she continues for my sake. I hope Alizee does what she does for her sake. Any thing else I would say would be redundant.
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Time to analyze...
So guys this [MDO] thing can still work if nobody insults. Just agree to disagree like Deep did. Cause if we can do that then this idea can stay afloat and we can have somewhat "more mature" discussions. Euphoria had his/her opinion on Alizee's career which was fine but then he/she couldn't resist but to insult after not being able to justify his/her point. We just need to not do that and this thing will be a success. Carry on...
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For the Fanboy comment that's just in how you take it. It's really just a term for hardcore fans. As for the people who care in France just go ask Julien, I'd imagine he'd have a good idea of what the general opinion of the French are. Regards, Jung Last edited by jung_adore_ALIZEE; 02-01-2011 at 09:23 AM.. |
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Alizée is floundering in the charts and I think her long term career is in danger. I really think she needs to tour or she is never going to sell more albums or gain popularity. She might just have to swallow her image of concerts that she had before and start smaller with less emphasis on the whole show going on on stage. Just focus on her singing and build from there.
I would love to see, just for legacy sake, one more very popular album so that people do not forever remember her as that 16 year old girl singing Moi... Lolita. Also, it would show the world what we all know: that she is an extremely gifted artist and not some one-hit-wonder that couldn't stand on her own feet. |
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Remember way back when? I said she was pulling a Peyton Manning and just taking a dip? Well we need to face reality. The young population is moving on from the Alizee Era. I listened to the Top 40 Songs in France Today and she was not there. Tiao Cruz was. But she wasn't.
There moving on. BUT This is key. If she changes to match the trends then we know she's not done. If not...it's just her time. The selling of albums has always been a huge player in the world of music. It's unavoidable. If you don't sell then you have no record company. Not news. The fanboy thing? We're all fans. Disregard. Buying anything she puts out? I didn't buy these last two albums. _________________________________________ Now about MDO. I can't believe we're on the second page and already...geez c'mon guys! Just be nice. Edit: Also I meant to say this is the kind of HIGH ANALYSIS and Conversation of ALIZEE and her immediate CAREER New people are going to be looking for!
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