Flo Rida – Mail on Sunday (Album Review)
Posted by Gallivanter in Reviews on 27. Mar, 2008 | Comments Off
This album, was much anticipated by me. Simply because of my previous entries of Flo Rida – before the songs hit the charts, “Low” and the Timbaland-powered “Elevator”. This album is not too tatty, with some pretty decent songs, like “In The Ayer” with Will.I.Am, “Don’t Know How to Act” feat Yung Joc and “Roll” [...]
Michael Jackson ft Fergie – Beat It 2008
Posted by Gallivanter in Music Reviews on 26. Feb, 2008 | 5 Comments
Nice touch to get Fergie on board with the 2008 version. However, the middle section just before the guitar solo, the mix was rather weak. Just like Kanye West’s reproduction, Billie Jean, who for the love of GOD, left out THE most crucial part of Billie Jean, the bass! Kanye still thinks he’s the greatest [...]
Michael Jackson ft Akon – Wanna Be Startin Something 2008
Posted by Gallivanter in Music Reviews on 22. Feb, 2008 | 5 Comments
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I checked out the album, mainly for the collaborations on MJ’s legendary tunes. Fergie, Kanye West, Will.I.Am and Akon are all featured in a handful of updated MJ tunes. THRILLER, till date, is the BIGGEST selling album of all time. This was Michael Jackson at his best. No one else came close to his legendary [...]
Wyclef Jean ft Norah Jones – Any Other Day
Posted by Gallivanter in Music Reviews on 09. Dec, 2007 | Comments Off
Wyclef’s back with his sixth album, “Carnival Vol 2 : Memoirs Of An Immigrant”, with guest collaborations by Akon, Lil Wayne, Shakira, Paul Simon, Mary J. Blige, Chamillionaire, Will.I.Am and this one, to me, the best song on the album, with Norah Jones.
Wyclef Jean ft Norah Jones – Any Other Day
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Black Eyed Peas – Bebot
Posted by Gallivanter in Songs on 29. Oct, 2007 | 4 Comments
Black Eyed Peas Concert Review @ Genting Arena of Stars
Posted by Gallivanter in Gallivantings, Happenings, Reviews on 29. Oct, 2007 | 24 Comments
Off the Richter! It was energetic. I used to like the Black Eyed Peas, but now, I’m a huge convert. Loads of catchy songs since 2003, and I’m excited to see what they do next. Fergie embarked on a successful solo career. Will.I.Am followed suit. However, I feel they’re more devastating as a group.
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