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Originally Posted by BigJimmyC
Chances are she'll get picked up by another lable, I wouldnt worry about it.
Im confused about the comments about Lidnsay Lohan, if you heard her songs they arent bubble gum pop (I dont like her songs btw)....and nothing anymore is bubble gum pop so I dont know why that would play into the equation. Isnt the market driven by Rock (rock-pop) and Rap/R&B acts anyway?
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Lindsay lohan/Avril/Hilary/etc. , they're all predictable, generic pop albums with a "rock" exterior. I guess you can think of it as pop disguised as rock. Very manufactured, done by the numbers and just very disposable...
Same with the Rap/R&B acts now. Its gotten to the point where they're all the same.
Pretty much anything played on none statellite radio has become pretty crappy.