The crash is unstoppable

Basically, do you here with negative reviews rather unpopular, but it must be even. Here only a small flashback back:
There was once an innovative band that made it a whole genre contribute a thick pinch of freshness. After first successes respect and praises of the critic side the three boys wanted to earn a lot of money and got themselves a singer on board. Two albums long celebrated the newly formed quartet a mix of Hip Hop / Funk / Pop sounds and was still unique despite the increased commercialism. Suddenly you jumped on the electric-trend and was commercially still successful; published with "I Gotta Feeling" even the hit of the decade. Fans of the first hour were run away at this point for now. Now the BEP also guarantee that they will never return.

The END was in my eyes an absolute setback for the band, even if it was sold as NEW LEVEL SHIT. The uniqueness was lost in David Guetta beats that dominate the charts for two years. However, things are a bit worse. The first single "The Time" is not to undercut of embarrassment. The abgestandende 80 track combined with pounding fair house beats and ghastly Autotune "song" is definitely a case for the taste police. The album is the concept continues. From creativity there is no trace, innovative song ideas will find just as new sounds / beats. Annoying pseudo electro beats determine the entire album, and at the latest after one minute you want disconnecting each song and hopes in the 15 tracks from time to time on a small pearl. I have to disappoint everyone, because they simply can not.

"Love U Long Time" sounds like an electronically pimped 80s track, "XOXOXO" is not better, in the called the title felt a hundred times in the song and "Fashion Beats" sounds like a ten-year-old B-version of a House-Single the early '00s. The rest sounds really always the same, rudimentary effort in the lyrics was ever not be made. It remains at "This is the / our night" -Partythema. It's really a shame what has happened to this band. Of course, development is part of the growth process of a musical formation to like taking risks. Here, however, no risk is taken or even further developed. No, "The Beginning" is a collection of sound cliché of recent years, which has a half-life of only a few days or perhaps weeks. The board needs unfortunately really not human. Goodbye Blackeyed Peas - I am once been a big fan!