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Track Listings
| 1. Fly |
| 2. Do You Want Me? |
| 3. Weird |
| 4. Hide Away |
| 5. Mr. James Dean |
| 6. Underneath This Smile |
| 7. Dangerous To Know |
| 8. Who's That Girl? |
| 9. Shine |
| 10. I Am |
| 11. The Getaway |
| 12. Cry |
| 13. Haters |
| 14. Rock This World |
| 15. Someone's Watching Over Me |
| 16. Jericho |
| 17. The Last Song |
Product Description
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Even when Hilary Duff is at her most un-Lizzie McGuire-like, it's impossible not to like her, as she proves on this reinvention-themed, girl-grows-up album. Free her from the constraints of the teen-queen slumber party scene and she'll crank up the guitars and "Fly," as she does on the feel-good first single; give her a minute to reflect on life as a multi-hyphenate (in her case TV princess-movie star-pop goddess) and she'll come clean with "Underneath This Smile," an introspective winner not lacking--and yet not reaching--for sunshine, or "Who's That Girl," an unapologetic embrace of self-contradiction. Songwriters Diane Warren ("I Am") and Charlie Midnight, whose contributions to Duff's last album don't seem so yesterday as yet, pitch in, as does Hilary's star-in-her-own-right sister Haylie (the boyfriend-blasting "Mr. James Dean"). If there's evidence of the mixed-up lovable kook millions of teens once modeled themselves after here, it is only in the title: Hilary Duff may be the follow-up to the 5 million-selling Metamorphosis, but the real metamorphosis for Miss Duff takes place here. --Tammy La Gorce
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Do You Want Her?,
By Kyle (Vancouver BC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hilary Duff:Hilary Duff (Audio CD)
Hilary Duff has proved she can rock (very little, but a bit) with her Self Titled follow-up to her milti-platinum success "metamorphosis". The album is full of catchy, hit songs that are radio friendly. "Fly", the first single, doesn't do very well in indecating Hilary's new direction but is a definite stand-out track nonetheless. The album is less overproduced than her first. One thing may bother you while listening to this CD though, the fact that she did not sing half of this, but relied on digital effects instead. The vocals on "Mr. James Dean", "Shine", and "Wierd" are too difficult for her to even attemt to sing live. With the majority of the album being recorded in a week, Hilary's voice is touched up far too many times and on tracks like "I Am", and "Do You Want Me?" her voice is suffering from a bad cold. This album overall is a joy to listen to and beter than her first attempt but she will never be able to prove herself if she doesn't start singing live.
1.0 out of 5 stars
To the hills!,
By lalalafunky (your ass) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hilary Duff:Hilary Duff (Audio CD)
Hilary Duff- my heart goes out to you. Why? It does seem odd really, since i ahve detested you for many years. However, my heart goes out to you that you tried to seem cool and that you tried to be a good artist. Why don't you just give it up? This cd, i've got to give it props because it does sound better than the last one, but she cannot sing. her voice is digital and you can tell. This is a horrible almbum, and on the trakc 'Mr.James Dean'- you wonder, does she even know who james dean is? please, save your money.
4.0 out of 5 stars
awesome,
By Gimpster "gimpy89" (canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hilary Duff:Hilary Duff (Audio CD)
hilary duff's second album is WAY better than her first "metamorphosis" her first one was alright, but sounded like it was put together too quickly and didn't have that many great songs. this album is full of awesome songs. she's getting a bit more of a rockier edge even though she's pop. maybe the media's trying to use her to bring young kids back into actual music. but ya, for the most part this albums good. there's a few corny songs but w/e.
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