Great beat somewhere in the middle

Alexandernvrmind said:

I don't know what sort of clubs you go to, but this sounds more like a school disco.

This track is terrible .... I cant see how adding Q-tip is going to make it any better.

anyone got lyrics on this song chocolate box ?????

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johnny2000 said:

Wow. I like it. Upbeat...fun

...WHAT HAPPEND 2 MY THREAD IT IS LIKE GONE!!..oh well have 2 roll with the punches gang...i can go 4 the record that i did not post the link 2 the song...but yes the song is banging!!..i'm AFRAID 2 post the lyrics!!..
..mzsexybaby

..i did receive another e-mail...this is 4 the song..I MISS U..from the black friday album..it is a cover song by the stones...i guess since i didn't trick on the chocolate box..i got i miss u in return!!..
..mzsexybaby
[Edited 3/22/09 14:37pm]

well, Here's the thing.

I'm not crazy about the lyrics, but he did experiment a little and found some simplicity in the instrumentation.. so, i can't complain too terribly much...

Sdldawn said:

I'm not crazy about the lyrics either, but wouldn't you agree they are slightly less embarrassing than There'll Never Be Another?

people people come on now..... can we just keep it on the low

Accujack said:

yeah.. they both aren't a good lead off for this album. However, Never Be Another.. everything about that song kindof urkes me... the cheesy screams, and his delivery.. it's almost obnoxious sounding..

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[Edited 4/28/11 14:51pm]

It's pretty cool Like where the music goes and builds.
If you love Black Sweat you'll probably love this one especially when Q-Tip is added in the mix!!! Some funny lines too
[Edited 3/22/09 16:45pm]

lame song

finally hearin' the full version of this and 'There'll never b another' and they are both just horrid 'Rave' / Incense and candles' era garbage. That said I am totally in love with the LF trax so far but as many of us suspect MPLS may well truly be P in Funk Lite mode.

funkyhead said:

And that is where opinions come in. All of us like different stuff. I loved the Rave era. Loved it!
For me personally, it was fabu!

I've only been a fan since 2004 but this is the worst new song I've ever been around to hear. God, I hate this song so much. I really like There'll Never Be Another though... and I love Lotus Flow3r so far. There is still hope.

npggirl77 said:

fair point but what about all the truly great unreleased trax he could've finally released. i would have much preferred that to these. Let's hope the remaining 6 are much better. BTW i love the title track of Rave.

i love this song... it sounds pretty much exactly how i imagined.. lots of auto-tune vocal layering, quirky sounds, tight beat...


and the lyrics.... whats up, old prince? glad to see the JW influence is slowly wearing off, with lyrics about weed, pills, and being erect


The only lyric I can't decipher, and hopefully someone else got this, "she want to _____ chocolate every day"


what is he saying there?

Has a bit of that first version of Guitar pop bounce sound to it imo.

like it a lot - killer guitar near the end there.

Complete rubbish, this song would be a joke if it was on any album from 1999-Sign o the Times. I still have high hopes for much of MPLSound and like the songs so far from LotusFlow3r but these lyrics are complete cheese. I would expect this from Britney but not P.

Did I miss something,ya'll are talking like the full versions been leaked.

EmeraldSkies said:

Yep.

npggirl77 said:

EmeraldSkies said:

Different version though, without Q-Tip...

Alexandernvrmind said:

This is far from a club banger. The beat with the little guitar pluck at the end of each phrase makes it sound cheesy. Toward 2:30 into the song it shows some promise. The minimalist production is promising, but there is no memorable hook that makes you want to keep playing the record over and over. This will not get any spins in the club.

blacksweat said:

you know darn well that is not what he's singing.
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npggirl77 said:

Yeah,is it just me, or does anyone else hear that same beat like in the beginning of When Doves Cry in the beginning of this one.