Destiny’s Child album Writings on the Wall, is one of the most upbeat, and lyric albums around that would put TLC to shame. From the edgey Jumpin Jumpin to the sultry scorcher Where’s you go, this album is a sure-fire winner. I actually bought their singles before the album, but I thought, what if they only put the best songs as singles, and the album is really awful? Well, I needn’t have worried, because the entire ablum is full of future hits for the girls.
The best song on the album, I think, is Jumpin, Jumpin, as the jumpy bass in the background, and the harmonic voices of the group just make this song great to dance and sing to. The worst song I think is Sweet 16, because it’s about this girl that ends up pregnant. Their voices don’t seem to be giving their all either, which makes them sound as bored as the listener.
Overall, people who would like this album have to be RnB fanatics, looking for new artists/music to listen to that have an ‘edge’ to them.
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Outstanding
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Outstanding
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