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| | O.G. Bitch | | | Music Artist : | | Esthero | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Reprise / Wea | | Release Date : | | 2004-09-14 | | Store Price : | | $7.49 | | Artistopia's Price: $7.49 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. O.G. Bitch [Original Version]
2. O.G. Bitch [Smitty's Deep Guitar Remix]
3. O.G. Bitch [Smitty & Gabriel D. Vine's Garage Party Remix]
4. O.G. Bitch [Moody Ass Bitch Remix]
5. O.G. Bitch [Speakeasy Mix]
6. O.G. Bitch [the Orange Factory Mix]
7. O.G. Bitch [Bill Hamel Club Mix]
8. I Love You [Non-Album Track]
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 i hate everything by Estero after the "breath from another cd"
Submitted on: 2009-05-05 |
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| I purchased this cd along with "we are in need of a musical revolution" on the strength of the joy i got from her first cd, "breath from another," when i was in college. However, i came to see that it was not Estero but her producers who made "breath from another" so lovable. |
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 Buy it
Submitted on: 2006-03-21 |
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| Esthero's single (og. bitch) is a edgy and moody song that is well produced. The remixes are ok, the best is the Speakeasy - which best compliments her voice and still pays homage to the original withough laying some hard beats over it & calling it a day. I love you is one soulful song. This is worth it, even with some dismal remixes sprinkled around some good cuts. |
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 She's the girl you just can't admit you adore...
Submitted on: 2005-09-27 |
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"I am the original bitch/I am the original whore/I am the girlyou just won't admit/you adore..."
Canadian singer Esthero started off with cool trip-hop, and graduated over the years to a new style: energetic funky dance and warm trip-hip-pop. And one of her new songs stands out on its own: "O.G. Bitch," a gloriously angry-grrl dance tune.
Don't expect a "you stole my boyfriend" revenge song. It's a multi-barbed description of a "grinning bitch" who is "just waiting for me to drown/so no one knows you stole my whole sound!" This is worse than stealing a boyfriend; this is stealing art, and that's something no artist of any stripe is just going to brush off.
Esthero doesn't pull her punches, and it's deliciously catty and unrestrained as she sings, "How kind of you to offer what you think/a woman should do or say/maybe if you weren't so self-righteous/you would not have such a problem getting laid!" Love that. She unflinchingly hits in all areas, and leaves you cheering for her barbed comments.
But the song alone is not quite enough: there are a bunch of remixes. The original is a trippy, funky little tune, while the mix that follows makes it even trippier and ripplier. "Moody Ass Bitch Remix" makes it trippier and more electronic, while "Smitty & Gabriel D. Vine's Garage Party Mix" ups the beats and gritty synth for some serious shimmying.
"Speakeasy Mix" is a live-sounding, jazzy mix, backed by drums and women urging her on. "The Orange Factory Mix" is the least appealing, stripping down most of the melody in favour of unexceptional technobeats, but the single bounces back with the swooningly dramatic "Bill Hamel Club Mix." Finally, Esthero tops it off with "I Love You," a sensuously breathy little pop song.
This is Esthero's "You're So Vain" (which gets a homage in the second stanza), only with more venom and pain. And like Carly Simon, Esthero isn't telling anyone who it's about -- rumour has pointed at both Fergie and Nelly Furtado, but according to Esthero, neither one is it. Something to ponder, and wonder who stole her sound.
Esthero gets points for dancey funkiness, and for having the guts to let rip lyrically about the musical thief. Whoever that person is, Esthero is still running circles around her. |
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original music.....too good
Submitted on: 2005-08-23 |
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| what else can be said about the versatility of this beautiful voice. her boasts of being the 'girl you just cant admit you adore' are more than backed up and solidified by her addictive vocals. get out and get this EP for a new form of perspective of boasting.....too good. |
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 If you love this song, it's a must.
Submitted on: 2005-08-03 |
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| First off - I, personally, am a fan of remixes. If you are of similar tastes, you will definitely love this disc. It takes an incredible summer anthem and runs the gamet of musical styles. You've got two or three "hard-house" tracks, the radio edit of course, but the two that shine are #5 - a jazz-funk mix with some nice brass instruments for good measure... and #7, a slight nod to the electro-pop trend of late, but nothing overly offensive. If you've got a particular taste for this song, pick this one up for sure. |
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