Beyoncé - B'day [Deluxe Edition]
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Track List: B'day [Deluxe Edition]
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Disc 1:
- Beautiful Liar - Beyonce
- Irreplaceable - Beyonce
- Welcome To Hollywood - Beyonce
- Greenlight - Beyonce
- Kitty Kat - Beyonce
- Upgrade U - Beyonce
- Flaws And All - Beyonce
- Still In Love (Kissing You) - Beyonce
- Get Me Bodied - Beyonce
- Freakum Dress - Beyonce
- Suga Mama - Beyonce
- Deja Vu - Beyonce
- Ring The Alarm - Beyonce
- Resentment - Beyonce
- Listen - Beyonce
Disc 2:
- Amor Gitano - Beyonce
- Listen (Oye) - Beyonce
- Irreplaceable (Irreemplazable) - Beyonce
- Beautiful Liar (Bello Embustero) - Beyonce
- Beautiful Liar - Beyonce
- Beautiful Liar - Beyonce
- Irreplaceable (Irreemplazable) - Beyonce
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Album Details: B'day [Deluxe Edition]
- Release Date:
- 04/03/2007
- Label:
- Sony
- UPC:
- 886971111125
User Reviews: B'day [Deluxe Edition]
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, June 15, 2007Reviewer: [tuyết lạnh] - See all [tuyết lạnh]'s reviews -
beyonce at it again
, April 12, 2007Reviewer: hurdles91 - See all hurdles91's reviewsPros: the cd is hot
Cons: none
THE NEX EDITION OF BDAY IS BETTRE THAN THE FIRST IT HAS NEW HOT TRACKS AND BEYONCE EVEN HAS SONGS IN SPANISH...IF U DONT HAVE IT,GET IT!
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Pro Reviews: B'day [Deluxe Edition]
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews At least one tactic or event preceding the release of Beyoncé's second solo album inspired a bemused threesyllable exclamation from anyone who was paying attention. The lead single, the late'70sfunkinspired "Deja Vu," had the audacity to not be as monstrous as "Crazy in Love" its stay at the top of the charts was relatively brief, so clearly there was evidence of some dropoff there. This was quickly followed by "Ring the Alarm," an angered, atonal, and outofcharacter song with an accompanying video that invited all kinds of perplexed analysis, along with debate on whether Beyoncé was being autobiographical or, as the singer claimed, channeling her Dreamgirls character. All of this gave the haters plenty of ammo when anything less than 100 polite, ladylike, and expected was bound to do the trick. Add to this an album title that can be pronounced just like "bidet," along with the advertisement that the album's ten songs were whipped up in two weeks, and you have yourself a careerkilling train wreck. B'day isn't even close to that. While Beyoncé does sound like she's in a bit of a hurry throughout the album, and there are no songs with the smooth elegance of "Me, Myself and I" or "Be with You," it is lean in a beneficial way, propelled by just as many highlights as the overlong Dangerously in Love. Two collaborations with Rich Harrison swagger and preen: "Been locked up in the house way too long/It's time to get it, 'cause once again he's out doing wrong" (the blaring/marching "Freakum Dress"); "Don't give me no lip, let mama do it all" (the spectacularly layered "Suga Mama"). The Neptunes assist on "Green Light," an ambitious, fleetfooted number that continually switches tempos and sounds, as well as "Kitty Kat," a deceptively sweet, rainbowcolored track where what sounds like purrs are more like clawsout dismissals that could've been pulled from one of the first three Kelis albums. And even with an entirely bonkers line like "I can do for you what Marvin did for the people," "Upgrade U" is the most potent track on the album, a lowslung Cameron Wallace production where Beyoncé wears and buys the pants while making her proposition sound more like empowerment than emasculation. If the circus surrounding this whole thing which could take up to ten pages to document was an elaborate ploy to transform Beyoncé into an underdog, there really is some kind of genius at play, but it's extremely unlikely that anyone in her camp could've predicted that the expectations and reactions would be less rational than any of Beyoncé's decisions and actions. There is nothing desperate or weak about this album. [The 2007 deluxe edition expands the original track list (from ten to 15 songs) and includes an additional bonus CD of remixes and Spanishlanguage versions.] - Andy Kellman, All Music Guide |
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