has Miley Cyrus Done Anything Decent?

I want peoples opinion.... My kids loved Hannah Montana, and shes said this was just a part for disney...

So has she released/or been a guest on a decent song....

My contribution is Snoop Lion & Miley - Ashtrays & Heartbreaks ...

That's an awesome tune

I have no idea, am fairly sure I have not heard anything she has done. She will have to go some to beat Achy Breaky Heart by her old man though.

My 17 year old daughter, who absolutely HATES Miley Cyrus, still reckons 'The Climb' is a great track.

I'm into hip hop & she's entered that industry now featuring with the likes of wil.i.am, wiz khalifa & Mike Will

Songs like 'Feeling Myself' & '23' are pretty decent tracks, if your into hip hop that is.

Yeah before she found drugs and dick she made some fairly decent tunes, and Hannah Montana was alright

Plus she was incredibly hot

She still is

Olly wrote:Yeah before she found drugs and dick she made some fairly decent tunes, and Hannah Montana was alright

A shocking admission right there Olly. It's gonna take me a while to get over this.

"23" is a funny song... Don't know who told Mike Will that auto tuning that he's "in the club, high on perp with some shades on, tatted up, MINI SKIRT, and his Jays on" is a manly sounding idea - Sure, all men wish to get high while wearing Jordan's and Mini skirts. No?

I liked her song "We can't Stop", if I'm honest, real last call party tune -mumbling the lines with your friends at 4 a.m while the bouncer tries to point you towards the door (we don't get bounced - I'm 6'0 94kg, and I'm the smallest guy in our circle)... BRILLIANT.

She will have done something decent when she announces her retirement from the music industry.

She says Sinead O'Connor is one of her role models, yet behaves more like Lindsay Lohan. Hmm...

I do wonder why people get wound up by the likes of Cyrus or One Direction. I have no intention of ever buying one of their records or going to see them live, similarly I tend not to watch programmes they appear on or listen to radio stations that play them. As such they have minimal impact on my life.

Rowley wrote:I do wonder why people get wound up by the likes of Cyrus or One Direction. I have no intention of ever buying one of their records or going to see them live, similarly I tend not to watch programmes they appear on or listen to radio stations that play them. As such they have minimal impact on my life.

Pretty impossible Jeff. Bieber manages to get his grill everywhere. Don't hate OD (i genuinely think i've never heard one of their songs), or Cyrus as I'd love to hang out the back of it. Bieber on the other hand - my pet hate is white guys who try to be black. It is embarrassing.

Like I say Sean I would never pretend I have not heard of him but if you were to ask me to name or sing one of his songs, beyond that one that goes Baby, Baby, Baby I would be absolutely stumped. He still exerts absolutely minimal impact on my life. I can no more get wound up about him than I would Eastenders, which I also never watch.

Rowley wrote:I do wonder why people get wound up by the likes of Cyrus or One Direction. I have no intention of ever buying one of their records or going to see them live, similarly I tend not to watch programmes they appear on or listen to radio stations that play them. As such they have minimal impact on my life.

Had a minor disagreement with my wife at the weekend and as punishment she put on One Direction in the car knowing I would just make myself look even more of a git by objecting. Trust me on this, it was one of the longest car journey's I've ever made. It was just song after song of utter piffle most of it ripped off from someone else. At one point there's a bit that sounds like Coldplay which to be honest had to the the absolute nadir of the whole experience.

What would you think if they covered a SLAYER song?

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:What would you think if they covered a SLAYER song?

I'd think it represented a marked improvement on the original but doubt Dave would agree.

Rowley wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:What would you think if they covered a SLAYER song?

I'd think it represented a marked improvement on the original but doubt Dave would agree.

I'm wondering if they would become ONE DIRECTION or simply 1D as opposed to 1d.

They become 1D (RIP)

Or I'd just wonder if my tea had been spiked or if the whole world hadn't just gone f*****g mental

Rowley wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:What would you think if they covered a SLAYER song?

I'd think it represented a marked improvement on the original but doubt Dave would agree.

Just displaying your ignorance there Rowley. I thought you were better than that but clearly not

harumph

Back on topic, she did display some remarkable muff grooming in that Terry Richardson photo shoot.

I believe the non-sexist term is genital topiary

DAVE667 wrote:I believe the non-sexist term is genital topiary

Either way, that thong was like piano wire through a ball of Edam.

Can I just remind you all that just because the topics in this subject tend to be discussed in a fairly light hearted manner it does not exempt them from site rules or libel laws.

Rowley wrote:Can I just remind you all that just because the topics in this subject tend to be discussed in a fairly light hearted manner it does not exempt them from site rules or libel laws.

Sorry Jeff. Have Edam been on the phone to complain?

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Rowley wrote:Can I just remind you all that just because the topics in this subject tend to be discussed in a fairly light hearted manner it does not exempt them from site rules or libel laws.

Sorry Jeff.  Have Edam been on the phone to complain?

"Yesh, hellow..our cheeshe ish quite firm baby and piano wire ishn't going to schlice through it sho eashily baby sho take that back, baby!" (probably sounds more like Sean Connery trying to do an impersonation of Austin Powers but you get the idea)

Rowley wrote:I do wonder why people get wound up by the likes of Cyrus or One Direction. I have no intention of ever buying one of their records or going to see them live, similarly I tend not to watch programmes they appear on or listen to radio stations that play them. As such they have minimal impact on my life.

I think many of us are like you, in that we don't watch or buy their stuff.

Its when they are deemed newsworthy because they've done something stupid or "outrageous" and get a couple of minutes' air time on the news, extended to hours becasue the stations feel the need to repeat the story for the rest of the week, that they get annoying.

Personally, its not their absolute lack of talent I find annoying, its the fact I end up hearing or watching news items about their idiotic behaviour...and then despairing for the world's youth that they have "role models" like Bieber and Cyrus.

It wouldn't be so bad but today's kids seem to think they are meant to emulate their heroes.

Back when my generation was rocking out to the likes of Guns n Roses and Motley Crue, we were at least vaguely aware that while the music was awesome, they were essentially all degenerates and that it probably wasn't a good idea to copy their lifestyles.

yeah, and your generation then proceeded to f*ck up the damn economy borrowing money that didnt exist at exorbitant rates - too much rock and roll... no?

kingraf wrote:yeah, and your generation then proceeded to f*ck up the damn economy borrowing money that didnt exist at exorbitant rates - too much rock and roll... no?

I'd hardly call Tony Blair and Gordon Brown "my generation". I think you mean the generation before mine.

I'd also blame idiotic financial planning, planning rather than rock 'n' roll.

When rock stars blow their money on drugs (followed by rehab) they can always make another record to pay off their debts. When politicians blow our money, they end up having to get bail-outs from the IMF...



Sorry for going off-topic there...just wanted to set the record straight.