A Rock/Electronica crossover that suits No Doubt well.

Let's be honest, 'Hey Baby' was a bit of a [bad] comeback for No Doubt, as it is too simple for them and does not have enough depth to be one of their songs. However this, is a prime example of what Gwen & co. can do when they put their mind to it. This song is irresistably catchy with its rock guitar rifts and electronic beats as well as Gwen's honey coated vocals on the top. Co-written by the Neptunes it shows that this should be a surefire hit for No Doubt, and the Outkast/Big Boi remix of Hey Baby turns that round as well. Definately one to buy.

Cool Vamp Groove

while I wasn't all that crazy about the Album on a Whole the Vamp on "Hella Good" is tight to me.reminds me of early 80's Hooks."Hey baby" is alright not as catchy as Hella Good to me overall.

Hella good is HELLA GREAT!

no doubt's new single from their recently released record, "Rock Steady", is one of the greatest singles of their career. It satisfies everyone from the alternative rock fans all the way down to the hip hop crews. Hella Good is only one of the great tracks off of Rock Steady, my opinion is that all of the songs are great! Hella Good, Don't Let Me down, and Underneath it all(featuring a guest apperance from jamaican singer Lady Saw) are the standout tracks. A+++

Over 20 minutes of music and video on this senstional CD

This is an excellent song and this single also contains the black and white film clip shot in the bottom of a ship. There is some excellent computer graphic work gone into the menu procedure with no doubt in words spinning all over the screen and a photograph of the band as well as the album cover this song belongs to.

The two versions of Hey Baby also on this single are not as good as the original version but the dirty version is pretty good. Hey Baby Dirty Version isn't really dirty but does imply ... relations with the lyrics. You could still play it with kids around. Still has some stupid rap parts voiced over which make the song not as good as it could have been.

Hey Baby Club Mix which is twice as long as it's predecessor is your typical nightclub remix where parts of the song are continuously repeated over again to ... dance beats. I would have rather they included something better. There is over 20 minutes of music on this CD.