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Like the Dolls's debut, "PCD," the new album could use a little more of that cabaret style and a little less of the anonymous, by-the-numbers R&B and dance formulas that have become the modern girl-group convention
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Given the fact there are 25 tracks and a platoon of songwriters spread over Doll Domination's various bonus discs, it's not surprising that it occasionally succeeds, and there are hit singles to be found here.
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After a while, listening to this CD feels like a one-way conversation with a vapid hot chick who's in love with the sound of her own voice.
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With 15 cuts in all, the album sounds like the Dolls just threw everything they had against the charts to see if anything would stick.
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Digging out this handful of songs from the 16-track proper album-- inflated to as much as 24 tracks with the bonus disc added in--is flat-out exhausting, necessitating trawling through too many dull beats, breathy bleats, a phoned-in Snoop Dogg cameo and Missy Elliot name-dropping Katy Perry.
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UncutLike most big pop groups, they're great at singles--Rodney Jerkins' 'When I Grow Up' fashionably disses fame-- but fail when it comes to albums. [Dec 2008, p.115]
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 54 out of 79
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Mixed: 6 out of 79
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Negative: 19 out of 79
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Sep 26, 2018Doll domination has potential in terms of lyrics and rhythms is not all bad but I would like to listen more to those of more dolls
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Feb 14, 2022Prefeito do início ao fim, Takin Over The Word e Out Of This Club, mereciam vídeos
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Nov 25, 2021An amazing record!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!