Dua Lipa

[DeadSeaOfMercury 20,128]

4 hours ago, barttttender said:

I wouldn't even call RO an album,  tbh. It's more of an EP

Do you consider Future Nostalgia an album then? 11 tracks at 37 minutes?

[barttttender 3,358]

28 minutes ago, DeadSeaOfMercury said:

Do you consider Future Nostalgia an album then? 11 tracks at 37 minutes?

 

I do. Because it was packed with good songs.

 

37 mins with only 4-5 songs worth one's time, as it is the case with RO,  is really taking the piss.

 

You know, I really respect Beyonce for putting out 90 mins of good quality music. Radical Optimism is a great album to compare other albums too this year (because it's that bad).

[itscharlibabyy 2,608]

boring album. i wasn't expecting FN levels of serving but i was hoping to at least like it. i only really liked houdini. 

[Trash Magic 27,154]

second listen and seriously very very bad & empty songs

[itscharlibabyy 2,608]

gonna listen to FN again instead. perfection from start to finish and one of the best albums of this decade 

[Terrence Loves Me 71,809]

we just need britney to come back and save pop music already

[West Coast 44,956]

Dua stans definitely convinced themselves that she was the saviour of pop music given the success she had with FN--but this album is kinda dull? I think she overpromised the whole "70s psychedelia" sound, because that vibe is just not there lol. It's not a bad album, but it sure ain't a memorable one, it's pretty generic.

[Terrence Loves Me 71,809]

The songs sound like concept demo's for FN before they were improved and shaped into real songs. I wonder if these songs are actually new or recorded for FN.

I'm always baffled by artists that take 4/5 years to release a record and then deliver something so mid and boring

Dua Lipa has always been generic and uninteresting in my opinion, but she changed my mind with FN. I thought, "okay maybe she's starting to get it". But no, i see she's still that generic artist i always thought she was. She just got lucky last time. Next

[honeymoon is alive 16,363]

i don’t care, i love the album  

[creditcardromancer 697]

Her most divisive album yet.. A classic in the making, I fear.

[Rock Candy 721]

So.. my top

1. Training Season

2. Houdini

3. Falling Forever

4. These Walls

5. Illusion

6. other

 

I'm wondering how she's going to make pop music more serious with an album like this (considering her recent interviews)

 

RO needs a second part with a more experiments with sound. immediately

Come on, reanimate it

[itscharlibabyy 2,608]

45 minutes ago, Terrence Loves Me said:

we just need britney to come back and save pop music already

 

charli's doing that next month. BRAT out june 7th 

[Rock Candy 721]

I am ready to respect her vision, but the expectations were too high. I've been waiting for it since the announcement

[bored 7,877]

I don't hate it, it's definitely not what I was expecting from what's been teased. I think if this had been released in 2021 as like Future Nostalgia: Side B or as a companion record; in the style of Carly Rae Jepsen for example. It would've been better received.

 

I was a little worried when I first heard the singles and I guess there's just not enough evolution or excitement to warrant a 4 year wait? 

 

But either way it's an enjoyable little album for the summer, just a bit underwhelming.

[evalionisameme 13,552]

What are you all talking about- have you not heard the Brit pop, trip hop dance masterpiece that is radical optimism which also happens to be the Uk lemonade 

Don’t forget those psychedelic tunes which are in no way disco inspired 

[Your Favorite Boy 203]

The whole album screams: Anonimous pop singer played by generic radio station.

 

And yeah, always disconcerted when an album (so short) that has been teased for so long then is something so hollow and empty, just lifeless. I’m like: “How is it possible?!” 

[barttttender 3,358]

16 minutes ago, bored said:

I don't hate it, it's definitely not what I was expecting from what's been teased. I think if this had been released in 2021 as like Future Nostalgia: Side B or as a companion record; in the style of Carly Rae Jepsen for example. It would've been better received.

 

I was a little worried when I first heard the singles and I guess there's just not enough evolution or excitement to warrant a 4 year wait? 

 

But either way it's an enjoyable little album for the summer, just a bit underwhelming.

 

when you realise that Lana released OB, BB and Chemtrails in the same time that Dua was prepping this lame-ass glorified EP

 

or that beyonce dropped both Cowboy Carter and Reneissance.

 

starting to think dua's overreated

[twinkletoes7 5,768]

i don't HATE it but if i still worked retail id hate it by next wednesday id say

[Bootynugget 2,867]

Already obsessed with These Walls 

[DCooper 34,783]

I'd be annoyed if I had pre-ordered that's for sure