History will likely repeat itself.Back in 2016, he said that his album "The Life of Pablo" would "never never never" come to Apple Music, only to release it on Apple Music a month later.
He made the claim that Apple offered $100M for exclusivity of the first Donda album. Who knows if that's true, though.He needs to talk to Tim Apple about getting a U2 type deal.
You have no idea.No loss tbh
Yup, I'm right there with you. One example: the Donda release livestream concert. What a phenomenal idea; get everyone watching the first live performance of an album to lead up to its release that evening. Except..... it didn't release that evening. There were three or four of those, all with diminished hype, before the album ever got uploaded to streaming services. Sloppy execution.That $200 price is freaking absurd, but Kanye is absolutely dead on about corporations grifting those who had the passion to create that art in the first place.
That's how it always is with Kanye for me though. His concepts are always phenomenal but the execution is rickety at best.
For him it's easy, just look at his Yeezys.You need some very special talent, to make a device THIS ugly. ?
I'm sure you're missing the point - it's not simply playing back music, nor is it just about changing playback etc, it's the concept of creating your own distribution and recouping all revenues.I already have a device with me that can play music at all times. I don’t need another one.
And I am shattered to hear it, if by "shattered" you mean "absolutely indifferent."Kanye West, now known officially as "Ye," does not plan to release his next album, "Donda 2," on streaming services
Yeah… there is nothing proper about Autotune. The creators of Autotune should be stood up against a wall and shot. It’s overused and has become a joke. All you have to do is steal a beat from the Roland 808, steal a bass line, and sing some inane nonsense through your Autotuned track and you have a song.See, 808s & Heartbreak was a terrific album, still sounding incredibly fresh 13 years on. 'Paranoid' is a highlight. It set the tone for hip-hop to come and, for better or worse, brought auto-tune properly into the genre.
It just all went downhill from Yeezus onwards...
He said he would never release The Life of Pablo on Apple Music and then two months later it was on Apple Music.So he'll just release it on those services within 6 months then. I mean he said his other album would never show up on Apple only to do it a month later (I'm guessing cause sales were crap). I think its fair to give him 6 months though.
Then it should be pretty easy for you to be successful in music then if that's all it is.Yeah… there is nothing proper about Autotune. The creators of Autotune should be stood up against a wall and shot. It’s overused and has become a joke. All you have to do is steal a beat from the Roland 808, steal a bass line, and sing some inane nonsense through your Autotuned track and you have a song.