BEP write history!

With this CD, the Peas shoot down the bird. The class Recover version of the Pulp Fiction Theme brings a really gaining momentum. The following "Do not Phunk With My Heart" is classified in the direction of radio - a groovy dance number.

On Track Nr. 3 "My Style" the Peas collaborate with Justin Timberlake. The result is a Latino Hip-Track.

No. 4 "Do not Lie" is somewhat atypical pop for Peas. But Fergie's beautiful voice tearing the whole thing out a little.

Finally comes "My Humps". If you do not listen to often, it's a blast at parties and festivals. The beats are to dance absolutely super.

"Like That" in turn is an absolute weak point on the album. You can not dance well, and it's too slow for my taste it.

No. 7 "Dum diddly" is grooving again properly! One can also sing.

"Feel It" has convinced me above all with the "Asshole" site. Again plays Fergie's voice at the center.

Next comes "Gone Going". The song is again typical of the Peas and shows what can make a success.

With no. 10 comes back dance music. "They Do not Want Music" is so right for dancing.

"Disco Club" is a bit boring, if man's heard more often. Nevertheless, it has party appeal.

"Bebot" - again as a weak point, which should have made the Peas groovy. "Ba Bump" in turn is the total Abtanzer for hip-rap enthusiasts. . No. 14 is already such a fucking weak point - much too slow and absolutely atypical.

Next, perhaps the best cover of the story: "Union" - taking the scores of Sting, its own profound text and already is a catchy born.

The last track - "Do What You Want" - goes towards rock, but damn good sounds.

Despite some weaknesses to Will, Apl, and Taboo Fergie have earned 5 stars.

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