>
> They maybe stumble when they go to make the next album.
> That's the curse of the music industry. That follow-up
> album doesn't always do well.
>
> Justin Bieber may have a "Dead Ringer" next year.
>
> > Being a veggie, I didn't really like Lady Ga Ga's dress
> > that was made out of meat. It must have smelled awful.
> >
> > I saw the "Judas" video and didn't really like it. The
> > disciples were a motor cycle gang (St. Peter had "Peter"
> > in silver studs on the back of his leather jacket). I
> > suppose the idea could have worked but I thought the video
> > was a mess. Can you explain it?
> >
> > As far as Lady Ga Ga being more famous than Jim or Richard
> > O'Brien, it's possible that this is only a temporary
> > thing. Lady Ga Ga's songs all sound the same. I would hope
> > that the songs from "BOOH" and "Rocky Horror" will be
> > remembered in two hundred years as a kind of classical
> > music.
> >
> > Justin Beber is more famous than Jim and Richard O'Brien
> > at the moment. That's even worse than Lady Ga Ga being
> > more famous.
> >
> > I can't agree that Jim and Richard O'Brien aren't known to
> > anyone. They have an older, perhaps more sophisticated
> > audience.
> >
> > I couldn't help laughing when you said that Lady Ga Ga
> > looks like she crawled out of a Silent Hill game. Really,
> > really hee hee.
> >
> > Seriously though, are there no young artists making music
> > that is also art? I hear that Muse is getting big in
> > America.
> >
> > Of course though the glory days are over. There were so
> > many wonderful albums/works of art between The Beatles and
> > Thriller. Then everything became too commercial (is that
> > the right word?). Nirvana's "Nevermind" and Jim's "Bat 2"
> > are rare examples of truely great post-Thriller albums.
> >
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