Nellyville - Nelly

(Note: I originally posted this review on www.epinions.com in my ID name - dr_kdj_primo ©.) INTRODUCTION Ok, first of all, I have to admit, I had this fecal PU*SYVILLE album, SMELLYVILLE....err, sorry I mean NELLYVILLE album since July 2002. As you will see from the title of my review, I am not feeling this sh*t. The album smells miserably, but before I break my pencil in disappointment to write in detail, let me spit a story of what happened back in UK 2001 / 2002: **INTRO: HOW I ENDED UP BUYING NELLYVILLE** There were a lot of underlying factors: Firstly, it was Nelly's debut single and album, both ...  Read the complete review

This CD is one of my favourite Nelly CD's and was published in 2002. The CD has 20 tracks and I love 80% of the tracks. This CD really inspires me as Nelly was involved in writing the lyrics of every song on this CD and also got involved in raping every song on the CD. This probably made him my favourite rapper (and because he's good looking as well). I bought this CD more than five years ago in HMV for £10 when they had some special offers, however you could possibly get this CD for less nowadays as it's been around for a long time. For those who don't know Nelly, he is basically an Black amerucan rapper who lives in the States. He has been involved in ...  Read the complete review

[ [Background] ] Nelly is a rapper unlike any other. His style is like a hybrid of rapping, singing and chanting. Nellyville is his second album and the follow up to Country Grammar. This is his first major hit on this side of the Atlantic. Nellyville is a concept album, but that's not something you would guess from the album design. Sometimes I can't remember whether I'm holding an inlay card or a mini-catalogue for Nelly's own clothing line Vokal! In fact, there are many references to Vokal throughout the album, but I suppose that's just the nature of hip-hop. [ [Music] ] ~~ Nellyville ~~ This ...  Read the complete review

Released in 2002, "Nellyville" is the second album from the pop rapper, Nelly. As with his debut album, "Country Grammar", Nelly takes influence from his surroundings of St. Louis to come out with a Mid-Western style of rap which takes on a lot of the elements of the Dirty South and also a range of other musical genre. From here Nelly directs his music to the mainstream crowd rather than the Hip Hoppers as his lyrical talent doesn't compare to what is expected of someone in this style, so he is left categorized as a pop rapper. 1. Nellyville You should recognise this as it plays at the beginning of one of the biggest singles ...  Read the complete review

After hearing Hot In Here and having heard other tracks from past times I decided to buy Nelly’s latest album ‘Nellyville’. I am very glad I did and got it in my local Tesco store for just £9.99. The album has 20 tracks on it and is definitely worth the money I paid for it. My favourite track is number 10, which is called Dilemma. It features Kelly Rowland from Destiny’s Child and I think it would do well if Nelly released it. Track 1: Nellyville: This is just an intro really to the CD. I still listen to it though because it is quite good even though it’s just an intro. It lasts 4 minutes 15 seconds. It basically just ...  Read the complete review