So, Chris Brown rushed back into production with his comeback 'F.A.M.E' and rushed he indeed did. I, for one, am no fan of Chris brown; I just wanted to check out his latest instalment to see what it's all about. With 17 tracks, it's a long album by anyone's standards. ~Lowdown of the tracks~ The first track 'Deuces' carries a beat that's strikingly similar to Rihanna's 'Te Amo.' It's just a flatter, more boring version, filled with lots of swearing to delight. The rapping doesn't add much to it either, probably because there's nothing much to add to. It's a shame really, but it's just so boring and flat. So the repetition of the same notes ...  Read the complete review

**Background** After a potentially career-damaging incident with Rihanna, it took a while for Chris Brown to find his feet again. The first Breezy album which he dropped after the incident went down as an utter flop. It was trying too hard, it wasn't particularly memorable and he was dressed like a superhero on the cover. This time around, now the situation obvious of a lingering issue in his music, Chris Brown began the promotion of "F.A.M.E." with some of his biggest singles ever. "Yeah 3x" might have been terrible, but "Beautiful People" made up for it and was enough to get people excited for this, his fourth record. ...  Read the complete review

This album my Chris Brown is absolutely one of my favourite! I even have 2 copies, one which lives in my car, and one which stays at home. The music on this album covers a wide variety, from dance, rap, hip-hop, r &b and pop. I feel this shows Chris Brown's wide ranging talent and demonstrates his eclectic artistic personality. This album shows a development in his musical career as his vocal ability and emotion is expressed more clearly and as a listener I can feel more attached to him as a musician. Next to you with Justin Bieber has a smooth sensual feel, which all lovers and companions will be able to relate to. Chris Brown and Justin Biebers voices ...  Read the complete review

Quite possibly my most listened to album in 2011, a fantastic comeback from Chris Brown, a selection of amazing collaborations with the likes of Lil Wayne and even Justin Beiber... can you get a more polar opposite pair? Fortunately they feature on separate tracks! Despite Chris Brown's knack for making all his songs sound very similar I think he definitely pulled the cat out of the bag with this one. Favourite track Had to pick two I'm afraid 1. Look at me now - Featuring Lil Wayne and Busta Rhyme the understated beat gets my head nodding every time and tempts me to try and rap along, failing miserably may I add. Busta Rhymes feature is ...  Read the complete review