Advantages: Great Songs, Different Styles and Good Lyrics Disadvantages: One Or Two Songs Have A Repetative Chorus
from and the price of it. Albums are always different prices wherever you go. Between £8 and £18 wherever you look. I would say www.play.com would be best for online shopping for this album, because it is £8.99, and play.com have free delivery on ALL items.
●WEBSITE● - If you want to check out his website to see who he is, find out more stuff about him/the album, then his official site is www.akononline.com
It is ParentalAdvisory. Just thought I'd tell you, even though there isn't a lot of swear words, i think about 3 of the songs have swearing in them, so it isn't an Eminem kind of swearing.
Thanks for reading all. Staz xx ...
Advantages: Lots of big tracks Disadvantages: A couple of tracks let it down
", and so with dark beats, he enters this type of thing once again, but with more authentic beats to tear things up. It is one of the best you find here, and shows more to him.
**Five Stars**
12. "Letters to Heaven" (feat. Leo)
I think that this one requires a couple of listens to truely get as it is a banger of a tune, but you can easily dismiss it for the way it is composed with lots of things which you wouldn't immediately associate with him, and he chooses to this all on an emtoive one as he dedicates his work to a lost friend.
**Four Stars**
13. "End of the Road" (feat. Coco)
Although unfamiliar to myself, Coco does both the production and features on this on and it makes a clear change to the way things are done as a lot of it is based up the acoustic guitar, and other live instruments, and it doesn't fit in with expectation, but it ...
Advantages: Awesome raps, great rhymes, intelligent debate Disadvantages: Lyrically a tad rude for some.
&B Singer who smoothly croons the chorus. It really relays for me the fact that Eminem can?t handle a relationship and its unclear whether his anger is with himself or the women he meets, overall, its a bit too diggy for my liking, the samples in the background are cool and the beats are upbeat but I couldn?t tell if Eminem is accepting responsibility for failed relationships or blaming others.
14. Hailie's Song
This song was never released as single but is one of the greatest in his career, talking about his love for his daughter and the world she is growing up in, Eminem touches on his long custody battle his ex-wife and his failings and strengths as a parent, the song is sung and rapped by Eminem and is utterly spell binding, it has heart, is sung with purpose and love and is the most beautiful song he has created in its purely directed ...
Product Information for "Chain Letter (Parental Advisory) [PA] - Brooke Valentine" »
Product details
Title
Chain Letter (Parental Advisory) [PA]
Performer
Brooke Valentine
Genre
R&B
Sub Genre
Soul
Release Date
27/06/2005
Recomended Retail Price
12.99 GBP
Original Release Year
2005
Label / Distributor
Virgin / EMI Operations/CEVA Logistics
Producer
Deja; Soul Diggaz; B Howard; Solomo
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
724359422923
Catalogue Number
CDVUS 263
Additional notes
Album Notes
Personnel: Brooke Valentine (vocals); Dirt McGirt, Hype, Lil Jon, Big Boi, Queenz Deliz (vocals); Adam Rogers, Erik Nordgren, Henrik Jonback (guitar); B Howard, Soul Diggaz (programming). Producers: Deja; Soul Diggaz; B Howard; Solomon; Bloodshy & Avant; Jermaine Dupri; Bink. Recording information: Los Angeles, California (2004). Brooke Valentine makes quite a first impression on the opening single of her debut album, CHAIN LETTER. As much a declaration as a song, "Girlfight" announces Valentine's commanding presence with unquestionable authority, as she throws down a supremely catchy tune, abetted by crunk king Lil Jon and Outkast's Big Boi. While CHAIN LETTER boasts some high-profile cameos, not one of them is phoned in or wasted. Valentine's sultry, decisive voice stands on its own, and guests are only brought in as embellishments. The late Dirt McGirt (AKA Ol' Dirty Bastard) offers another reminder of why he was such a sought-after collaborator on "Blah Blah Blah," an immediate classic where Valentine spins around the usual male "playa" song as she toys with a pleading boyfriend. Throughout the record, Valentine possesses the control of Janet Jackson at the top of her game, whether touting her own sexuality ("Taste of Dis") or giving the ultimate kiss-off to an ex ("I Want You Dead"). A hip-hop chanteuse with spark to spare, Brooke Valentine opens her solo career on a strong note with CHAIN LETTER.
Album Reviews
Uncut (p.102) - 3 stars out of 5 - "[W]ith potent production honchos from Soul Diggas to BloodShy, this bombshell brooks no debate."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Girlfight (explicit version) - Valentine, Brooke & Big Boi/Lil' Jon
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