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Track Listings
| 1. When I Grow Up |
| 2. Bottle Pop |
| 3. Whatcha Think About That |
| 4. I Hate This Part |
| 5. Takin' Over The World |
| 6. Out Of This Club (feat. R. Kelly, Polow Da Don) |
| 7. Who's Gonna Love You |
| 8. Happily Never After |
| 9. Magic |
| 10. Halo |
| 11. In Person |
| 12. Elevator |
| 13. Hush Hush |
| 14. Love The Way You Love Me |
| 15. Whatchamacallit |
| 16. I'm Done |
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By Elizabeth
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
While I can't say the Dolls are truly inspiring of independent women, I can say that they're music is amazing, catchy, and generally upbeat. This album was no disappointment as a follow up to their debut. Love nearly every track (some just weren't for my tastes), and the entire CD is well put together. I definitely recommend it.
By Frederic White
TOP 500 REVIEWER
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
For all intent and purposes, this CD is one of the very best produced mindless dance-pop CDs to arrive in 2009.
If you take it for what it is worth, then musically there is not much to criticize.
The Pussycat Dolls do not profess to be musical revelations.
They are amongst the new wave of girl bands (ex; SATURDAYS) currently seeking to be tantalizing eye candy and take over the void filled by DESTINY's CHILD.
Their music is formulated to become the new sound of bubblegum music for the new Millennium. A majority of the songs on this release found their way onto the airwaves and played in clubs during the larger part of 2009.
Should this CD be deemed worthy of any artistic merit?
No. . . but then again if you take it for what it is worth, it remains great pop-dance music and not an enlightened musical experience that alters and widens your musical knowledge.
As a dance product, this CD does attains its targeted goal.
Its on the same musical calibre as any release from JANET and that is an achievement not to be criticized, unfairly judged and or ridiculed.
If you take it for what it is worth, then musically there is not much to criticize.
The Pussycat Dolls do not profess to be musical revelations.
They are amongst the new wave of girl bands (ex; SATURDAYS) currently seeking to be tantalizing eye candy and take over the void filled by DESTINY's CHILD.
Their music is formulated to become the new sound of bubblegum music for the new Millennium. A majority of the songs on this release found their way onto the airwaves and played in clubs during the larger part of 2009.
Should this CD be deemed worthy of any artistic merit?
No. . . but then again if you take it for what it is worth, it remains great pop-dance music and not an enlightened musical experience that alters and widens your musical knowledge.
As a dance product, this CD does attains its targeted goal.
Its on the same musical calibre as any release from JANET and that is an achievement not to be criticized, unfairly judged and or ridiculed.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Album is not too bad, but not as catchy as the first. Also the song 'Hush Hush' is not the same version that plays on the radio and for this I was truely disappointed as where my children who love the radio mix of this song.... It should have been on the CD.
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