I like this song alot I like the mellow,bluesy feel of it,and the lyrics are wonderful.It's one of the strongest songs on his recent album.

I love this song and this album!!

I like the song...for the reasons you've listed Soul'. I'm kinda surprised because I'm not a fan/listener to Mr. Thicke's previous work(s). Could you tell me the other songs on his Cd you like? I'll have to check-it-out. Thanks.
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I don't know why...just can't get into him...

and I LOVE your taste in music, SoulAlive...

I really like this song. Slightly haunting.
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Pretty good - have to give it a few more spins

shorttrini said:

Co-sign. Still wish "You're My Baby" had been a single...

I like this one too. It gets me the way Can You Believe did on the last one.

Yeah, there's a lush feel to the arrangement that works for me. The lyrics at the end kinda got to me...a little bolder than I anticipated.

This and "Lost Without You" are my favorites so far from Thicke. I so wish he and Jennifer Hudson were coming to my town!

Nay!!!!!

I love this song, but I prefer Loverman. I hope that will be a single as well.

TD3 said:

His album 'Something Else' is fantastic.I like it even more than his last album.It's a strong,consistent album that flows really nicely.Robin is Old School.For the most part,he's making R&B music that doesn't rely on hip-hop influences at all.He's more into Marvin Gaye,Al Green and other artists like that.You can hear it in his music.I pretty much like all the songs but my favorites are "Sidestep","Magic","Dreamworld","Shadow Of Doubt", "The Sweetest Love" and the disco-flavored title track,which I hope becomes a future single.The uptempo songs on this album are especially good.


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badujunkie said:

Give it another listen

bettybop said:

especially the Marvin Gaye reference.That part took me by surprise.



The Robin Thicke/Jennifer Hudson tour is an excellent pairing.I think he produced something on her album.That should be a great tour.

AlexdeParis said:

As far as singles go,I want them to focus on the uptempo songs this time "Magic" was an excellent first single.The title track and "Sidestep" would make great future singles.

SoulAlive said:

that track is called "giving myself". he even lends his vocals ontowards the end. magic.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...2ZXIz_UfqU

viciuzurban said:

nice beautiful song

Yay!

Love it...

SoulAlive said:

"Sidestep" is a good choice, but not over "You're My Baby."

SoulAlive said:

I can't tell you how how happy I am for Jennifer that she didn't accept Matthew Knowles' offer to manage her (when she worked with Beyonce on Dreamgirls)
. Although it took a while for her cd to be released, her career seems to be advancing in a very good direction and she is carving out a nice little niche market for herself.

Ottensen said:

She certainly is and unlike Beyonce,she's actually releasing quality music instead of silly,gimmicky crap like "Single Ladies".Jennifer comes across as much more dignified than that.

SoulAlive said:

Exactly...although I like to check out the fun, gimmicky stuff like everyone else, the truth is that I'm pushing 40 and I like having a young r&b artist release mature music I can listen to without feeling I have to get up and do a booty shake

Ottensen said:

I saw Jennifer on 'Oprah' a few weeks ago and she really is a sweet,genuine person.That's how she came across to me.I decided that I really like her.

SoulAlive said:

Now looking for epidode on secret blog with talk shows to track this down

Love it