Reply #90 posted 06/30/14 4:38am
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@ 1Oak LA on June 26, 2014 in West hollywood, Ca, the Paula album release party. Credit: Getty Images
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Reply #91 posted 06/30/14 4:44am
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Robin Thicke performs onstage during the BET AWARDS '14 at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on June 29, 2014 in Los Angeles, California.
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Reply #93 posted 06/30/14 2:06pm
JoeBala 
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^^I liked that song.
Robin Thicke Explains Paula Patton Album Dedication
He's named the whole set 'Paula'
Robin Thicke has said that his decision to name new album Paula was a deliberate attempt at transparency with his fans.
The star's split from wife Paula Patton inspired the vast majority of the record's songs, and he's now said that there was a method behind the cringe-worthily obvious title.
"I came right off a tour and I had all these songs and all these ideas and feelings in my heart. And I went right into the studio," he told Ryan Seacrest.

Robin Thicke (WENN)
"I wrote all the songs in about three weeks and we recorded the album in about a month."
He added: "Obviously all the songs were about her or about how I feel about her. A lot of songwriters have done this kind of thing before. They won't tell you in the title or they'll be suggestive.
"I was just like, 'There's no reason to hide who this is about'. It's all about her."
He didn't divulge what her reaction to the whole thing has been, but called her "a remarkable woman".
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Reply #94 posted 06/30/14 5:41pm
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He wrote all the songs in three weeks? Is this his way of telling us ahead of time that the album might suck?  Trolls be gone! |
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Reply #95 posted 06/30/14 6:07pm
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You can preview the full album here right now I, however, will wait until tomorrow to listen to it after making a purchase. |
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Reply #96 posted 06/30/14 8:32pm
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You can preview the full album here right now I, however, will wait until tomorrow to listen to it after making a purchase.
listening right now so far,I like what I'm hearing |
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Reply #97 posted 06/30/14 8:41pm
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SoulAlive said:
Identity said:
You can preview the full album here right now I, however, will wait until tomorrow to listen to it after making a purchase.
listening right now so far,I like what I'm hearing
Hahaha you know I'm still waiting on you Soul I hope it's not all sappy drivel  Trolls be gone! |
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Reply #98 posted 06/30/14 8:51pm
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SeventeenDayze said:
SoulAlive said:
listening right now so far,I like what I'm hearing
Hahaha you know I'm still waiting on you Soul I hope it's not all sappy drivel 
I'm halfway through it and it all sounds good.It's the not the sad,sappy,ballad-heavy album that I thought it would be "Whatever I Want" is a great uptempo jam. |
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Reply #99 posted 06/30/14 9:26pm
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I give it a thumbs up.Fans who liked Robin's earlier work (before Blurred Lines) will like this album alot.Since he wrote and produced it himself,It feels more genuine...the type of music that he's really into.
"Forever Love" is a potential smash hit....a really nice ballad.
"Too Little Too Late","Whatever I Want" and "You're My Fantasy" are the other tracks that really stand out.
The good news: it's not all ballads it's a good mix of slow songs and uptempo tracks.
This album won't be a massive seller."Forever Love" is the only 'obvious' hit,imo.There's nothing as catchy as "Blurred Lines" here,so it'll be interesting to see how radio responds to these songs.
but I'm digging it gonna pick up my copy tomorrow
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Reply #100 posted 06/30/14 9:32pm
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SoulAlive said:
I give it a thumbs up.Fans who liked Robin's earlier work (before Blurred Lines) will like this album alot.Since he wrote and produced it himself,It feels more genuine...the type of music that he's really into.
"Forever Love" is a potential smash hit....a really nice ballad.
"Too Little Too Late","Whatever I Want" and "You're My Fantasy" are the other tracks that really stand out.
The good news: it's not all ballads it's a good mix of slow songs and uptempo tracks.
This album won't be a massive seller."Forever Love" is the only 'obvious' hit,imo.There's nothing as catchy as "Blurred Lines" here,so it'll be interesting to see how radio responds to these songs.
but I'm digging it gonna pick up my copy tomorrow
Thanks for the review. I'm actually kind of relieved that there's nothing on here like Blurred Lines. I liked the song but I was a bit worried that he was going to change directions based off that one song. I really like Robin Thicke and I'm sure the rest of his fan base will enjoy this new material as much as his other older, R&B stuff....
All we can expect now is that whack ass Justin Timberlake to break up with his wife and do the same thing....

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Reply #101 posted 06/30/14 9:50pm
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Robin Thicke: Paula (Target Deluxe Edition)
1. You're My Fantasy 2. Get Her Back 3. Still Madly Crazy 4. Lock The Door 5. Whatever I Want 6. Living In New York City 7. Love Can Grow Back 8. Black Tar Cloud 9. Too Little Too Late 10. Tippy Toes 11. Something Bad 12. The Opposite Of Me 13. Time Of Your Life 14. Forever Love 15. Too Little Too Late – Acoustic (Target Exclusive) 16. Get Her Back – Acoustic (Target Exclusive) 17. The Opposite Of Me – Acoustic (Target Exclusive)

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Reply #102 posted 06/30/14 9:53pm
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His new single, Thicke hips, thin waist. All you others say Hell Yea!!  |
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Reply #103 posted 06/30/14 10:55pm
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GOODNESS! I just finished listening to the snippets of the album and my God, its definitely a solid album. Reminds me of his early albums that I love. The passion in his voice, lawd Might be the best R&B album I've heard in 2014.  I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. |
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Reply #104 posted 07/01/14 12:40am
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missfee said: GOODNESS! I just finished listening to the snippets of the album and my God, its definitely a solid album. Reminds me of his early albums that I love. The passion in his voice, lawd Might be the best R&B album I've heard in 2014.  Yeah,that's one thing that really stands out on this album:his vocals! He's singing with so much soulful passion. |
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Reply #105 posted 07/01/14 6:44am
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missfee said:
GOODNESS! I just finished listening to the snippets of the album and my God, its definitely a solid album. Reminds me of his early albums that I love. The passion in his voice, lawd Might be the best R&B album I've heard in 2014. 
Is it me or is the music industry deliberately trying to destroy R&B? It's like they are trying to make it shameful to actually sing and play an instrument these days. Robin Thicke kinda rubbed me the wrong way (as a fan) when he sued Marvin Gaye's estate but I haven't heard anything else about it. Maybe it was just a stupid publicity stunt. Either way, I hope he doesn't pull those kind of dumb antics again and just accept the fact that he walks a fine line of being a copycat and an original artist. But, good for him for being in the game this long. He's made some great music over the years. [Edited 6/30/14 23:45pm] Trolls be gone! |
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Reply #107 posted 07/01/14 10:46pm
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SeventeenDayze said:
missfee said:
GOODNESS! I just finished listening to the snippets of the album and my God, its definitely a solid album. Reminds me of his early albums that I love. The passion in his voice, lawd Might be the best R&B album I've heard in 2014. 
Is it me or is the music industry deliberately trying to destroy R&B? It's like they are trying to make it shameful to actually sing and play an instrument these days. Robin Thicke kinda rubbed me the wrong way (as a fan) when he sued Marvin Gaye's estate but I haven't heard anything else about it. Maybe it was just a stupid publicity stunt. Either way, I hope he doesn't pull those kind of dumb antics again and just accept the fact that he walks a fine line of being a copycat and an original artist. But, good for him for being in the game this long. He's made some great music over the years.
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real r&b was destroyed over a quarter century ago |
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Reply #108 posted 07/01/14 10:59pm
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Scorp said:
SeventeenDayze said:
Is it me or is the music industry deliberately trying to destroy R&B? It's like they are trying to make it shameful to actually sing and play an instrument these days. Robin Thicke kinda rubbed me the wrong way (as a fan) when he sued Marvin Gaye's estate but I haven't heard anything else about it. Maybe it was just a stupid publicity stunt. Either way, I hope he doesn't pull those kind of dumb antics again and just accept the fact that he walks a fine line of being a copycat and an original artist. But, good for him for being in the game this long. He's made some great music over the years.
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real r&b was destroyed over a quarter century ago
I agree. For example, someone like Bruno Mars could easily do R&B but since the industry wants to kill off the genre (but not completely because Adele is still around), Bruno probably isn't going to touch it.
Robin Thicke has the luxury of being a pop star and R&B star all he wants but not everyone can do that and still get the same level of support from their record label. Trolls be gone! |
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Reply #109 posted 07/02/14 12:01am
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SeventeenDayze said:
Scorp said:
real r&b was destroyed over a quarter century ago
I agree. For example, someone like Bruno Mars could easily do R&B but since the industry wants to kill off the genre (but not completely because Adele is still around), Bruno probably isn't going to touch it.
Robin Thicke has the luxury of being a pop star and R&B star all he wants but not everyone can do that and still get the same level of support from their record label.
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Reply #110 posted 07/02/14 1:03am
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Scorp said:
SeventeenDayze said:
I agree. For example, someone like Bruno Mars could easily do R&B but since the industry wants to kill off the genre (but not completely because Adele is still around), Bruno probably isn't going to touch it.
Robin Thicke has the luxury of being a pop star and R&B star all he wants but not everyone can do that and still get the same level of support from their record label.
excellent points
Thanks. Yeah you'll never hear any of Tyreese's music played on pop stations lol.....but I think I heard one or two of Ginuwine's songs on pop radio but it wasn't for long. I read in a magazine that TGT is trying to "save" R&B and I knew exactly what they were talking about.
When TMZ only talks about the BET awards to talk about these so-called "violent" incidents (that most likely have nothing at all to do with BET people), something's not right. One of the black guys on TMZ was like, "Well, did anyone actually win any awards at the awards show?" What he was getting at was that there was an awards show with top notch performers there but the creetins at TMZ only want to show the "shootings" that happened 20 miles away....
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Reply #111 posted 07/02/14 3:51am
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Gonna listen to the whole album later, but "you're my fantasy" already cool, nice sexy rhythm.
There's somethings different with his voice, on "still madly crazy" and "lock the door"he sounds pretty raw, love that.
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Reply #112 posted 07/02/14 3:56am
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Gonna listen to the whole album later, but "you're my fantasy" already cool, nice sexy rhythm.
There's somethings different with his voice, on "still madly crazy" and "lock the door"he sounds pretty raw, love that.
Good to hear that this album isn't a stinker I was a bit worried that this was going to be an entire album full of drivel Keep the reviews coming---I'm gonna check the album out eventually! Trolls be gone! |
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