KELIS
Published April 02, 2004
I'm no expert on music, and probably cannot review it truly intelligently. But, I have had tracks two, eight, and thirteen of this CD rumbling through my head for the better part of a month. This, in case you cannot tell, is an endorsement.
I bought the CD because of track three, Milkshake. But this is not the best song on her CD. Not even close.
Tracks four and five are good as well. And all the others are pretty decent.
I encourage all BlogCritics to at least sample some of this music. It may not be your thing, but it's mine.
Of course, I also listen to Ray Stevens and the Insane Clown Posse, so you are welcome to take my advice with a grain of salt...
RJ Elliott is a graduate student studying Criminal Justice at the University Of Central Florida. His likes include nature, sports, and pierced blondes. He dislikes daytime television, left-wing dictators, and lead-tainted Chinese imports. He is ambivalent about Angelina Jolie.
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- Published: April 02, 2004
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- Filed Under: Music: DJ, Music: Electronica, Music: Funk, Music: International/World, Music: Pop, Music: Popular and Standards, Music: Hip-hop, Music: Rap, Music: Reggae and Caribbean
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I LOVE Kelis, this is a great album I really enjoy listening to it, I prefered Kelis back in the day though! 'In Public' feat. Nas is my fave track on this album!
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jams that hit you in the gut and move you at the core of your life. I can't stop
listening to it. Check it out at http://www.shakabuku.com and hear for yourself.
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