Vanilla - Blowzabella

Advantages: BEST ALBUM HE RELEASED AFTER 2 THE EXTREME and hot sex
Disadvantages: SOUND'S A LITTLE COMMERCIAL

...Probo rob's vanwinkle's (aka vanilla ice's) best effort in the late 90's to get his life back after his career when to a breaking point when he try commiting suicide in 1994,this album ive very unlike his very first album ,the first was hip hop and this album is metal or so called acid rap ,this is a very well made album with some really brill toon's like FU*K ME & S.N.A.R.Y these song's really do stand out jimmy pop (from blood hound gang) also pop's a few lyric's in the album but has this really fake'' i needed a lot of help to make this album to sell '' feel to it,probo because ross robinson produced the album with vanilla ice, these track'sare very heavy and the drum's and guitar's sound twisted and reformed from there original sound. The album never sold as many as it should have due to very poor promotion and distribution... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Real life points of view
Disadvantages: Lots of bad language not for the easily offended

...A white rap artist? That's crazy , I hear ya say! Look what happened to Vanilla Ice! But Eminem is much different. He speaks his mind through his songs. People think he's just some black wannabe with a drug and attitude problem, but I think if you really listen to his songs, you will see he is quite intelligent. It is also well projected in his songs that he REALLY loves his daughter Hailie and that she means the world to him. I am a very big fan of Eminem. His songs are both serious and amusing. His songs contain a lot of swearing, violence and obscenity, but that don't stop them being great! Some of his songs are serious, and speak of his real life problems, whereas others are just fun and make you laugh. You are missing out if you don't buy this album!... Read review

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...Wow wierd album. The Fudge (Vince Martell, Mark Stein, Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice), on their very first release, slap bang in 1967's Summer Of Love, forgo the usual debut album thing of a straight set of the band's own songs and maybe a cover version. Instead we have a whole album's worth of cover versions; and not merely standard covers either. The whole thing is slowed-down and expanded out covers, which lets the band explore the song structures and have a little bit of fun playing around with them. This really is the kind of record that could only have been made in 1967. A couple of Vanilla Fudge-y facts: Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice went on to play with sludge merchants Cactus and later teamed up with Brit guitar vituoso Jeff Beck in the stunningly named Beck Bogert & Appice. It is rumoured that the Fudge were... Read review

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