Long before, there’s a band called No Doubt that falls under ska music. After a while, there’s Gwen Stefani going solo which was expected of bands with female front acts that has the face value and sex appeal of a commercial model or a Hollywood celebrity, and a talent which does not necessarily equate to having great songwriting skills but having a powerful voice would matter though. But then, Gwen had a sudden change of taste in music. If it’s her choice, then she just wants to be part of the in crowd or the pop clique. Perhaps being chummies with Britney Spears or Christina Aguillera would help her shine more than ever. If it’s not her choice (her talent manager’s choice or the record label she’s with), then it has added to the stereotypical descriptions of major record labels in general. Such stereotypes are being control freaks and being in love with the green which is definitely true for some record labels. Okay Gwen, don’t speak for now. Your current video in MTV is just enough.





Hi! I just looked around online because I was bored and read your entry. I totally agree with you on the Gwen Stefani’s music. Her music has changed from back then when she first came out with No Doubt. I would’ve never noticed the difference if you hadn’t mentioned. I still listen to her music theses days but I never realized it. Well catch you around online. =)
i think she still rocks. her pop still being reggae-ish is cool, which is okay with me.
by the way, i’m a fan. hehehe. (Kaya!!)
hehehe
lea talaga :p
ayus lang yan noh hehehe
musta na? i’ll be going to xaymaca next week perhaps. if not next week the week after next. hehe
2nd week of august? hmmm.. ill text if i can go with you. =)
hehe
orayt :p