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Free Music Notes for Brushfire FairytalesFree Music Review: Great CD Hit: 5 Stars This CD is awesome! I would definitly recommend this CD to any JJ fans outthere. Inaudible melodies and Flake are my favorite songs on this track, it's lyrics have much meaning and I can realate with real life experiences with these songs. you really have to be in the mood to listen to this CD.
Free Music Review: Jack Johnson is great Hit: 5 StarsI love this cd, I never get tired of listening to it.
Free Music Review: Who's The DJ?? Hit: 4 StarsThis album can only be described as the feeble roaster. Which means that it is the whole platter! I got into this when I was down with the whole construction thing. I mean like, cabinets are cool and everything, but I was in it to win it! Back when I was in a speed-rap group called the OFC (which was me (CIRCLE), JMak (POWER), and Chucwick (CIG), we had a hit called "Fool, I just broke you off so fierce you didn't have time to race the rooster." That was totally siccmade. Anyway Jack Johnson was a real big inspiration to the OFC. We had a cd that sold real big in the hood called "Fool, buy this cd or you wil be broken off in the worst way while I make a new boat for myself." This album made sure that we were famous for days and we were just swimming in chicks. In fact, one time we were in a room and we ended up on the ceiling because there were so many girls there singin our song "Fool, I broke you off that means you're a turnip." To sum this all up, you might not be as bad as OFC, but you can still try and buy this album of Jack's.
Free Music Review: No fire here Hit: 3 StarsWasn't a great CD. Not bad either. Have to be in the mood to listen to it. It's not one you would put in the player to just kick back and listen to.
Free Music Review: Brushfire Fairytales Hit: 4 StarsThis is a good Jack Johnson album for one of his first releases. I have to say my favourite is still "In Between Dreams."
This one is a little slower, not as perky, but still has that amazing island feel to it.
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