Frank Sinatra got that one right.I will never forget the massive amount of hate she got for tearing up that picture of the Pope. But guess what...she was 100% right and didn't deserve the hate she got.
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Frank Sinatra got that one right.I will never forget the massive amount of hate she got for tearing up that picture of the Pope. But guess what...she was 100% right and didn't deserve the hate she got.
Vanilla Ice? Seriously, that's your comparison? We could talk all day about crappy artists who sold millions of albums. And he's definitely one of them.
Ripping off a sample of "Under Pressure" without permission isn't the same as covering a song (with permission) and putting your own stamp on it where it very well might surpass the original. Which is what Sinead did with the Prince song, "Nothing Compares 2 U".
She also had many other songs that charted highly as well. "The Emperor's New Clothes" hit #1 on the Billboard Alternative Chart as did "Nothing Compares 2 U".
She wasn't a mainstream pop/rock artist either. She was in the "Alternative" genre with her early work getting play mostly on college radio and alternative rock stations.
And again, she had a lot of critical acclaim, and deservedly so.
Vanilla Ice sold over 8 million with the album to the Extreme and over 500k with extremely live. He’s still a one hit wonder.
I should also mention he is a damn good dancer and his raps were not bad. Yet if he died I would not try and pretend he was something he wasn’t.
And Vanilla Ice won a Kids' Choice Award, check mate.
Did Vanilla Ice publically expose something as horrific as what she did on SNL?
comparing V. Ice to Sinead? LOL, that is an intellectually challenged exerciseEvery single one of Vanilla Ice's records were god ******* awful, have you ever listened to any of them? O'Connor had a handful of good to decent albums, the idea that they are the same because "they both had one hit" is so stupid it makes sense that knownothing posted it.
I loved Mandinka the first time I heard it! Cannot remeber if it was on MTV or SNL, but it blew me away, and I went out and bought the album.One of my co-workers back in 1988-89 was a pretty big Sinead fan and would talk her up in conversation … this was well before Nothing Compares 2 U and few people knew anything about her. Then I saw her perform Mandinka at the 1989 Grammys on TV - wow. Powerhouse song and powerhouse performance. Sure, I guess she was a one-hit wonder but she recorded some good songs. I hope she’s found peace.