The Cheetah Girls - TCG
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Free Music Review: The Cheetah Girls are really good
Hit: 4 Stars
I have to admit as a mother to an 11-year-old girl that the only reason I first learned of The Cheetah Girls was by chance on the Disney Channel one evening. I've sat with my daughter to watch both movies and now we're watching Sabrina on Dancing with the Stars (and really looking forward to the 3rd movie). I am now truly a Cheetah Girls fan! Their new album, TCG, is quite good (I bought it for me, not my daughter, although I'm sure she'll take it away from me) and I am really enjoying it. I love Fuego and Human but all of the songs are quite good. Way to go Cheetahs - and I have to say they're just as good (maybe better) without Raven as they are with her...Free Music Review: A very underrated album
Hit: 4 Stars
Not only these girls are really talented (and better without Raven), but they can do it live! And they'll rock your world.
This album was very well-produced and the songs are really really good. That Adrienne girl, Oh my, her vocals are amazing!
At the end of the day, one could say that Disney is lucky enough to have these girls once TCG are the only act that can do it live and has a decent sense of harmonies, lyrics and melodies.
Shame Hollywood Records (as usual) didn't help the girls to promote it.
Highlights are Homesick, Fuego and Human.
Give this album a go. You won't regret.
Free Music Review: Fun pop album
Hit: 3 Stars
I thought that the Cheetah Girls' new album, TCG is a fun, bouncy pop release. But what stands out is the singing, especially the second half! There are a few numbers that recall '80s pop, though not too derivative or retro. The three JR Rotem produced songs solidify the huge impact he's made on urban music the past 12 months. I've heard about 20 different songs he's done for artists, and the Cheetah Girls' efforts step them up a notch from their early Disney songs. One reason I give the album only 3 stars is that they try a little too hard to sound like Destiny's Child on 2-3 dance numbers. They sound a little bit like DC's hits Survivor or Lose My Breath. And I'm in my 30s and love this effort. They will really expand their audience with this release.Free Music Review: Raven please help them!!!
Hit: 2 Stars
I am a HUGE Cheetah Girls fan. I mean the movies and soundtracks are amazing. But the new "TCG" album is just plain...bad. Songs like 'So Bring It On', 'Uh Oh', 'Break Out Of This Box', and really...A LOT more! I do like 'Do No Wrong' (It is very upbeat, you can dance to it, and it reminds me of just being on the dancefloor), also I like 'All In Me' (which is featured in the KRAFT Mac 'n Chesse commercial.) But The Cheetah Girls really need to get back Raven. She brings the vocals, she co-produces the tracks like "The Party's Just Begun", "Do Your Own Thing", and more from the CHEETAH GIRLS 2 movie.
But I really don't no teenager, or even little young kids would like this CD. It has no point, has no genre, makes no sense, and it is just plain...boring.
Good Tracks:
"Do No Wrong"
"Crash"
"All In Me"
Free Music Review: NO...This Isn't Great At All!
Hit: 1 Stars
The Cheetah Girls are...ok. I love the movies, and the first and second soundtracks to their movies are really good.
But, with their studio debut album, TCG, the spark isn't their. The only songs on the album that are good, are "All In Me," and "Homesick."
I'm glad Raven left the group, because he 2008 self-titled album was way better than this album.
Also, I could really care regardless whether people disagree with me.