Listen to some Kesha songs like Goodbye, Innocence and Pills, and While You Were Sleeping. They're all unreleased but examples of what Kesha would be doing musically if she wasn't a Dr. Luke puppet. Also check out her cover of Dolly Parton's Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You as well as her cover of Dylan's Don't…

I guess regressive cavemen could appreciate Kesha ballads. Sorry for being judgmental cave folks.

There was always confusion about why Kesha signed with Luke in 2005 but then had no involvement with him until 2008. The story always was that he was too busy to work with her. But being too busy is actually good when you're trying to break a new artist because there's lots of chances to get them on features. Her…

Yes. Her latest song True Colors was supposed to impact radio on May 10 but got pulled two days before. Now this. The whole she can work with other producers things seems really insincere at this point.

How do songs like Past Lives and The Harold Song fit into "regressive cave-man rock?" The first is a cutesy love song. The second about heartbreak.

That's the main reason I don't believe he's innocent. Kesha accused him of rape in 2005 when she was still a nobody. She had zero financial value at the time to him. So why did he fight to hold onto her when lawyers for her management company were trying to negotiate with him to get her out of the contract? He could…

When you put someone under oath, it doesn't magically make them tell the truth. People lie under oath all the time. And she wasn't in court. It was a deposition. The fact is she was telling people for years that Luke raped her. A lawyer sent Luke a letter in early 2006 saying Kesha wouldn't work with him any more…