Review: Prism - Katy Perry

BinaryJack

Spam
Joined
Feb 6, 2008
Messages
27,559
Reaction score
5,579
Location
100110010
I was apprehensive with Katy Perry, never taking her too seriously as an artist and always considered her in the league of "boy-bands".
How wrong I was.

She can sing and more importantly, she can write.
She has a hand in all her songs and this comes across through the personal and almost intimate lyrics.
It allows a listener to identify with the emotion in the lyrics and the vocals.

With strong vocals, intimate lyrics and a powerful performer, she is also able to retain the interest in her album by keeping the songs fresh and delivers a worthy product.

This is a must have and your gf will show her appreciation on so many ways when you gift her this via iTunes, CD or even *cough*mix tape*cough*.

9/10
 
Last edited:
Not keen on her music but she comes across as a nice girl.
 
She's hot - yes!
She writes most of her own stuff - yes.
Songs are catchy - yes.
But she's terrible when singing "Live".


I don't know if they auto-tune the hell out of her in studio or if she should just give up on the gimmicks of flying around in harnesses while performing, etc.

I dig her music - didn't at first - but its as catchy and fresh as Pop music ought to be.

And she's not afraid to have a laugh at herself in her music videos or in general.
 
She's hot - yes!
She writes most of her own stuff - yes.
Songs are catchy - yes.
But she's terrible when singing "Live".


I don't know if they auto-tune the hell out of her in studio or if she should just give up on the gimmicks of flying around in harnesses while performing, etc.

I dig her music - didn't at first - but its as catchy and fresh as Pop music ought to be.

And she's not afraid to have a laugh at herself in her music videos or in general.

I appreciate the fact that artists like herself and even Lady Gaga (review to come) make fun of themselves and their life.
There are times where I am asking myself, are these lyrics for real or is she making fun of all of us including herself?

I completely agree. After my experience with the Rihanna show I have realized that most of the artists are studio artists and the real performers, like Lady Gaga, is one in a 1000 000.
 
I appreciate the fact that artists like herself and even Lady Gaga (review to come) make fun of themselves and their life.
There are times where I am asking myself, are these lyrics for real or is she making fun of all of us including herself?

I completely agree. After my experience with the Rihanna show I have realized that most of the artists are studio artists and the real performers, like Lady Gaga, is one in a 1000 000.

Lyrically - I think that KP has been rather honest about her music and that its her dealing with her issues.
Roar - as silly (in a nice way) dinky tune that it is, one can easily tell its her dealing with her personal issues.

A lot of KP's lyrics seem to be very close to her heart (if you will)
 
Lyrically - I think that KP has been rather honest about her music and that its her dealing with her issues.
Roar - as silly (in a nice way) dinky tune that it is, one can easily tell its her dealing with her personal issues.

A lot of KP's lyrics seem to be very close to her heart (if you will)

Completely agree.
Almost as if it is a public and open confession.
 
She's hot - yes!
She writes most of her own stuff - yes.
Songs are catchy - yes.
But she's terrible when singing "Live".


I don't know if they auto-tune the hell out of her in studio or if she should just give up on the gimmicks of flying around in harnesses while performing, etc.

I dig her music - didn't at first - but its as catchy and fresh as Pop music ought to be.

And she's not afraid to have a laugh at herself in her music videos or in general.


I think that's actually why I really enjoy her music because live it is OBVIOUS that she isn't lip syncing and that she's actually doing it herself while performing all the other antics.

With anyone else I almost always find myself asking why they aren't out of breath or they stay pitch perfect and there's an obvious conclusion for that.

I think she mint mature really well over the next ten years.
 
Almost as if it is a public and open confession.

Reminds me of Michael Jacksons public confessions :
Talking to the man in the mirror. Telling him to change his ways.
And the other one where he confirms he's not going to spend his life being a coloured :whistle:
 
I love the music in Unconditionally. That click and the warm synths mm mmm mmmmmm goosebumps
 
The things I would do to this woman!

Take her to dinner, talk to her....even cuddle if I really have to :love:

Katy if you are reading this: call me!
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X