Survivor Destiny's Child

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  • Release Date: 05/01/2001
  • Sales Rank: 30,568
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 074646106327
 
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Editorial Reviews

Not even two lineup changes in less than two years could derail the chart-busting, little-engine-that-could known as Destiny's Child. Building on their groundbreaking hip-pop classics such as "Say My Name," "Bills, Bills, Bills," and "Bug a Boo," the Houston-based trio -- which now consists of breakout star Beyoncé Knowles, her childhood friend Kelly Rowland, and former backup singer Michelle Williams --have kicked their game up another infectious notch with more intricate harmonies, dazzling phrasing, and unpredictable beats on their aptly titled third disc, Survivor. The title track, with its empowering call-and-response chorus ("I'm a survivor/I'm not gon' give up/I'm not gon' stop/I'm gon' work harder"), is already a hit, as is the girl-power anthem "Independent Women Pt. I"-- which originally appeared on the Charlie's Angels soundtrack. The real gems here, however, are a triumvirate of up-tempo tracks: the cartoonish remix "Independent Women, Pt. II," which borrows its lyrical phrasing from the opera Carmen; the rock-guitar-accented "Bootylicious," which Beyoncé, who wrote and co-produced the entire disc, penned in tribute to her jinglin' curves ("I don't think you're ready for this jelly.../Cause my body's too bootylicious for you baby"); and the forgivably preachy, steel-drum-flavored "Nasty Girl" ("These men don't want no hot female/Whose been around the block female/You nasty girl"). The disc's slow jams are equally compelling, particularly DC's gorgeous, unplugged remake of the Bee Gees' "Emotion"; the soon-to-be wedding favorite "Brown Eyes"; and the stirring, a cappella "Gospel Medley." Throughout Survivor, Destiny's Child mesmerize listeners with their vocal firepower and alternately amuse and inspire with their neo-feminist lyrics. Ending the disc on a hopeful note, the bass-heavy, syncopated "Outro (DC-3) Thank You," they proclaim: "It's forever DC-3." If they continue to challenge themselves and their growing fan club, that may be what fate has in store. Tracy E. Hopkins, Barnes & Noble

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they did it againby Anonymous

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December 09, 2004: i just wanted to let everyone know out there that these girls are off the chain the songs on this cd are just so real and everyone should be able to relate to the songs whether you are male or female the songs are so genuine and divine and i just want to thank them for making this cd for all destiny child fans

WOW Destiny´s Child ROCKSby Anonymous

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February 06, 2004: When I Heard Survivor in the radio i became a big fan this album is just the best RN,B album ever i love all the songs here but my special favorits are. SURVIVOR written&produced by Cory Rooney and Beyoncé Knowles the lead singer in this awesome girlband. Bootylicious co-written by legend Stevie Nicks this is one of my fave RN,B songs ever. Emotions written by The Bee Gees a slowtempo ballad i love this song. The 2 Parts of Independent Women from Charlies Angels produced-Co Written by Cory Rooney both songs are amazing. Brown Eyes a wonderful ballad and tearjerking song from the master of Powerballads Walter Afanasieff(Celine Dion,Mariah Carey)This song is one of my favorit song on the album. My Heart Still Beats a solo song with Beyoncé Knowles a Mariah Carey kind of ballad co-written&Produced by Walter Afanasieff. Happy Face a wonderful RN,B song. Dangerously In Love this song is awesome i love it. All In All a awesome 18 track album. You Won´t be dissapointed with this album it´s heavy on RN,B and with great ballads.


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