- May 17, 2007
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this cd is very solid, idk why you guys are dissapointed. a very mature cd.
appetite is something serious, better be his 3rd single.
appetite is something serious, better be his 3rd single.
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she got her door locked and the lock dont fit your key.. yet you punchin' other numbers in the ADT.. and you're wonderin' how the **** I let this happen to me.. better not feed.. feed.. feed that appetite..
Usher is a beast![]()
Considering Usher didn't write the song... quoting any of his lyrics isn't exactly a good way of showcasing his talent![]()
Anyway... I have listened to this album over and over the past week. Over and Over. Musically... I am a huge Usher fan, so this CD was highly anticipated forme. After listening so many times, I have to say that the intent is absolutely there, and the effort is 100% there. And from that standpoint, I give Usherall the credit in the world. My number 1 problem with many artists these days is that they just simply DO NOT evolve. They never show growth, and that'swhy you have 41 year old legends with gold extensions in their hair up in the club sippin patrone with 10 year olds![]()
Musically, Usher said... "I'm not doing the autotune, I'm not joining in any trends... I'm gonna do what I'm feelin." Usher is 30years old now, and this album absolutely reflects that. In fact, he nailed it growth wise. I truly appreciated that he was not afraid to do that... it justneeded to be communicated better musically.
The only problem with the album is that, musically, he tried to show growth and often times came up with a stale product. And conceptually, the lyrics andthe song themes began to get monotonous. His constant repetition of the theme of monogamy got on my *%#%$$! nerves. We get it Usher... you married yourbulldog, and you're proud of her. But every song was using the same rehashed theme and at the end of the CD, it was just like "ok... enoughalready."
The production on the album was definitely less than stellar. JD could have come waaay harder, and Will I Am should be ashamed of himself with the trash he hasbeen making lately and giving to people.
Musical Evolution/Growth - 5/5
Vocals - 4/5
Music - 3/5
Overall - 3-3.5/5
Usher is gonna get some backlash from this album in upcoming weeks (he already is from review sites and magazines)... but I still appreciate the CD. Itdoesn't compare to 8701 or Confessions... but you will see him make up for that with his re-release. I can guarantee that you will see some bangers onthat re-release to ensure that his album sales remain high.
Considering Usher didn't write the song... quoting any of his lyrics isn't exactly a good way of showcasing his talentOriginally Posted by DMV is RNB
she got her door locked and the lock dont fit your key.. yet you punchin' other numbers in the ADT.. and you're wonderin' how the **** I let this happen to me.. better not feed.. feed.. feed that appetite..
Usher is a beast![]()
Originally Posted by Jiffyl00b
Anyone think, the label is goin to do a re-release for this album like they did with Confessions?
If so they should add "Play Me", "Echo" and "Dat Girl Right There" (I heard the mastered version and it sounds really dope to me, definately a banger). I dont think adding another club banger wouldnt hurt.
Originally Posted by lnMyMind
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Originally Posted by wanksta23
is it just me or does trading spaces kind of sound like J. Holidays "Bed?"
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