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| 1. Teenage Dream - Katy Perry |
| 2. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) - Katy Perry |
| 3. California Gurls (feat. Snoop Dogg) - Katy Perry |
| 4. Firework - Katy Perry |
| 5. Peacock - Katy Perry |
| 6. Circle The Drain - Katy Perry |
| 7. The One That Got Away - Katy Perry |
| 8. E.T. - Katy Perry |
| 9. Who Am I Living For? - Katy Perry |
| 10. Pearl - Katy Perry |
| 11. Hummingbird Heartbeat - Katy Perry |
| 12. Not Like The Movies - Katy Perry |
| 13. California Gurls (feat. Snoop Dogg) (Passion Pit Main Mix)- Katy Perry |
| 14. Teenage Dream (Kaskade Club Remix) - Katy Perry |
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Album Description
KATY PERRY - TEENAGE DREAM CD WITH BOXER SHORTS BUNDLE
*This LIMITED EDITION package contains the new KATY PERRY CD, with a pair of Katy Perry Boxer Shorts.
Katy Perry returns with her sophomore album Teenage Dream, featuring the #1 single 'California Gurls' which debuted on May 7 and was one of the fastest songs to reach #1 at Top 40 radio in recent history. The sizzling track - a fresh evolution of Perry's witty, sassy sound - is the follow-up to her back-toback- to-back No. 1 chart-toppers 'I Kissed A Girl,' 'Hot N Cold,' and 'Waking Up In Vegas' from One of the Boys. 'California Gurls' was immediately followed with the candy-themed music video featuring Snoop Dogg. The video debuted on MTV / Much and has instantly become one of the most viewed videos. 'California Gurls' is just a taste of what's to come when Katy unleashes her brand-new album Teenage Dream, to be released by Capitol Records on August 24th. The album is the follow-up to her blockbuster debut One of the Boys, which has sold five million copies worldwide (2x Platinum in Canada). The album spawned four smash singles, including the back-to-back No. 1, Grammynominated chart-toppers 'I Kissed A Girl' and 'Hot N Cold' 'Thinking of You' (No. 1 Airplay in five countries), and 'Waking Up in Vegas.' Katy has sold more than 22 million singles, digital tracks, and mobile products worldwide.
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EXPLICIT. 2010 sophomore album from the American Pop princess. After scoring four smash singles off her five million elling 2008 debut album One of the Boys, two-time Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Katy Perry returns with her second album Teenage Dream. Featuring the world record breaking summer smash 'California Gurls' (with Snoop Dogg). EMI.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Prefer The Old Katy Perry,
This review is from: Teenage Dream (Explicit) (Audio CD)
When Katy Perry first came out with One of the Boys; her music was defiantly more 'rock' than it is now. Sure the fun and meaningless factor hasn't changed to much from then compared to now, but now that Katy Perry's music is more 'pop' (probably to sell more records) the quality has taken a serious downfall. Teenage Dream is up there with the stupidest music I have ever heard. All I have to say is it's time to grow up a little bit. You're twenty five. Not sixteen. The only reason I'm giving this album a two star review is because of the song 'Who Am I Living For'. By far the best song on the album. It shows a more dark, serious and considerate side of Katy and that I have come to appriaciate over time.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Shallow, robotized and lobotomized,
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This review is from: Teenage Dream (Explicit) (Audio CD)
Although Katy Perry's debut album "One of the boys" didn't reinvent the wheel, you had to be pretty jaded not to enjoy its infectious pop songs. The album had its ups and downs, but overall it presented Perry with a strong musical personality and killer hooks to match. Unfortunately, "Teenage Dream" doesn't live up to the bar set by its predecessor. In fact, it's almost impossible to listen to it all the way through without needing a break.The horrible cover should have been a warning: Perry is now merely content to present herself as yet another sexpot female entertainer. The key word here is generic, from overrated producers to melodies that you feel you've heard before. Her vocals on this album rely so heavily on Auto-tune and audio compression, that you will find yourself wondering who the hell is this robot chick whose CD you just bought; this gets especially irritating on "Firework", where she tries to belt out big notes but comes off as a headache-inducing nuisance. Worst of all, the lyrics are terrible - shallow and loaded with inane sexual innuendos that were already worn out by the time Samantha Fox lost her audience in the late 80s; "Peacock" sounds like something that a rather immature nine year old could have written, while "Last Friday Night" sports lyrics so superficial that the song could have been on Paris Hilton's album. She may feel like she is pushing the envelope here, but she's really just serving the same tired old sexual clichés that have been around forever. And it's not just the lyrics: the second half of the album features a string of bland, unmemorable midtempo tracks that could have been performed by, well... just about anybody. And that is the main problem with "Teenage Dream": by trying to come up with something sellable (guest rappers, auto-tune, producers used by about 50% of the recording industry), Perry has wiped out whatever personality she had and has become one of an endless string of pop tarts. To be fair, not every single song is bad on this album. Predictable lyrics asides, the title track certainly is one of her best tracks, "Last Friday night" is dumb as a box of nails but catchy nonetheless, "The one that got away" is a pleasant enough potential single and "Circle the drain" demonstrates that when she is willing to present something a little bit more personal, she can be something more than a poor man's Britney Spears. Unfortunately, those moments are too few on the album. It will probably still be a big seller, however, but as we all know that is not enought to qualify as great music. And she will definitely have to come up with something more interesting the next time around - if she wants her success to last, that is...
5.0 out of 5 stars
Definitely Explicit,
By Francisca Cartagena (Toronto, ON Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Teenage Dream (Explicit) (Audio CD)
Now I know what explicit means when listed. Aside from that I think it is a great cd. Very catchy tunes. Fun lyrics.
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