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Originally Posted by Doug B
The same thing happened to me. A guy on my other forum made a comment about how the guy's face during the lyric "..free.." was priceless.
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07-26-2021 04:32 PM
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07-26-2021, 08:05 PM #27joelf GuestOriginally Posted by Jack E Blue
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07-26-2021, 08:09 PM #28joelf GuestOriginally Posted by Litterick
Stay in school, Sarah. There's hope---in a WAY different field...
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Originally Posted by Doug B
She went from 100 subscribers to over 700 in 2 days and and has over 1/4 of a million views on that "Red Dress" video. I think we helped her.
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Originally Posted by joelf
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07-27-2021, 09:21 AM #31joelf GuestOriginally Posted by PMB
Now let's be fair and hear what the gal REALLY did (and dig that guy in the set up---still a liberal?)...
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Originally Posted by joelf
Thanks for the clip, one I've never come across before.
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07-29-2021, 11:27 PM #34joelf GuestOriginally Posted by PMB
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There is a joke about singers (variation on how mane people you need to put in a new bulb)
So you need just one singer.. he/she would put the the bulb to the lamp socket. And as the world rotates around the singer, the bulb will screw in by itself.
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This one comes to mind A Musical Joke - Wikipedia
When listening to it, something sure seems off, but you need a certain sophistication to understand why it’s bad.
No idea about the red dress thing but I’m hoping for a great reveal some day… an art project perhaps.
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Oh, there is a reveal, kind of…
Red Dress song: Divisive pop video '''did what it set out to do''' - BBC News
“She admitted to the BBC that she is "no professional singer".She added: "The style in which I sing the song was important because it reflected the story.
"The vocals don't seem to quite fit, they seem out of place and they make people uncomfortable... and the video is this outsider doing things differently and causing discomfort and eliciting all this judgement."”
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Originally Posted by frankhond
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Originally Posted by Jack E Blue
“My mission is to create socially conscious media to promote compassion and introspection through different perspectives. I also seek to cultivate a certain style of filmmaking: 'holistic video production.' This means that the audience experiences the media's theme not just visually, but also in other dimensions, such as audibly. Red Dress, for example, is a 'holistic portrayal of judgment.' The vocals are out of place, just like the character is out of place as she is met with exclusion from the church insiders, judging her in the pews. Moreover, the vocals being out of place invites the real-world audience to judge just like the church goers. Hence, the real-world audience is brought into the church pews of judgment, partaking in the theme, creating a holistic video experience.”
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Originally Posted by KirkP
All notes matter;
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Originally Posted by citizenk74
It's performance art.
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Originally Posted by Stevebol
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Originally Posted by frankhond
Check out the 1938 Bette Davis film Jezebel; one key scene in this film is that she wears a red-dress to a formal southern social, knowing this will upset everyone (especially her boyfriend up tight Henry Fonda). She does so for those very reasons! (oh and the film is in black and white but the scene is so well done by Davis and director William Wyler, that one doesn't need to see RED to feel all the tension created).
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She's from LA. Red Dress was a good career move.
She said her work was a "cinematic, holistic portrayal of judgement".
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Novices can't hear Sarah's sublime use of micro-tonality as she calls out the haters in our institutions.
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Damn, the song rearranged my ears..
I wonder if she actually sang it like that or if they auto-UNtuned it afterwards..
Found her old channel, it's better. Someone writes in the comments "My tinnitus is almost gone" hehehe..
Beautiful and talented in comedy!
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Yup. Singers matter. Even more than guitarists.
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Quintessential Barnum and Bailey . . . the masses are asses . . .
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