Elephunk [Bonus Track] The Black Eyed Peas

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CD - Bonus Tracks

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  • Release Date: 05/26/2004
  • Original Release: 2003
  • Sales Rank: 27,588
  • Label: A&M
  • UPC: 602498628089

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Elephunk [Bonus Track]

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Elephunk [Bonus Track]

1LISTENHands Up 3:35
2LISTENLabor Day (It's a Holiday) 3:58
3LISTENLet's Get Retarded 3:35
4LISTENHey Mama 3:34
5LISTENShut Up 4:56
6LISTENSmells Like Funk 5:04
7LISTENLatin Girls 6:17
8LISTENSexy 4:43
9LISTENFly Away 3:35
10LISTENThe Boogie That Be 5:12
11LISTENThe Apl Song 2:54
12LISTENAnxiety / Papa Roach 3:38
13LISTENWhere Is the Love? / Justin Timberlake 4:34
14LISTENLet's Get It Started Bonus Track 7:32

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Editorial Reviews

Nominally a rap group, in truth Black Eyed Peas call on so many forms of songwriting and production that slotting them into hip-hop is like slotting Prince into R&B -- technically true, but very limiting. Elephunk, the group's third straight winning LP, doesn't have top-notch rapping, but as driven by frontman Will.I.Am, it does possess some of the most boundary-pushing productions in contemporary, (mostly) uncommercial hip-hop -- right up at the level occupied by Common and OutKast. The smart, brassy opening club thump "Hands Up" hits another level with a sly bridge flaunting some heavy metallic slide guitar, while the highly pressurized love jam "Shut Up" features great interplay between Taboo and new member Fergie. Space doesn't allow for description of each track, but suffice to say any Will.I.Am track is going to feature loads of ideas and fresh sounds, not to mention plenty of stylistic change-ups -- from the digital-step ragga of "Hey Mama" (featuring Tippa Irie) to the Latinized, loved-up "Latin Girls." Like a latter-day Digital Underground, Black Eyed Peas know how to get a party track moving, and add a crazy stupid rhyme or two ("bop your head like epilepsy" from the suitably titled "Let's Get Retarded"). [The album was also released with a bonus track, "Let's Get It Started."] ~ John Bush, Rovi All Music Guide

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Excellent cd!by Anonymous

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March 20, 2011: I'm a big fan of the black eyed peas and I got this cd and I was really impressed on it. They have really good songs on here, where is the love is a very good song with a good meaning. you will enjoy every song on here. The music on this album is fun to dance to! Except I don't really like the song called lets get retarded.

I miss the old black eyed peas with elephunk and monkey buisness. The black eyed peas have changed a lot over the years with their music. They should go back to making this kind of music instead of making music that kind of music that does not sound like hip-hop.

BeSt cD eVeR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!by Anonymous

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October 01, 2010: This cd rocks! My fav songs:. Labor Day,3. Let's Get Retarded,4.Hey mama,5.Shut up,10. The boogie that be,and 13.Where is the love. The best sOnG iS AnXiEtY.


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