Currently, there are four music artists I refuse to devote an entire post to:
1. Britney Spears
2. Madonna
3. Miley Cyrus
4. Barney The Dinosaur
And then, as if to spite me, Britney puts out a record with three listenable tracks, Madonna smashes out an album that is 3/12′ths okay, and Barney The Dinosaur puts out that super smash-hit The Baby Bop Hop, which I could hardly resist writing a post about (as well as that other sure-to-be-radio-success, If You’re Happy And You Know It).
Ok, I am going on a complete tangent here. You won’t believe it, but to write that last line I actually looked up a Barney The Dinosaur music album. Let’s imagine for a second that you’ve never heard of Barney, and the album art does not show a purple dinosaur, but instead a skull and crossbones, with the Grim Reaper laughing at you. Then, read these song titles with the darkest voice you can imagine:
Listen To The Nighttime
Ducks I Once Knew
Hey! Look At Me! I Can Fly!
Welcome To Our Treehouse (MUHAHHAHAHA!)
Do I hear scary creatures of the night, a duck slaughterhouse, illegal substances and a treehouse prison? Or maybe I’m just a little loopy.
Anyway, you inevitably came here to listen to the new Miley Cyrus song Seven Things, so I’ll just post it and say nothing and hope nobody notices:
Yes, I can promote Twilight. But no guy will ever listen to this frizzle. But I know why Certain People come, and they’ll be pestering me for weeks if I don’t post it.
Also, the theme to Speed Racer:
All I want to say is that better not be Lil Mama singing in the Speed Racer song, or else they have ruined an icon from my youth known as Speed Racer, which no one will be able to replace once Lil’s through with it.
Please do not ask me for the full track to the Miley Cyrus song. The album comes out on July 22. If you want an early copy, email Miley. I’m sure she has them lying around a-plenty
- March 1st, 2008 at
6:53 am by --KALEB NATION-- -
It’s starting to look like spammers aren’t even trying anymore. This little devil slid past my bulk folder. How? I don’t exactly know. Maybe she had a very convincing name:
Seriously, it just looks like the spammer spit out the entire stream of words every human being knows not to click.
- October 11th, 2007 at
12:54 pm by --KALEB NATION-- -
When writing the title of this post, I came to a dilemma. Anyone reading this over 20 would expect Cyrus to be after Billy Ray- anyone under 20 would expect it after Miley’s name. Both of them huge stars to entirely different generations (the older of the two, albeit more infamous than famous). I don’t think you can walk into any department store these days without Miley or her television alter-ego Hannah Montana up there (simply typing those words will double my hits for this week). Tickets to her show? Going for $4000 (three zero’s, and that’s no typo). She is the biggest brand name at the moment, and turning 15 next month.
Since she usually only does Disney pop I haven’t had any push to post any review regardless of how catchy, because it just isn’t good form. Until now- a duet with her dad on a song that he wrote for her (alright, no jokes about good form of posting a Billy-Ray song . Either these two are really playing emotion to make gobs of cash, or it is all real and Miley could be the only innocent star alive. I know I’m being quite distrusting and it ruins the fun, but Britney did get a good review from Focus On The Family with her first album, so you really never know.
Disney sent me Miley’s albums, too, a while back- filled with synthetic pop that will not leave your head no matter how much you try and reminds me of the water park (the one with Mickey Mouse walking around). They’re good at writing songs that don’t say anything- a perfect way to not offend anyone! It doesn’t get much cleaner than Miley. This country song is such a welcome sound that I think she’d probably be an even bigger hit at country radio. She’s got the voice, she’s got the energy, and if she stays the way she is she’ll be the star for a long, long time.
So since I’m posting the clip, I feel free to say that she’s got one great voice that we better see going into more music styles soon, or I’ll have Mickey Mouse’s tail. This song was previously released without her and was nothing in comparison until they got her in. I guess they wanted to make a hit…and don’t think country radio people don’t have kids who’ll make them play it no matter what.
The song is called Ready, Set, Don’t Go and it’s with Miley Cyrus and Billy Ray Cyrus, from his album called Home At Last. Tell me what you think in the comment box!