Timbaland - Presents Shock Value (2007)

DFB · Post by **DFB** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 7:34 pm

si imi place... Nu a comentat nimeni nimic de "Loose" sau "Future Love/Sex Sounds" iar pe "Shock Value" face ce a facut tot anul... Si ma asteptam sa fie asa... Nu ascultati.. skip..

Daniel-San · Post by **Daniel-San** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 8:47 pm

imi place prima melodie... si ultima, dar doar inceputul ca ii zice lui elton john :" GO AHEAD JOHN... I LIKE THAT"

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e clar.. lui timbaland nu i-a trebuit decat o melodie ca sa faca cunostinta cu johnior..

restul melodiilor.. unele sunt.. altele nu sunt.. adik sunt... dar numai ca sunt altceva.. atat zic

P.S: apropo.. care stie melodia originala din care a luat pt prima piesa "oh timbaland".. ca e tare.. dar am uitat cum se numeste

Chewbacca · Post by **Chewbacca** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:12 pm

Sa ne bazam pe fapte: In state, si poate nu numai acolo, daca ai pe album o piesa produsa de Timbaland, ai pus-o. La modul ala bun. Plus, stilul asta il are de mult mult de tot, deci mare respect pentru ca s-a pastrat. Sunt constient ca nu e Hip Hop'ul traditional (nici nu se vrea, are piese cu influente rock, altele orientale, altele R'n'B pe felie...), dar e chiar ok. Hip Hop'ul e variat... De la NWA la MF Doom e drum lung si plin de influente.

tux · Post by **tux** » Sat Mar 24, 2007 12:33 am

ba, mie nu imi place. poti sa-ti bagi tobele alea in cur daca-ti plac mr. Golden Jubilee.

e sub press play.

si pariu ca zice cineva > ala nu e album de producator < ?

The Golden Jubilee · Post by **The Golden Jubilee** » Sat Mar 24, 2007 2:01 am

replica de 3 parale.tipic. nu cumva sa zici ceva inteligent.

DFB · Post by **DFB** » Sat Mar 24, 2007 2:04 am

nu, nu e sub press play.... 1. pentru ca <<si am mai spus-o>> cand un album e lucrat de un singur producator are sanse mult mai mari sa fie tinut minte ca albumul lui ".."
2. chiar si ca producator timbaland are mai mult farmec la microfon decat diddy...
in fine.. sunt parerile mele, nu tin sa le bag nimanui in cap etc etc...

nostradamus · Post by **nostradamus** » Sun Mar 25, 2007 11:07 am

intr-adevar timba' nu e producator "de hip-hop"...dar in momentu de fata se cam pise pe industrie si-l cam doare undeva de cele 4 elemente...omu-si face treaba...si in ultimu timp ii prinde al dracului de bine...

Post by **pr0n** » Thu Mar 29, 2007 11:15 pm

Timbaland Presents Shock Value (Bonus Track) 2007

Timbaland - Hello (Feat. Keri Hilson & Attitude)

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sunrah · Post by **sunrah** » Sat Mar 31, 2007 8:39 am

probabil daca-o sa fie promovat si pe la tv o sa-i fredonez unele piese. e jmeker. scoate bani. aia e

eu zic ca e mai mult de atat. ohh, daca ar fi aria asta doar timbalanzi, ohh ce bine ar fi.

P.S: apropo.. care stie melodia originala din care a luat pt prima piesa "oh timbaland".. ca e tare.. dar am uitat cum se numeste

yeah Nina Simone Sinnerman si e smechera rau piesa.

Daniel-San · Post by **Daniel-San** » Sat Mar 31, 2007 9:03 am

Sun|Rah wrote:
P.S: apropo.. care stie melodia originala din care a luat pt prima piesa "oh timbaland".. ca e tare.. dar am uitat cum se numeste
yeah Nina Simone Sinnerman si e smechera rau piesa.

da mi-am adus aminte.. cam la 2 minute dupa ce am postat

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DFB · Post by **DFB** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:06 pm

All Hip Hop wrote: Timbaland and his partner Danjahandz owned the charts in 2006. Whether with Justin Timberlake, Nelly Furtado or Omarion, the Virginia veteran brought out a new sound that brought out the wallflowers and skeptics. It's only right that in a year expected to see albums from Dr. Dre, Kanye West and newly found nemisis Scott Storch, that Timbo drops first. With a deep influence by the early '90s Hip-House records and a supporting cast of everybody from his brother Sebastian to 50 Cent to Elton John, Shock Value (Mosely/Blackground/Interscope) lives up to its name, waking up a drowsy quarter for mainstream rap music.

Although Tim brags throughout the album about money, hits and status, "The Way I Are" is entirely the opposite. Perhaps presented from the perspective of the assisting D.O.E., the song chronicles pockets linted love in the same way Stevie Wonder did so 43 years earlier on "Uptight." The epileptic bassline and catchy chorus makes this one of several rap-based tracks that become perfect Pop. The same is true of "Boardmeeting," a reunion with Magoo, in which the duo makes a seductive ballad out of Kurtis Blow, 3rd Faze and other early '80s influences. Timbaland's ad-libs may have updated, but the baritone beat-maker carries his vocals well, trading attempts at lyricism for equally cocky and catchy bars.

Not since Mannie Fresh's run in the late '90s has a producer made Hip-Hop fans want to upgrade what's in their trunk. Shock Value is Timbaland's own Paul's Boutique of sound and influence. Rather than crutch sampling, the artist either brings in his inspiration, or reworks it like the competition can't. Towards the end of the album, the momentum drops, like a mediocre dessert after an exquisite meal. The "One and Only" genre-bending collaboration with Fall Out Boy succumbs to Hot Topic teenage whining, after an album based on confidence. Equally, Elton John's co-production and appearance on "Two Man Show" is an artistic outro, but hardly the meeting of the two masters one would expect.

Shock Value is a remarkable Pop music that just happens to be Hip-Hop. This feat in of itself has not been accomplished since The Black Album, which Tim largely helped. After years of providing impeccable singles for empty albums, Tim Mosely gets it right. For its consistency and for its range, this is Tim's 2001, after distributing his Chronic to others for the first decade. By the time this album reaches its fourth single, the skeptics will understand.

Chewbacca · Post by **Chewbacca** » Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:10 am

Shock Value UK Bonus Track

Timbaland f. M.I.A. - Come Around

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