How to alienate his fans (and how to win back)

In every way it knew how Sinead O'Connor, after her sensational good as well as the successful album "I do not want what I have not got" (approx 4.Mio copies sold), in the years after 1990, the loyalty of their fans to provide the sample.
The so dainty and fragile-looking young woman was a militancy develop the occasionally disconcerting already degenerated. She leaned appearances at events in the US from when there the national anthem would sing before their performance should, she took four Grammy Awards not to, sympathized in interviews before with the IRA, and burned in front of the camera a picture of the Pope, wanted Frank Sinatra not cross paths because they would beat him otherwise, announced from time to time angry their withdrawal from the music business at the end of last year, she delighted us with the turmoil of a 16-day marriage, now she would like in the Playboy. ..
It is fan and holds the out its views divides maybe here and there, but wondered usually already, if not maybe a little considerate would have one or the other message can be transported, one way or another action not perhaps also better would be easy to stay or at least not to celebrate so publicly. The ranks of fans thinned noticeably.

And musically, it was to be boiled hard to remain constant loyal fan. Now I'm always an ardent supporter of the attitude that you have an artist grant free development and can not expect him obediently submits to the audience what this expected (especially as it then at some point is, or even makes always the same). Projects and changes you have to accept if you want to get not only service-music to the ears.
Well, to accept there were also musically a lot. The priority in the years after 2000 came many a album I fight today. The ranks of fans exposed further. All too many were not, but I persevered, I faithfully bought all albums like gold.

Now I hear "How about I be me (and you be you)?" the eighth, ninth and pinch myself still. Is it true? Is that really the new album of Sinead O'Connor?
It is so beautifully sad, so melodious angry, so winking cheerful, musically fresh and not go into it only with difficulty into must operate in spheres be original but not annoying stressful and textually faithful and far braver pop poetry.

The album has the potential new fans and old to recover. Would not it now in 1993, "How about ..." to succeed "I do not ..." appeared (and without all the excesses in time), then the music world would now enthusiastically speak only of this board and drown rightly "Even better than the last album." "Nothing Compares 2 U" was great, but now hear "Back Where You Belong" - sadly does not go even more beautiful!
We can only hope it does not go down and rediscover many Sinead - it's worth, a really great album!