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| | The Art of Love and War | | | Music Artist : | | Angie Stone | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Stax | | Release Date : | | 2007-10-16 | | Store Price : | | $18.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $10.97 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Take Everything In
2. Baby - Angie Stone, Betty Wright
3. Here We Go Again
4. Make It Last
5. Sometimes
6. Go Back to Your Life
7. Half a Chance - Chino, Angie Stone
8. These Are the Reasons
9. My People - James Ingram, Angie Stone
10. Sit Down
11. Play Wit It
12. Pop Pop
13. Wait for Me
14. Happy Being All - Angie Stone, Pauletta Washington
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Love It
Submitted on: 2009-06-09 |
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| Angie Stone is so soulful and has a beautiful voice. I love this c.d. so much I intend to buy the others!!!! |
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 Disappointed and scared
Submitted on: 2009-06-05 |
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| I ordered this cd on 5/5/09. I did not receive it until 3 days after the estimated delivery dates as well as after I contacted the seller. When I did receive it the cd case was cracked due to seller using faulty packaging. But what really left me a bit perplexed and nervous was the picture that was enclosed with the cd. It was a picture of the outside of my home, whereas the seller had Googled my address. Which made me contact my local police department. I did not see the reasoning behind this and I think that Amazon should seriously address this and look into as to why this was done. Was this supposed to intimidate me or make me aware that they know where I reside? This type of behavior has left me leery of making any future purchases thru used sellers. I've never experienced such behavior in the past from any of the previous purchases made. I enjoy Amazon's online availability, but this kind of behavior should be deemed as dangerous and not tolerated by any servicer. |
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Sweet Sounds of Joy
Submitted on: 2009-05-21 |
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| It's been a while since I've purchased a cd by Angie and this didn't disappoint me at all. Love it!!!!! |
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 Helping You Get Through that thing called Love
Submitted on: 2008-05-04 |
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| I have always loved Angie Stone, but when I heard "Sometimes" it was like the words just hit my emotions like, if you aint sang'ing the truth girl! If anyone is trying to get over, move on, or just want to celebrate the highs and lows of love this CD is so on point for each and every emotion you could possibly be having. Great Job Ms. Stone! |
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good growth.
Submitted on: 2008-04-06 |
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Where to begin? I will say this is the first album from angie that I actually have on disc(I know where the hell have I been) but I've heard her in the past and while I wouldnt call her a lost act from the 70s, she does seem to have show some growth this time around. The so called "neo-soul" genre is quickly becoming generic. However, angie shows a balance of different production(using more live instruments) and her lyrics have matured. I guess she used that hiatus that she took wisely. The album as a whole is about the good and bad of love and life.
Now to talk about the tracks.
Track one was a good intro track that kind of gives us an idea how she has grown mentally.
I never cared for track 2. However, I do like that she used Betty Wright in the song. But it's just the chorus has been used countless times before.
She has a few tracks that talk about arguing("here we go again", "make it last")
My people is a song dedicated to the greats in the African-American race. Even going as far as to name possibly every black minister and activist for past and present. And yes, this at the end of the song included Bill Clinton.
Pop pop and sit down get much play in my car when I'm driving from work.
In my opinion, happy being me was the best on the lp. The production is just right and the lyrics are from her experience.
If you are an angie stone fan, give the CD a shot.
82% B |
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