The E.N.D - Black Eyed Peas

THE E.N.D is the title of American group BLACK EYED PEAS album. The album features 16 tracks. The opening song BOOM BOOM POW is an electronic song with a futuristic sound. The lyrics are fun and the chorus is catchy with a wonderful funky beat. ROCK THAT BODY is a fast paced track with superb energy and Fergie's vocals are mesmerising with a terrific sound. MEET ME HALFWAY is a beautiful song with a mellow feel to it. The chorus is sublime with near perfect vocals and the tune is haunting featuring lovely lyrics. IMMA BE grew on me after hearing it a few times. After a lacklustre intro the song improves towards the ...  Read the complete review

"The E.N.D" came as the fifth and supposed final album from the California-based Hip Hop crew The Black Eyed Peas. The 2009 release sees a third major shift in the material (after having gone from underground Hip Hop from 1998 to 2001, to suddenly turning to Hip Pop and R&B) as for this "The Energy Never Dies" has will.i.am lead apl.de.ap, Fergie and Taboo as they make the move towards Electro-Hop. 1. "Boom Boom Pow" You see that they kick the thing off in the best way possible by dropping the lead single, a chart-topper which had them showing the direction of their music with the futuristic material which has them ...  Read the complete review

I have always been just a little bit sceptical about Black Eyed Peas, sure I love the songs they release, they're catchy and usually really, really good songs, however, after making the mistake of buying their previous two albums Monkey Business and Elephunk, and only listening to them a few times before deciding the only really good songs were the ones they released I was very sceptical about listening to this album. Talking to a mate the other night, I was telling them I was a bit sceptical about buying the album, I have been known to waste my money on this band and I didn't want to do it again. He sent me the songs via msn and last night I sat down with ...  Read the complete review

The E.N.D. (the Energy Never Dies) is the fifth album released by the Black Eyed Peas, in this album the band claim to be introducing the new sound of 'electrophunk', which to be honest compared to their other tracks is quite different and though good, is not as good as the previous albums including Monkey Business and Elephunk. You can buy The E.N.D in most good music shops for around £10 which is a decent enough price for it, though I dont think I would pay much more for it as it wasnt a 'fantastic' album, you can also listen to this album for free on Spotify if you have an account (which is free as well, see my spotify review). The Track Listing ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the Deluxe Edition of the E.N.D. which includes an additional 10-track CD. While this album shows a change of direction for the Peas, they have held on to the slick production, catchy hooks, varied samples and decent beats that have made their previous albums so successful. On the first CD are 15 mostly top-quality tracks, with highlights including the catchy and uplifting singles Boom Boom Pow and I Gotta Feeling respectively; Alive, a electrified love song with chilled vocals by Will I Am; the funky bass-licked Out Of My Head; the low-key, rocky Generation Now; and the world-minded, Where-is-the-love-style One Tribe. Featuring a good ...  Read the complete review