Song Identification help: "Let's Go"

Oh my goodness gracious. I'm going to have to quote Wikipedia for this one.

"There is also a difference between the first album Aquarium and the second album Aquarius. Aquarium had many similar tracks whereas Aquarius experimented with acoustic instruments and genres like country and Latin music. At the end of the 1990s the interest for eurodance music was dropping. Aqua's second album, Aquarius, which was released in 2000, was therefore not as well timed as the first one."

First off, what exactly are they saying in that last sentence? There too much implication with that statement.

Yes, the 2nd album had a lot of experimentation. However, I feel the new sounds deviated too far from the Barbie Girl. I think it is great that a group wants to try out different sounds (GO FOR IT), but I feel in this case they didn't give us enough Barbie Girl. Toy-Box on the other hand gave fans exactly what they wanted for the 2nd album, Barbie Girl. They used a couple different ideas and I liked them.

I admit that Aqua's 2nd cd was relatively bubblegum in comparison to Daze's 2nd. That "15 Min. of Fame" was a total shock for me. I still to this day feel numb when thinking about how exciting it was going to be to finally hear their new music. My hands were trembling when I typed in their website address and clicked on the "listen" button to hear their new song. Then a lump of yuckiness sunk to the bottom of my heart and slid down to the bottom of my stomach. I didn't know what I was listening to but it certainly wasn't the "Superhero" or "Toy Boy" that I fell in love with. It was the complete opposite feeling I had when I first heard the song "Superhero."

But then came Love System "Bim Bam Boy" and I learned how to love again after that. I healed.

Seriously though, if you really love a sound that an artist produces, you are going to get your heart broken if they unexpectedly change that sound for something you don't like.

Be careful for what you wish for because you just might get it and be disappointed.

I think Cascada should keep their sound, just improve the technology they use to make it and stop crapping out silly covers. They also need better song writing and need to start playing around with the background synthesizers. They really are on to something. I see so much potential for this project! Their overall score is an 8/10.

Fingers crossed it's the right song! I have a feeling it probably will be, but even if it isn't it's probably another cool bubblegum song we haven't heard anyway.

I loved how they used orchestras and stuff in the second album. As far as that quote where it says they experimented with country and latin, well, they TOTALLY did a latin song on the first album, which I wasn't a huge fan of (Heat of the Night). Although "Cuba Libre" was a hot song, even my gay-hating, country loving, Aqua despising dad loved it.

As far as being careful what I wish for, you're right, I might be disappointed, but one can also be just as easily disappointed by a group that beats a dead horse (won't say any names...), so I'm willing to take a daring risk and ask for some change A moderate amount.

As for what you said about Cascada, I whole-heartedly agree with what you said. Although, I don't know if they're covers, but lyrically, I LOVE "Faded" and "Holiday".

I kind of fit somewhere inbetween the two views.

I think changing their sound is good in that the artists can experiment with different sounds, but I think it really boils down to the actual artist getting sick of their own style and wanting to change, rather than basing their decisions on what the fans want. I agree with what Rick said, that if an artist has a formula that works, and if it's popular with the fans, why change it?

DAZE is a good example in a sound-change that went WRONG. I did an interview with Jesper Zar a while ago, and he even admitted that it was a huge mistake. They thought that their new style would be much more popular, when in actual fact it disappointed their current fans and they lost their current fans as a result. He even said he had one fan email him to say he purchased two copies of "They Came To Rule" just so Daze will return with a new album in their original style!

A good example of a sound change that has been successful, on the other hand, is YUMM YUMM. Yumm Yumm returned in 2007 with an updated sound, to accompany the Cascada style that was hugely popular around the world. While the creator Nivek Tek is a huge fan of traditional bubblegum, he decided to choose an updated style so that they would be taken more seriously in the music industry. I think their new style has been very successful so far, and they've signed up many well-known producers from around the world to work to create the new mixes.

changes in music doesnt bother me much either =P I guess it depends if the songs catch my attention. to catch my attention, I gotta like how it sounds, the lyrics and wht it's about,..

I agree with you on that too XD Music cgange dont bother me, but other kinds of changes do a little depending on what it is

Basshunter comes to mind. Ever since their success, they've since been producing english tracks that have been less than.

Yeah got the same responce, I dont think he understood the question because he makes no reference to having seen the show, so I wouldnt buy it

nope all I said was in a "Epsiode of Queer as Folk" with no reference so he is guessing unless he watches that show

Maybe he was mad and wanted us to go away? Or am I being too optimistic?

Well, it's definitely NOT "Princess - Let's Go", I just received the CDM in the mail now, and it's definitely not the song in that video. Princess's "Let's Go" sounds a bit like a mix between Popsie, Passion Fruit and S.O.A.P. It's a pretty good song still.

Still no luck finding this song! I've ripped the audio from the video so it is easy to play for those wondering if they know it. Please repost this else where if you want. Hopefully we'll be able to track down this song soon.

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