“B’Day” is Beyonce’s second solo album and is the follow up to her huge first solo album “Dangerously in Love.” Prior to her solo career Beyonce made up of a third of American r n b girl group “Destiny’s Child” and even from the start was clearly the leader both vocally and talent wise. Her first album found her great success as a solo artist worldwide but even prior to this album being released in the UK there was an immense amount of criticism flying about regarding the quality of it. I was a huge fan of her first album and so decided to have a listen to her second album to see if it lived up to my expectations… “Déjà Vu” is the first song up on the album ...  Read the complete review

B-day is Beyonces 2nd album and was released in 2006, it has more fun tracks on it than her 1st cd Dangerously In Love and is one of my favourite albums, its great to have on stand by when I am getting ready to go out at the weekend and need to get in the mood for a party! You can buy B-day in most good music stores for around £5 to £10 which is a great price as it really is a great cd, especially if you are a fan of Beyonce or Destinys Child. The track listing for this cd is as follows: 1.) Deja Vu featuring Jay Z 2.) Get Me Bodied 3.) Suga Mama 4.) Upgrade You featuring Jay Z 5.) Ring the Alarm 6.) Kitty Kat 7.) ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** Beyonce Knowles is one of the world's most recognisable celebrities after carving out a career with Destiny's Child in the late Nineties she has become one of the hottest solo artists on the planet thanks to a huge debut album Dangerously in love which was released in 2003. Move on three years to 2006 and Beyonce Knowles released her second solo album entitled B'day as it was released on her 25th birthday on 4th September. **B'Day** You may be thinking it is a strange name for an album and french toilets may come to mind but wipe those thoughts from your mind as the reason for the album title is it's meaning of Birthday. ...  Read the complete review

Beyoncé Knowles is one of the most popular artists in the world today. She is talented, beautiful and seemingly perfect. Her debut album, Dangerously In Love, was a massive success. But does her sophomore solo album match up? I think it certainly does. The album kicks off with the successful lead single, "Déja Vu" featuring Beyoncé's partner, rapper Jay-Z. The tune is catchy and Beyoncé sounds good - even Jay-Z's part is bearable. A great and promising way to start the album. "Get Me Bodied" follows. This is one of my favourite tracks out of the ten on the album - I kind of see it as Déja Vu meets Baby Boy (one of the singles ...  Read the complete review