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Love vs. Money review

The-Dream continues the sex topic

Tracklist with lyrics of the album LOVE VS. MONEY 2009 of The-Dream: Money Intro - Rockin' That Shit - Walkin' On The Moon - My Love - Put It Down - Sweat.

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Terius Youngdell Nash professionally known as producer, songwriter and solo artist The-Dream can boast working with Rihanna on her hit Umbrella and co-writing Mariah Carey’s hit Touch My Body and the greatest part of Mary J. Blige’s album Growing Pains, but this is far from the only performers in his career list. Besides he has a Grammy statuette won in the Best New Artist of 2008 nomination. Releasing his debut album Love/Hate in 2007 recorded with his friend and colleague Christopher ‘Tricky’ Stewart Nash never ceased working with other artist – thus, one of his recent achievements is Beyonce Knowles’ single Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It), and this year he releases the second creation Love Vs Money. Being a true R&B culture representative The-Dream has preferred to continue the sex topic he has chosen for his debut album so most of the songs will be perfect for any couple’s having a good time together.

Beautiful ballads and club compositions on Love Vs Money

Naturally since The-Dream did not change the topic on Love Vs Money he once again invited his friend Tricky Stewart and producer Carlos ‘L.O.S. da Mystro’ McKinney who has also taken part in working on the debut to record the sophomore effort. Besides the record pleases with the participation of some guest stars but the artist himself definitely plays all the leading roles here. The album consists of 14 tracks and traditionally opens with an introduction Money Intro containing some strange noises. The first full length track Rockin' That Shit is a beautiful ballad making one feel romantic at once which is going to last throughout the entire record. A danceable song featuring Kanye West Walkin' On The Moon is remarkable for an interesting beat, metaphoric lyrics and both artists’ contagious singing while another pleasant surprise her is the composition My Love refined with Mariah Carey’s vocals. This is another R&B classic with a sensual beat and the male and female voices are combined in excellent harmonies here. An example of the best productions on the album is the song Put It Down with a faultless arrangement, besides The-Dream demonstrates what he is really capable of as a vocalist on it whereas another club composition Take You Home 2 My Mama has all the chances to become a hit. There are two title tracks here, Love Vs Money and Love Vs Money, Pt. 2, one being the continuation of the other uniting into a great love story not devoid of suffering because of the abundance of money and lack of love. The longest piece is Fancy one of the record’s highlights telling a whole novel also pleasing with a splendid arrangement offering some unexpected sounds like for example of an accordion. At the end of the album there is another surprise, collaboration with Lil Jon Let Me See The Booty once again meant for a hot club party.

An album consisting of real hits practically all over

Always having something to do producer and singer The-Dream has fully justified his stage name as he is the only one from his poor Atlanta family who has made a success and thus fulfilled his dream and the dream of everyone who loves him. The-Dream’s vocals undergone production sound contagious and sensual than ever on Love Vs Money. There are no failures on this album as each of the tracks is built upon a good melody most of which can be remembered from the very first listening and the performance never lets one doubt how seriously The-Dream treats his own creative work. Possessing a good knowledge of how a real hit should be like this artist has recorded an album consisting of them practically all over and can be sure than this album will be the same successful as the previous one if not more than that. Stylish, bold and extremely sensual Love Vs Money will not become a sensation but is by no means an album to ignore. Bad grandpa full movie free download subtitle.

Rate review4.84

The-Dream exists among his peers in an oddly singular liminal state, betwixt and between obscurity, celebritydom, and apotheosis. During the past few years, he has written some of our biggest pop hits (Rihanna’s “Umbrella,” Beyonce’s “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It),” Mariah Carey’s “Tough My Body”), released a very highly acclaimed R&B album (Love Hate), and been christened as one of our generation’s greatest pop artists, yet the next time you see him on TMZ or the cover of Rolling Stone will be the first. So, what is it? Is The-Dream a “radio killa” (read: pop star), an “R&B guerilla” (read: someone less ubiquitous), or a tortured genius (read: an unappreciated artist during his time)? On second full-length Love vs. Money, he wants it all: to have love and money, respect and popularity -- that is, to be timeless and timely.

At the heart of The-Dream’s sweaty and galactic jams is a cornucopia of the 21st-century’s distinguishing pop templates. There are a myriad of chopped and screwed and auto-tuned vocals, hints of Timbo-styled soft percussion clicks and hiccups, and the increasingly prevalent gang chant (listen: Pollow Da Don’s discography). But, even more vital to the general pop flavorings are the countless repeated vocals. For instance, the ad nauseam “yeahs” on “Mr. Yeah,” which certainly have a thematic meaning (Mr. Yeah is a “yes-man” to a comical degree), are extremely catchy, not unlike Rihanna’s “ella, ella, eh, eh, eh”s on “Umbrella.” Here, we hear a crack in the sonic text, The-Dream’s pop formula exposed.

Of course, it is impossible to speak of The-Dream, or his formula, without mentioning Christopher 'Tricky' Stewart, who produces eight of the album’s tracks. Together, these two have teamed to create the most fascinating, if not finest, pop hits of recent times. A string of Billboard successes predicated on simplicity: The-Dream’s hiccupping vocal tics and Tricky’s looping whirring, heavy synths followed by ringing percussion accents. A formula that has become the formula, our formula, the epitome of pop, truly nothing could be more fundamentally timely.

But, on Love vs. Money, this formula is cont

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