Revisiting Robin Thicke's Paula (5 Years After Blurred Lines)
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Revisiting Robin Thicke's Paula (5 Years After Blurred Lines) with tags review, album, album review, full album, reaction, live, robin thicke, blurred lines, paula, paula patton, get her back, still madly crazy, forever love, lost without u, when i get you alone, jay z, 4 44, the story of oj, beyonce, lemonade, kanye west, ye, lost without you, analysis, theory, production, history, music
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In this month’s case study, during the five-year anniversary of the chart success of “Blurred Lines,” I take a look at Robin Thicke’s follow-up album. Blatantly inspired by his marital turmoil, and initially pegged as a failure, I wanted to find out: is it really that bad? Does Thicke deserve our sympathy? And have any albums attempted what he tried since? The answers are yes, not really, and surprisingly yes.
Do you agree? Disagree? Do you think maybe I’m going deaf, maybe I'm going blind, or maybe I'm out of my mind? Let me know in the comments!
Songs Used:
- All songs on Robin Thicke's Paula (2014), except "Whatever I Want"
- "Blurred Lines" and "Ooh La La" from Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines (2013)
- "4:44" and "The Story of OJ" from Jay-Z's 4:44 (2017)
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