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rocketpig on 13 January 2010
TheRealMafoo said:

Oh, and the singer I think is the best (not what you ask, but still), is Inva Mula Tchako. (she sang this in the fifth element if your wondering where you heard it).

If you want to hear her sing something no one else in the world can sing, skip to 3:30 and listen to the end. before she sang that, the people who wrote it thought it was un-singable.

 

I always assumed that part of the movie was synthesized. Awesome.




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AngelFire18 on 13 January 2010
axumblade said:
twesterm said:
axumblade said:
damkira said:
I've always been partial to Deborah Harry... Lady Gaga and Grace Slick would be up there too.


I think it should be a requirement for gaymers to like Lady Gaga

Why would I like a singer that has to rely on theatrics rather than her voice to be popular?


lol. Is there something I don't know about you twesterm? :P

Lady Gaga is pop music, since when does it require a good voice for an artist to be popular? She is more of an entertainer, but when she does actually sing, she does have a really good voice in my opinion. The preformances of her playing piano and singing prove she does have a voice to back up her antics.

Actually if you listen to her aol sessions she is pretty good.



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rocketpig on 13 January 2010

Lady GaGa is kinda funny but she's basically a modern Pat Benatar with a Ziggy Stardust fetish. I wish people wouldn't make her out to be something amazing.

Nah, I take that back. Pat Benatar has a better voice.




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Incondite on 13 January 2010

Axumblade! How dare you steal shirley manson from me!!! and you forgot imogen heap! jerk




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Tyrannical on 14 January 2010

Stevie Nicks

Yeah, I'd probably still do her too.



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