- Audio CD (Jun 30 2008)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Enhanced
- Label: Universal Music Group
- ASIN: B0017V8PKI
- In-Print Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #25,018 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Last Night |
| 2. Identified |
| 3. First Bad Habit |
| 4. Hook It Up |
| 5. Don't Ask Why |
| 6. Sneakernight |
| 7. Amazed |
| 8. Don't Leave |
| 9. Paper Cut |
| 10. Party On The Moon |
| 11. Did It Ever Cross Your Mind |
| 12. Gone With The Wind |
Product Description
Album Description
This is Vanessa's 2008 followup album to her world wide platinum selling album 'V'. Vanessa Hudgens' largest role among teenage audiences has been starring in the Disney Channel movie High School Musical, staring as the shy, intelligent student Gabriella Montez. Her first single from this album is 'Sneakernight'. Hudgens was born in Salinas, California, Vanessa is a talented beauty and she comes from an international mixture of Irish Native American by her father and Filipino, Spanish, Chinese descent by her mother. In August 2007 at the Teen Choice Awards, Hudgens was named the Choice Breakout Singer - Female, beating out other noteworthy nominees including American Idol contestant Katharine McPhee, Amy Winehouse, Corrine Bailey Rae and Lily Allen.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
High School Musical Does Not a Diva Make,
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This review is from: Identified (Audio CD)
This album is clearly not geared towards me; it's obviously made for fans of the tween cultural phenomenon 'High School Musical'. And with subjects like teen romance, shopping, sneakers, dancing and partying on the moon (yeah... I know...), this album only interested me in that I wanted to see what Vanessa Hudgens could do without her posse of smiling toothpaste commercial Disney kids, since I missed the boat on her first album (in fact, I didn't even know there was one until recently... so THAT must have made a big impression).Hudgens doesn't offend me, really. She's talented enough, she's pretty, she seems to be a decent enough rolemodel (naked pictures aside of course) and she seems like a nice person. However, talented, she is not. Like a lot of the kids that Disney seems to turn into superstars (Miley Cyrus, Raven Simone, the Sprouse brothers), they have a lot of energy but very little talent in acting or singing. This album is proof-positive of that. Each song (and I won't bother going through them in detail) has as much substance as a brick of styrofoam. Sometimes, substance-less albums can be fun. Take any album by dance music seasoned vet Kylie Minogue for example, or Nelly Furtado's 'Loose', albums that are not meant for the thinking crowd but have quality in their production or melodies that still make them worth a listen. Hudgens' latest effort offers none of that high-energy quality, just a Disney cash cow with a pretty face. For kids, this might be a fun little album that they'll play over and over and learn all the words to, but the question is, will they because of the quality of the music, or Hudgens' recognizeable face gracing the album's cover? Unfortunately for Hudgens, her career will be forever-clocking on 14:59 if she continues making songs about sneaker nights and space parties. Sorry Vanessa. This album is like, so totally lame.
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3.8 out of 5 stars (38 customer reviews) 18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Music for the new generation,
By Amanda Richards - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Identified (Audio CD)
You know you're getting old when your kids start demanding their own CDs, and it seems like that stage occurs earlier and earlier with every generation. After listening to my music for the first seven years of his life, my son now wants exclusive listening rights to his latest favorites, namely Snack Time, Crazy Frog, anything American Idol, Jonas Brothers and now Vanessa Hudgens.Don't tell him, but this is one I don't mind listening to in the car, especially after months of Davids Cook and Archuleta and the Jonas Brothers "SOS". (Mind you, I still like Crazy Frog - Bam! Bam!) Hudgens may not be the best singer around, but the arrangements and great song choices make up for this, and her fresh faced good looks don't hurt either. The good songs (even for elderly folk above 25) include first single "Sneakernight" a three minute dance track; first track "Last Night"; the title track; "First Bad Habit"; "Hook It Up" (a Gwen Stefani-type track); "Amazed"; "Don't Leave" and "Did It Ever Cross Your Mind" (mid tempo). The dance tracks definitely dominate the album, which is a solid follow up to her 2006 debut album "V". Make a note of this one for the "High School Musical" fans on your gift list. Amanda Richards, July 5, 2008 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great follow up!,
By Eric Smith - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Identified (Audio CD)
I was 25 when I first heard of Vanessa Hugens. I bought her debut album on itunes because i liked the single "Come Back To Me" -- I already downloaded it. I think her voice is good, sounds kind of like the R&B singer Paula DeAnda ("Walk Away", "Doin Too Much", "Easy") only better. Vanessa's albums have been underrated. Even though I'm 26 now I still like her. Her music can reach older AND younger audiences which is what's so great about her. I like every song on this album especially her new single "Sneakernight." It gets in your head! If you like Vanessa Hudgens or the "High School Musical" series this album is for you!
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Very Good Album,
By Millie Ledford Lee "Love Southern Fiction" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Identified (Audio CD)
Every track on this album is good, with some of them being great. The best ones are Last Night and Gone With The Wind. On these two song, Vanessa shows what she can do with her voice. This is an album that will appeal to the more mature audience as well as to the younger generation.
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