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PrintableHarlepolis said: EllisDee said: you're right though, that tweet song is off the chain... i bought the cd for "smokin' cigarettes" after i saw her do it on mtv... i never really cared for "oops" (although it has grown on me)... but when i got to complain, i was like, "damn this is different"... and "motel"... "go to hell, baby"...  ... she killed it...I'm saying
Its a helluva debut album minus the lead singles. Tweet possesses maturity 2wice her age and the woman is a tight lyrics writer. it really is... even including the lead singles, it's still a damn good debut album... i don't think "oops" really fits the mood of the rest of the album, but it's a good club jam... i don't know how much help she had in the lyrics department, but her lyrics were def above and beyond those of most other r&b debuts of the past few years... i'd say her debut was as tight as alicia's... and the production was a little better, too (somebody shoulda replaces alicia's drum machines with a real drummer)... i think the duet with bilal was badass, too... i also like the fact that her album wasn't loaded with guest stars... i think a lot of people shove a million and one guests stars on their albums to get them to sell... but i think tweet did a good job of trying to stand on her own... missy was the only big star on the album, because bilal is hardly a superstar...  Mr. Ellis Dee-licious, the Official NPGigolo 
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AnckSuNamun said: vainandy said: Anything by Aaron Neville.
yeah. I love his voice.....truely original. You have a right to your preferences but I'm sorry, I wasn't giving him a complement.  [Edited 12/21/04 22:20pm] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: You have a right to your preferences but I'm sorry, I wasn't giving him a complement.
oh...   well....I still like his voice.
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MrTation said: found1 said: Prince- Delirious. heavy on the rockabilly action.
Yeah.That sounds about as "country" as Ice Cube's "Now I Gotta Wet 'Cha"
On the other hand , according to Supernova , Funkadelic's "One Nation Under A Groove" contains a banjo... Actually, it sounds quite country. From the timing to the washboard percussion, to the twangy synths. yesiree, sounds mighty country to me. 
oh yeah, Supernova's right about the banjo. [Edited 12/22/04 14:09pm] | |
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[quote] AnckSuNamun said: vainandy said: You have a right to your preferences but I'm sorry, I wasn't giving him a complement.
oh... well....I still like his voice. Hey, it's cool. To me, he just sounds too whiney.Andy is a four letter word. | |
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