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Hardly does an hour or two of television pass without being subjected to a commercial pertaining to "Now That's What I Call Music: Volume 7,349"...or any other volume. Basically, the creators of this "greatest hits" (I use the term "greatest" loosely) album use the tactic of flashy gooey formations on the screen with huge neon-colored bubble letters to subdue their target audience into submission. While hypnotised by all of the bullshit, the watcher clearly disregards all reason as they seem to forget the fact that there is such a thing as a "radio"...and, even more importantly, upon turning on this "radio" there is about a 95% chance that, of the first 20 songs played, the entire "Now That's What I Call Music" album will be played. Not only that, but the people getting this cd obviously are doing it with the intention of staying current with the musical times. With that in mind...why in the hell would they spend money on something that will be "upgraded" in a month or so!? There is no logic at all... If you want popular, turn on the fucking radio and be content.
Honestly...what in the fuck is the purpose of getting this piece of shit? Do you ever go out into the backyard, collect dog shit, and try to force it into your CD Player? I certainly don't...nor would I ever consider putting any type shit into my CD Player. Just because the shit comes in a bright package with fancy lettering doesn't mean that it isn't shit. Do not be deceived by their trickery. Although you may be considering it, not even a billion dollars worth of marketing can turn shit into a valuable cd. |
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Yes. This music...it is horrible.
I believe this is the music Niger speaks of here: http://www.nubblies.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/000023.html They should rename those things: "Now That's What I Call All The Shitty Tracks On The N*Sync Albums That Didn't Make It To The Radio" -Ugly Bastard |
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I agree. All of those "Now that's what I call music vol. 1234..." suck. I don't know of one person that owns one of those, nor do I know anyone that wants to buy one. There are somewhere around 20 volumes out now and the all suck. I don't know why they still advertise them. Anyone that wants a cd with mixes on it will just burn one or have a friend burn a cd for them. Anybody dumb enough to spend $15 or whatever on one of those CDs doesn't deserve to have a head. They should ban those stupid commercials from TV.
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Yeah, who the hell would buy one of those CDs, let alone all of them! They all suck, and although I am not for taking one's life, I would have to say that they should burn all of their CDs, and burn themselves along with the CDs, because they are the ones that chose them. So, yes, I suppose taking their own life could be an option.
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