Behind The Front di Black Eyed Peas

Mishunia95 ha scritto:

Love BEP's old hip-hop. Great! I wish they recorded albums as this or their 2-nd and returned back to true style. [2]

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Mindo91 ha scritto:

Looking at the first two albums, the Black Eyed Peas are, to me, the definition of wasted talent. [3]

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ThyDevourer ha scritto:

Looking at the first two albums, the Black Eyed Peas are, to me, the definition of wasted talent. [2]

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elisar_boom ha scritto:

Love BEP's old hip-hop. Great! I wish they recorded albums as this or their 2-nd and returned back to true style.

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theyardape ha scritto:

wonderful album, and absolute shame what they've become now. i feel almost as if their 'party on' music is completely devoid of creativity that the exhibit on this album. fucking hell 'i was born to get wild, that's my style, if you didn't know that baby, well now you know now.' no. fucccccccccccccccccccccck.

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mk741 ha scritto:

Looking at the first two albums, the Black Eyed Peas are, to me, the definition of wasted talent.

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njacques9 ha scritto:

is there an unedited version of this album? fallin up is edited on my version and im just wondering if its supposed to be that way.

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NoooFun ha scritto:

Good BEP.

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CGholy ha scritto:

I want another album like this. Even if it's just re-recorded with Fergie in it.

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CGholy ha scritto:

Underrated.

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alexis524 ha scritto:

behind the front and bridging the gap is what BEP's are, not the commercialized hip POP they now produce after bringing on Fergie. When they did that, they sold out. It may not be Fergie's fault, but they took more than a few steps back when they did.

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L8yBejbi ha scritto:

will.i.am's endless ego killed his soul. these days he's just it's such a pain to watch. & such a pain to hear. big ups for this powerful album thou. right when they were just oh so special.

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PrettyAlien ha scritto:

only good album they've ever made

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CGholy ha scritto:

Defiantly not fergie's fault; Elephunk and Monkey Business had some wicked tracks. Where is the love is my favorite BEP song after Karma.

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talismanus ha scritto:

@Sicoloco I agree. Their lyrics on this and Bridging the Gaps are against mainstream, well what happened then? No reason to blame Fergie though, the guys wanted to become mainstream themselves, Fergie didn't cause their change. This is their best album, so epic tones!

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CGholy ha scritto:

Karma <3

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spectre1982 ha scritto:

Agree with below, one of the best hip hop albums ever. Too bad they don't make 'em like this anymore

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Sicoloco ha scritto:

one of the best hip hop lps ever made. too bad they are now little mainstream-whores. "money is a drug and mcs is on it".... now they are on it too

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