Good Album

The vibe of the album is just right. It is a mixture of rapping, rnb singing.



My favorite songs are:

Party in the rain

Irresistible Chick-my fav

Satisfaction

Hey Ya'll

Figure you out

Double R What

Quite an eveolution...

Eve may come off a little full of herself. Her self description as a "Pitbull in a skirt" could seem a little self righteous...



Eve is anything but.



What a way to start the album with "What" which features Truth Hurts with her own set of husky, yet smooth vocals complimenting Eve's somewhat angry rhymes. Then the mega hit "Gangsta Lovin'" with alicia Keys (which stirred rumors of bisexuality) comes on and it seems to fit right in. "irresistable Chick" keeps the up-tempo route going and brings to mind a female version of Prince. "Party In The Rain" is a party all its own and it is a well done rap number. Eve continues to show her power chops with her Rhymes on songs that have some sort of porpose as well. "Let This Go" is about knowing when to cut the ties and move on and "As I Grow" is a song that actually has some important elements the youth need to listen too. Add in some pretty silly skits that feature Cedric and a skit that is hilarious as a guy and gal argue about Eve's hood cred, and this album measures up as solid entertainment. Even at some points it can be considered art... too!

Trendy and Industrialized

Eve raps about the same things her other albums contain. There's nothing new! It's too industry, and a lot of it's material is ghostwritten by others.



Eve's rap flow is no different that Trina's. With the exception that Trina has a more "FEMENINE" voice. While Eve has a more "MASCULINE" voice. They both sound the same. "Irrisistable Chick" only confirms that she attempted to emmulate Trina.



Regardless of the credit Eve recieves from critics and fans. Her music really isn't that good. It's mediocore to say the least. This album only confirms it. Better luck next time.