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Lindsay lohan music:Speak
2008-02-22 14:09:00
Lindsay Lohan Music About the Artist In 2003, Lindsay starred in Disneys remake of Freaky Friday, a role that was originated by Jodie Foster. Lindsay starred opposite Jamie Lee Curtis, who recently received a 2004 Golden Globe Nomination for her role in the film. Lindsay also appears on the movies soundtrack singing the main theme song, Ultimate. Lindsay recently starred in Disneys Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, in which she also can be heard singing two of the songs for the movies soundtrack and also starred in Paramounts Mean Girls directed by Mark Waters and written by Tina Fey. She recently hosted the “2004 MTV Movie Awards” and won the award for Female Breakout Out Star. Lindsay is currently in production on Disneys remake of Herbie, the Love Bug, titled HERBIE: Fully Loaded directed by Angela Robinson. Her upcoming projects include Lady Luck, directed by Donald Petrie for Fox-Regency, and she star and co-produce the Paramount project, Fashionistas. Lindsay ...
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Sisqo music:Unleash the Dragon [EXPLICIT LYRICS]
2008-02-09 03:40:00
Sisqo music Editorial Reviews Amazon.com It seems that all one has to do in R&B is maintain the status quo and the fans will open their hearts and wallets. Critics might yearn for innovation, but as song after song parades by in a blurring montage of predictability, it would appear that simply coloring within the lines is what the public wants. Into this realm walks Dru Hill as singer Sisqó with his maiden solo effort. Arguments will now be heard about how a solo record from the lead singer of an otherwise anonymous group differs from a record from said anonymous group. Who cares? Sisqó can sing and work the emotional heart out of the songs on Unleash the Dragon . We’re talking getting the job done right and within those confines Sisqó does that, with an appealing growl and love-man swagger. –Amy Linden  Sisqo music or music store.
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Bmg music:
2008-02-01 14:34:00
BMG Music Product Description In April 2007, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds embarked on a 3-city theatre tour, culminating with a performance in the intimate confines of Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Due to the smaller sized venues and extremely limited number of dates, tickets were practically impossible to get, making this new 2 disc Blu-ray set all the more desirable to the huge Dave Matthews Band fanbase. LIVE AT RADIO CITY marks the first time in almost ten years that Dave and Tim have released an album. Their last album was the wildly successful, multi-platinum LIVE AT LUTHER COLLEGE. This is the first-ever Blu-ray Disc released by the duo. LIVE AT RADIO CITY features over 2 1/2 hours of music, capturing all 26 songs of Dave and Tim’s performance. The performance includes numerous songs that have never been recorded by the two, including Crush, Grace Is Gone, Don t Drink The Water, Gravedigger and many more. BMG Music or Music store.

Backstreet boy music:Unbreakable [DELUXE EDITION]
2008-01-30 14:00:00
Backstreet boy music Editorial Reviews Amazon.com They’re a foursome now that Kevin Richardson has left the band, but Backstreet Boys have every right to make a record called Unbreakable and, if you can’t guess why, you haven’t been listening. Like every Backstreet record before it, Unbreakable boasts Super Glue-strength harmonies and an overall tightness of sound–the boys may be practitioners of the kind of pop that music snobs love to skewer, but that doesn’t mean they’re not exceptionally good at it, or that there’s not a lot here worth whistling to (for instance, the pleasing, mildly propulsive “Everything But Mine” or the bouncy, big-beated “One In a Million”). In addition to the dancier tunes, Unbreakable busts out a lot for the ladies and their teen-age daughters to love: with ballads running a gamut from the dreamy (”You Can Let Go”), to the tender (”Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon”), t...
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AFI music:Decemberunderground
2008-01-28 13:51:00
AFI music Editorial Reviews Amazon.com As AFI rode onto mainstream radio playlists with their gleaming major label debut, Sing the Sorrow, the rumble of disenchanted fans nearly drowned out that of their dark-hued music. But the heavily-tattooed San Francisco band aren’t looking back on Decemberunderground, a slickly-produced, MTV-friendly disc brimming with sinister pop charms. The opening “Prelude 12/21″ sets the upbeat tone with handclaps, strings, and a cheeky glam-rock stomp. AFI might still operate in that distinct area where punk, goth, and frightening stadium rock come together, only now they seem intent on crashing the retro ’80s party attended by the likes of Franz Ferdinand and the Killers, with flashy tracks such as “Miss Muder” and the synth-heavy “Love Like Winter.” “The Interview,” meanwhile, is the closest Davey Havok has ever come to crooning a lighter-waving epic. Despite the odd lapse into the Cookie Mon...
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Frankie j music:Priceless
2008-01-27 04:38:00
Frankie j music Editorial Reviews Amazon.com Priceless is a pretty ambitious name for a CD, but Frankie J’s second English-language disc does play like something that ought to be brought to shoppers’ attention by way of a loudspeaker and a gleaming blue strobe light. As of opening track “That Girl,” the man who launched a thousand comparisons to Usher comes out swinging and bobbing to a Chamillionaire- and Mannie Fresh-enhanced beat: “shake-it-shake-it-shake-it-shake-i t-shake-it,” Chamillionaire commands when he’s not fueling Frankie’s obsession for a girl with a “face like a supermodel/body built just like a Coke bottle.” Forty-five minutes of pure R&B flow, some of it laid atop a hopped-up dance vibe, follow: “Never Let You Down,” featuring Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, could be part of a producer’s PowerPoint presentation on the expert scuffing of a pretty ballad; “If He Can’t Be” conjure...
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Jennifer lopez music:Como Ama una Mujer
2008-01-26 04:00:00
Jennifer lopez music Editorial Reviews Amazon.com Through the course of Como Ama Una Mujer, the first full-blown collection of Spanish-language tunes from multicultural diva Jennifer Lopez , we keep waiting for it to happen. A sweltering, hands-in-the-air dance anthem–the kind that made Lopez a superstar. Alas, the club beats never materialize: not even a soul-diva shimmy. The closest Lopez comes to is midtempo first single “Que Hiciste.” (Seek out the pulsing, reggaeton-flavored remix for maximum dance floor fabulousness.) What we get here is a surprisingly solid collection of elegant ballads and rock-flavored tunes that showcase new vocal strengths and surprising lyrical maturity. Producers Marc Anthony, Estefano and Julio Reyes give Lopez the gloss without overpowing her, a key element to the disc’s success. La Lopez recycles one track from 2005’s Rebirth, “(Can’t Believe) This Is Me,” which pops up here as the superior “Porqu...
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Dru hill music
2008-01-25 16:07:00
Dru hill music Editorial Reviews Amazon.com On the singles “Tell Me” and “In My Bed,” the vocals not only blend flawlessly into an intricate harmony scheme but also link up perfectly with the booming bass beats. On both songs, Mark “Sisqo” Andrews’s raw-edged, full-throttle gospel singing dominates the foreground, but it’s his three bandmates’ inventive harmonies that distinguish the song from hundreds of similar bedroom ballads. The group members cowrote five of the 14 tracks on their debut album, and group member Tamir “Nokio” Ruffin coproduced four of them, including such Stevie Wonder-ful imitations as “April Showers” and “All Alone.” And when teenagers sing like the Temptations and write like Wonder, you have to sit up and pay attention. –Geoffrey Himes Dru hill music or Music store
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