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Album: Jennifer - Jennifer

JENNIFER - Look for Jennifer
Pop
8 / 20 2006

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Sometimes we let dirty trick by the jacket of an album, like the trailer of a movie. A thoughtful artist, a superb body language or a beautiful landscape and you're in front of the cashier to pay a few rounds of wealth creation for which you know nothing. So there is an even chance for you to finish the Brink psychological m with a disk ... and an rde another chance in two tears of joy and selfishness to the gem that you just find. The worst is that you will convince you that even if the album is mediocre, it did not cost that expensive (or other arguments of the sort) to get away lightly consciousness.
Except that, despite all efforts, it is mission impossible! It was expected to Look For Jennifer and with a very interesting first title to an album of high caliber. But it is nothing and it's a safe bet that I doubt much longer beautiful gowns! Is that Jennifer look alike?! (I mean the singers)

is seriously beginning to doubt those artists who sing while they have nothing to say except the eternal sorrow of separation or a love full of pitfalls. Sorry Jennifer but there is absolutely nothing innovative in your text like in your music that was clearly made to satisfy your few male fans (if you manage to keep them) and an audience mainly composed of Chinese and Taiwanese in crisis adolescence where first feelings of love blossom like daffodils.
So despite a nice accompanying booklet (booklet + diary of the artist), we express all the worst problems to fall in love with this album so pitiful.
At the midpoint between slow and marshmallow pop innocuous, Jennifer can not even be detached from the mase of pop singers to start a prolific career as a singer performer.

Question: Can we still
then do the advertising for this album? Of course, in the background when your household chores! This will give you all the motivation necessary to complete as soon as possible!

Come on, stop being so sarcastic, and let it rest in peace drive in the gondolas of record stores.

Damien Paccellieri