Music CD - Kelis: Tasty

	Music CD: Tasty Artist: Kelis List Price: $13.98 Our Price: $4.87 Your Save: $ 9.11 ( 65% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Startrak
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Tracks: 1. Intro 2. Trick Me 3. Milkshake 4. Keep It Down 5. In Public 6. Flashback 7. Protect My Heart 8. Millionaire 9. Glow 10. Sugar Honey Iced Tea 11. Attention 12. Rolling Through the Hood 13. Stick Up 14. Marathon
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0828765213226 Format: Explicit Lyrics Label: Startrak Manufacturer: Startrak Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Startrak Release Date: 2003-12-09 Studio: Startrak
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent Comment: I had heard this album while on vacation, I couldn't wait to get home and have it waiting for me in the mail. Most of the time you buy a CD and only end up liking 3 or 4 songs. I listen to the whole album loving every bit of it! Her voice is hypnotizing. Customer Rating: Summary: Watch her GLOW! Comment: This album has one of my most favorite Kelis songs, Glow produced by Raphael Saadiq. This is a really good album. What I love most about it is that it's the first time we're hearing more of what others would do with Kelis. I like the Neptunes, but considering how recycled their beats are, it was good to hear something else from Kelis. Fave tracks: * Glow - Produced by Raphael S. * Attention - Another produced by Raphael, great song * Trick Me - It's infectious and fun, lol, I can't get enough of this * Marathon - dark, sexy slow groove * Stick Up - Put your hands up in the air it's a stick up! LOL @ the metaphor, still a cool song * Sugar, Honey, Iced Tea - Nice groove from the Neptunes * Protect My Heart Definitely worth picking up. Happy listening! Customer Rating: Summary: Really great album Comment: This album is so gorgeous! I wasn't a fan of Milkshake when it hit the airwaves and (wrongly) wrote the entire album off. But after getting hooked on Kelis Was Here, I decided to sample Kelis' discography. And let me say this: Tasty is one of the best album's I've ever owned. In contemporary(well...four years after the initial release) terms, this album would rival Nelly Furtado's Loose for supremacy when it comes to rock-hip-hop-pop. With The Neptunes, Andre 3000 and Raphael Saddiq, among others, at the helm, Tasty is a rock solid album. Favorite tracks: Trick Me Protect My Heart Millionaire Glow Sugar Honey Ice Tea Rolling Through the Hood Marathon Customer Rating: Summary: I absolutely love this album! Comment: This is the album that made me fall in love with Kelis. This album is wonderfully executed by Kelis herself. The songs, lyrics, production, and photo shoot are impeccable. Sugar Honey Iced Tea, Glow, Rolling Through The Hood are my favorite songs on this album. Check this album out! You can always count on Kelis for originality and creatively. She is not the greatest vocalist. She makes up for that with super-size sass. Each song stands out on its own. This is the first album where Kelis started to distance herself from longtime collaborators The Neptunes. Kelis pulls it off with stunning results. What is even better is that the follow up album didn't feature Neptunes at all. The album is pure genius. The said album is Kelis Was Here. Customer Rating: Summary: Bad Taste! Comment: The music is as bad as the woman behind it... tacky! Horrible lyrics, music, and just over all blah! Don't recommend More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: Kelis has always been game to subvert expectations. "Caught Out There," from her 1999 debut, Kaleidoscope, had her storming the airwaves with a chant of "I hate you so much right now!" After a sophomore disc that didn't see release in America, she returns with "Milkshake," a schoolyard taunt for grownup girls. The minimalist Neptunes production was an obvious first single from Tasty, but the CD hardly stops there. From collaborations with Andre 3000 ("Millionaire," a showcase for the OutKast frontman's falsetto) and Nas (the randy "In Public") and a rap-rock exercise ("Keep It Down") to irresistible updates of early-'80s R&B ("Protect My Heart," "Glow"), the disc offers plenty in the way of potential follow-ups. While less playful than some of her past work, Tasty brings a raised eyebrow and good humor to the 21st century sex-u-up template. --Rickey Wright