CP: what exactly is so bad about this, out of curiosity? PS I've been splitting time basically between "Satisfied,"It's Okay" and new Kanye... decisions decisions...
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Album Rating: 3.5
Maybe it's just not my genre or something. I mean, I generally try to remain objective when I'm rating stuff, minus the odd blip, but I heard/hear Forget You every day at work, on the worst radio station you could ever imagine, and it fits in seamlessly with Robbie Williams, Spice Girls, Westlife, Boyzone etc. I know people say that the non-censored version is infinitely better, but I listened and disagree. I sat through the album three times (after reading this review) trying to find something I liked, but the whole thing just sounds revolting to me. Ultra-basic rhyme schemes, purile lyrics, workaday instrumentation - just third rate pop delivered by a guy who sounds like a black adam-sandler-retard.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I'm doing a review for it btw
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Album Rating: 3.5
so much negativity.
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Album Rating: 3.0
To a certain degree I can see how he's most definitely right though. Cee Lo doesn't distance himself that much from the crowd.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yall must hate fun.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Fun's ok. Listening to this is like torture, though.
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Album Rating: 3.5
fuck yooou ooo ooo ooo!
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Album Rating: 3.5
Guess you're an xbox and I'm more an atari
bleurgh
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I saw the Gwyneth Paltrow performance of "Forget You" on Glee and I just about killed myself.
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haha
Think i'm gonna give this a whirl right after I finish with Tricky. Even if I don't like it the girls will.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I saw the Gwyneth Paltrow performance of "Forget You" on Glee and I just about killed myself.
Same here man. I despise the edited version of that song so very much, even worse when sung horribly and not by Cee-Lo.
I can't get over how retro this sounds, and not in a kitschy way. "Satisfied" sounds like a long lost B-Side from Motown in the 60s, like it was just ripped right out of that decade. So good.
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Album Rating: 3.5
'The Lady Killer' - the 3rd LP from unique Atlantan Cee Lo Green - effectively updates classic R&B with a mainstream accessible combination of retro-soul & pop. Superbly produced & arranged, the album is filled with strings, horns & backing vocals, while mixed results come from the loose concept which occasionally sends the album into darker territory. The thing is, even if a song may not suit him, Green's personality & voice almost always make it somehow work. And I'm not sure anyone could dislike the contagious 'F*ck You', which is a genuine song of the year contender. Recommended Tracks: F*ck You, Bright Lights Bigger City, It's OK & I Want You.
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Album Rating: 4.0
The music is good but I usually try to avoid this type of music because I get a feeling like its another douche 'hey im god' album, but right now it sounds pretty sincere and awesome
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Album Rating: 4.0
wow ive just had a change of heart, music is so awesome that it overrides anything i think about the artist, any1 got any recs like thise or janelle monae?
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Album Rating: 3.0
II like Fuck You but not much else on here really caught my attention.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
Bright Lights Bigger City is so win.
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Bright Lights Bigger City is so win.
this
pretty much the first half of the album rules
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I think Satisfied is a close second to Fuck You for me
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Album Rating: 3.0
Eh, I just feel a bit underwhelmed.
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