CD Review: Will Smith - Lost & Found

Written by Regina Avalos
Published March 30, 2005

Will Smith. A name you immediately recognize. Most associate it with blockbuster summer movies. Other associate it with rap lyrics with a positive message behind them. People also know him as a devoted husband and father.

In the last two decades, Will Smith is a name people have come to know. But music is where he began. His first CD was released in the late eighties, and soon after the anthem about how "parents just don't understand" was released, he began his journey into acting with the release of his popular hit television show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

It wasn't until his appearance in the blockbuster summer hit, Independence Day, that he became the man of the summer blockbuster. Each and every summer since that movie was released, Will Smith has appeared in at least one of the big summer movies. This past summer it was I. Robot.

However, this year has been a busy year for Mr. Smith. Not only was I, Robot released. He also played the voice of a main character in the animated movie, Shark Tale, and he also released another movie, a comedy this time, Hitch, in the last month. With a soundtrack out for that containing one of his songs, you would think a new CD release during all of this craziness would be out of the question.

This is where you would be wrong. This week has seen the release of another CD by Will Smith, Lost & Found. This CD is 15 tracks, with one hidden bonus track.

I have been a fan of his music since he began, so picking up this CD wasn't hard to do. I was glad that I did. This CD has what you've come to expect from this man and his music. He has always made a clear stance when it came to having clean-cut music. He doesn't feel the need to fill his music with cussing in the lyrics and negative messages. This is what you see so much of in music of today, especially when it comes to those in rap and hip hop genres.

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#1 — April 14, 2005 @ 02:15AM — Temple Stark [URL]

Gina ... wait up. Man can't you be staying in one place for long? :-)


I promoted this review to Advance.net. That means I put it here (and these places) where it could potentially be read by another few hundred thousand readers.

- Thank you for the post. Temple Stark

#2 — April 14, 2005 @ 02:23AM — Gina [URL]

Thanks for letting me know! I truly loved this CD and Will, and it'll be good for others to hear about it.

#3 — July 3, 2005 @ 12:15PM — jessica

hi will my coments about your cd lost and found is that it is really good it was the best cd in the world i am listening to it right now i really love the song switch . your movie hitch is really good too i have the movie on my psp

from one of your huggest fans,
jessica

#4 — July 3, 2005 @ 12:21PM — jessica

hi will i also really loved you song on your cd which is tell me why which really made me think . i really also love your old show fresh prince of bell air i watch it every night . your really funny so is charelton and the butller jeffery he always cracks up on uncle phill
from one of your huggest fans ,
jessica

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