Way To Mount Zion, The - Glen Brown

Advantages: Everything
Disadvantages: Probably one bad song from 17...

...Chris Brown was born in the small town of Tappahannock, Virginia. He says it was quite hard growing up to be noticed in such a small place, but at only 16 years old, he released his self titled debut album, 'Chris Brown.' Now at 17, (18 on May 5th), he's living the dream after his album has sold over one million copies as of 2007. Winning himself awards, appearing on hit show 'The O.C' and having a lead role in dance movie, 'Stomp the yard' alongside Neyo, Columbus Short and Meagan Good. Tracklisting: - 1. intro 2. Run it! Featuring Juelz Santana 3. Yo (Excuse me miss) 4. Young Love 5. Gimme that 6. Ya man ain't me 7. Winner 8. Ain't no way (You won't love me) 9. Whats my name, Featuring Noah 10. Is this love? 11. Poppin' 12. Just fine 13. Say Goodbye 14. Run it! remix Featuring Bow Wow and Jermaine Dupri 15. So... Read review

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Advantages: Bonus Track
Disadvantages: Not All Tracks

...to a dissapointment when i got the album. Summary : This album is my most favourite out of the whole of my classic music collection. Chris Brown has really been a match for some stages in my life and even helps me and my friends through our days. This product is a must have to any real chris brown fans out there. I would suggest this album to anyone for a gift for a birthday , Christmas or maybe just as a treat. Whatever way , I am sure that anyone will be pleased with this supurb music CD .... Thankyou for reading ..... (c) Copyright... Read review

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Advantages: Perfect collection of contemporary music
Disadvantages: Could be seen as repetitive because of the large number of tracks

...Never a person to dissapoint, this album offers a brilliant insight into the lyrical and musical talent that is Ian Brown, presenting some of his most renound tracks such as "F.E.A.R" and "My Star" in a well produced collection. The clear and obvious upside to this CD is the fact that it not only summarises Ian Brown's uncommon genre of music and taste, but it also provides a contemporary twist on what could be considered tracks worthy of his former band, The Stone Roses. The music on this CD is most definately creative, with a wide variety of instruments and mechanically engineered sounds implemented into many of the tracks. This could be considered a bad point by many people but in this instants it is a passable act because of the way the tracks have been recorded and layered in the studio. A slightly negative attribute... Read review

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