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Music CD - Danity Kane: Danity Kane
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Music CD: Danity Kane
Artist: Danity Kane
List Price: $18.98
Our Price: $7.50
Your Save: $ 11.48 ( 60% )
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Manufacturer: Bad Boy
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Tracks:
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1. One Shot
2. Heartbreaker
3. Want It
4. Right Now
5. Show Stopper
6. Hold Me Down
7. Come Over Interlude
8. Ooh Ahh
9. Press Pause
10. Ain't True Interlude
11. Ride For You
12. Touching My Body
13. Back Up
14. Stay With Me
15. Untitled
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075678398926
Label: Bad Boy
Manufacturer: Bad Boy
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Bad Boy
Release Date: 2006-08-22
Studio: Bad Boy
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great CD!
Comment: I am a fan of the show and had to purchase this CD when it came out. I was completely surprised how professional and wonderful it was! For 5 brand new 'stars' they knocked this out of the park!
Merna
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Summary: Girlicious
Comment: This is brilliant. I got both cds of DK together but had always listened to this one online. It's an amazing initial effort from DK, it's a new born masterpiece :) but I love the 2nd album even more
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Summary: It's a right mix of music kind!!!
Comment: Yes!!! This is a right mix of Pop music, R&B and I think a little of Soul... Danity Kane are very good and energetic in your interpretation of song!!!
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Summary: From Welcome to the Dollhouse
Comment: I had to check out this CD after listening to "Welcome to the Doll House" to see if this one could top it. "Welcome to the Doll House" is better, although "Show Stopper" is my favorite of both CDs. "Sleep On It" brings the funk, and I love Aundrea's voice on the beginning of "Hold Me Down," but the rest of the songs were soft and pretty. I'm not knocking soft and pretty, but I like this group better doing dance, upbeat tracks the way they said they wanted to on Making the Band, Season 4. This CD is the type of album that you listen to on a rainy or relaxed day. Some songs hit the mark of being neosoul, such as "Want It," and their voices sound great on each track.
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Summary: An Album I listen to the Whole Way Through
Comment: We all know these girls from MTV's Making The Band with Diddy. I watched all the seasons they have been on and wanting the girls to do well. It helps that their music is great. I have bought their albums in stores and picked them up on mp3 for my cell phone, so I can listen to them when I want. I have my favorite tracks like Ooh Ahh and Stay With Me, but that doesn't even including like 5 tracks you'll hear from the show. I listen to this song while driving to work. Good beats and lyrics. Lots of danceable music. You get the best value by getting the entire album.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Danity Kane's concept isn't revolutionary--bind five gorgeous, vocally gifted girls together at the hip and the world is bound to take notice--but its role as a reality TV band is: Here, finally, is the reason to stop raking contestants over the coals and accept that the tube can spawn some seriously hot music. Whether they're a Making the Band fluke or a solid indication that the TV talent pool is deepening season by season is anybody's guess, but there's no denying these ladies, hand-plucked by Diddy, pack a post-R&B sizzle roving ears won't soon tire of. With a vibe more En Vogue than Destiny's Child--spot-on harmonizing, synchronized vocal tumbles, the occasional righteous yelp--they strut their way through 14 solid tracks, some whispery ("Ooh Ahh," "Stay With Me"), some noisy ("Back Up"), all sexy. Club cut "Show Stopper" featuring fellow Bad Boy artist Yung Joc is the disc's first single and breakout track, but look for another song, "Heartbreaker," to outlast it: with its languid acoustic guitar and midsong break, it casts a booty-swiveling, body-rocking spell. --Tammy La Gorce
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