Sentence examples for make great pop from inspiring English sources
The public will make great pop songs hits.
Laughing boy continues: "If Madonna had any common sense she would have made a record like Ray Of Light and stayed away from the dance stuff and just been a great pop singer and make great pop records, which she does brilliantly".
"Swedes have been making great pop songs since Abba," he argued.
It can repackage your happiest memories as a Vegas revue, making great pop songs watery with orchestration and brassy with "American Idol -style beltIdol -style
Making great pop is like making a great ham sandwich … It's incredibly easy to do, but hard to do perfectly.
Clearly, the 1970s were the great age of porky, beardy, ugly blokes making great pop (Abba, ELO, 10CC) – but the 80s still allowed the ill-favoured and over-40 to have a mainstream musical presence.
From his beaten-up and disturbed version of Soft Cell's Tainted Love, all bitterness distilled to violent rage, to the throbbing dark-disco stomp of The Beautiful People, he makes great pop songs that embrace the teenage fundamentals - swearing, strutting and sulking.
The type of obsessive attention he pays to Huey Lewis epitomises the way the book and its protagonist operate: Patrick makes some salient but ultimately vapid points regarding the evaluation of what makes great pop music, while ironically deriding such fare by virtue of the attention that it garners from the public at large.
The type of obsessive attention he pays to Huey Lewis epitomizes the way the book and its protagonist operate: Patrick makes some salient but ultimately vapid points regarding the evaluation of what makes great pop music, while ironically deriding such fare by virtue of the attention that it garners from the public at large.
Pop stars make great studies for caricature because of the mix of public image and self-disclosure in their performances.
Obviously it's quite far from being pop, but there's something about it that just makes you think this would make a great pop record.
