Pop Party 4

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Various Artists / Audio CD released 2006-10-23 at UMTV / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Ain't No Other Ma ... more

Pop Party 4 ... Man
2 SOS Radio Edit
3 Hips Don't Lie
4 It's Chico Time Radio Mix
5 Don't Stop Me Now
6 In The Middle
7 Stupid Girls
8 Déjà Vu
9 Walk Away
10 Sugar, We're Goin Down Album Version
11 My Humps Radio Edit
12 SexyBack Main Version - Explixit
13 Buttons Album Version
14 From Paris To Berlin
15 Let's Dance Radio Edit
16 Monster Album Version
17 Ticket Outta Loserville
18 Hey Kid Radio Edit
19 Boyfriend
20 No Tomorrow

Newest Review: ... are good, her vocal is tuneful, but she goes goes overboard and seems to drill each note for every last drop. Rihanna's 'SOS' ... more

... is better, even though it is based around a sample. Her vocals are ripe and fluid and she snarls her way through with all the attitude and conviction it needs. The delightful Shakira appears with 'Hips Don't Lie.' The title makes little sense but the latino spanglish rhythms are annoyingly addictive and you will feel like shuffling along. Make sure that you pass on Chico, who was a one hit wonder. 'Chico Time' is neither fun nor ironic and the song serves as a painful reminder of the shortlived fame game. A sus...more

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	Pop Party 4 Release Date: 2006 - 10 - 23, Audio CD, UMTV Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45	£ 11.98	Free! within 24 hours

Pop Party 4
Release Date: 2006 - 10 - 23, Audio CD, UMTV

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Pop Party 4: Poop Party (321 words)
by - written on 05/09/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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It is perhaps telling that the sleeve for Pop art 4 looks like it has been knocked up in about five minutes. Inspecting the tracks might make you think the same thing. There are twenty songs on this album and it appears to be aimed squarely at a young and less discerning female audience. Christina Aguilera starts us off with the whiney 'Ain't No Other Man.' Beats are good, her vocal is tuneful, but she goes goes overboard and seems to drill each note for every last drop. Rihanna's 'SOS' is better, even though it is based around a sample. Her vocals are ripe and fluid and she snarls her way through with all the attitude and conviction it needs. The ... Read the complete review