Doll Domination - The Pussycat Dolls

What do you get when you combine a former burlesque troop with an amazingly talented singer by the name of Nicole Scherzinger? Voila - the Pussycat Dolls. One of the hottest new acts of the decade. Storming onto the scene in 2005 with the global smash that was 'Don't Cha', the feisty six ladies had the world firmly in their grasp working with everyone from Busta Rhymes to Snoop Dogg and spawning five hit singles from their very versatile and shockingly good debut album 'PCD'. I'm not one to be taken in by all that trashy image nonsense, but it definitely did this lot no harm whatsoever. So with one member done, a failed reality TV show to find a replacement ...  Read the complete review

The Pussycat Dolls were 2005's big new thing. "Don'tcha wish your girlfriend was a freak like me?" became the cheeky catchphrase on the world's lips; everybody could relate and few could deny the sheer attraction of Nicole and her fellow dolls; Melody, Jessica, Kimberly, Ashley and, back then, Carmit. The latter has since left and the PCD brand has had a slight overhaul. Now they're more glittery corsets than street hoodies, but musically they're still about club-friendly tunes for an audience who have yet to grow old and boring. So does Doll Domination do the trick? Things begin with lead single 'When I Grow Up', a Darkchild production with a ...  Read the complete review

Pussycat Dolls - Doll Domination The Pussycat Dolls are an American band with 5 members called Kimberly, Melody, Nicole, Ashley and Jessica. The front of the case has the girl on motor bikes and on the back they are sprawled over a pole. After each songs name I have given the length of time the song lasts in minutes. I am going to rate each song individually out of 5. 1. WHEN I GROW UP (4.06) 5/5 Sounds like sirens are going off in the background. This song is very catchy and is guaranteed to get you up and dancing with its great beat. It is about what the girls wished to be when they grew up. It has a very computerised sound ...  Read the complete review

This is the second album from the Pussycat Dolls: it has 18 tracks with a total play time of 68:34. Here's a quick run down of the tracks: 1. When I Grow Up - PCD at their best - up beat, feel good music that makes you want to dance around the room (and raise your leg above your head). (9/10) 2. Bottle Pop - features Snoop Dogg. Despite its name this isn't as poppy as I expected: it has more of an electro, dancy, soft crunk sound with Snoop Dogg spitting some sic rhymes. (6/10) 3. Watcha Think About That - features Missy Elliott. This song is a medium to quick tempo with a good beat behind it. Without Missy this song would be ...  Read the complete review

'Doll Domination' is the second album by the US girl group Pussycat Dolls that was released in September 2008. I am not really a fan of the group but I do like some of their more popular tracks like 'I Don't Need a Man' and 'StickwitU' and they are also well known for the track 'Don't Cha' and now 'When I Grow Up' from their latest album 'Doll Domination'. 'Doll Domination' has a good selection of 18 tracks which is a good number of tracks compared to most albums these days which normally average 13 tracks at the most.. The first track is 'When I Grow Up' which is one of the main singles on this album. I am not particularly keen on this ...  Read the complete review