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All rights reserved.Miss E...So Addictive [PA] [ECD] - Elliott, Missy (CD 2001)
| Track Listing 1. So Addictive (Intro) - (featuring Charlene "Tweet" Keys) 2. Dog in Heat - (featuring Redman/Method Man) 3. One Minute Man - (featuring Ludacris) 4. Lick Shots 5. Get Ur Freak On 6. Scream A.K.A. Itchin' 7. Old School Joint 8. Take Away - (featuring Ginuwine) 9. 4 My People - (featuring Eve) 10. Bus-a-Bus Interlude - (featuring Busta Rhymes) 11. Whatcha Gon' Do - (featuring Timbaland) 12. Step Off 13. X-Tasy 14. Slap! Slap! Slap! - (featuring Da Brat/Jade) 15. I've Changed - (featuring Lil' Mo) 16. One Minute Man - (remix, bonus track, featuring Jay-Z) 17. Interlude - (hidden track) 18. (Untitled) - (hidden track)
Album Notes This is an Enhanced CD, which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Personnel includes: Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott, Timbaland, Busta Rhymes, Jay-Z, Ludacris, Method Man, Redman, Da Brat, Ginuwine, Eve, Lil' Mo, Tweet, Jade. Producers: Timbaland, Craig Brockman, Naan, D-Man, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott. "Get Ur Freak On" won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance. "Scream a.k.a Itchin'" won the 2003 Grammy Awards for Female Rap Solo Performance. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. SO ADDICTIVE finds Missy Elliott proving herself a woman to be reckoned with, particularly plainspoken in carnal matters. On "Dog in Heat," where she's joined by Method Man and Redman, Elliott delivers a forceful but low-key rap over little more than funky bass and drums, striking an arch-sexiness-plus-groovy-minimalism approach reminiscent of mid-period Prince. "One Minute Man" finds the fiesty femme issuing a sexual challenge over a track whose visceral sensuality provides incentive enough to enter into the gambit. Nevertheless, the rapper proves herself to be more than a sexual cartoon by varying her lyrical and thematic approach. On the percolating "Old School Joint," for example, Missy takes a conventional relationship stance worthy of the song's title, advising her suitor that it's best to "get to know each other" and be friends before becoming lovers. It's this juxtaposition of mindsets that keeps SO ADDICTIVE interesting. On the sonic side, the stop-time sample around which "Step Off" is built bears a distinct Latin flavor, and the infectious, propulsive rhythms of "Whatcha Gon' Do" bear witness to producer Timbaland's knack for nailing a distinctive, memorable sound with a minimum of fuss. Editorial Reviews CMJ (06/04/2001) Entertainment Weekly (05/25/2001) Mixmag (06/01/2001) The Source (07/01/2001) Q (07/01/2001) Spin (07/01/2001) Rolling Stone (06/21/2001) The Wire (06/01/2001) Mojo (01/01/2002) The Wire (01/01/2002) NME (12/29/2001) Magnet (02/01/2004) | Find errors in the product description? Submit a catalog update request now. | ||||||||||||||||
Reviews  Great CD and good buy I love it I like Missy Elliott as an artist and I respect her work but particularly I'm in love with Track 8 (Take Away). My CD was lost and this one was a good price. Review ID: 10000000004376512 Was this review helpful? Report this review  Another Missy Mosley masterpieceReview created: 05/27/07 by: trey_stone-- a member of Epinions and Advisor in Music Pros: Timbo Timbo Timbo. Cons: Album doesn't quite feel as complete as it could. What can I say, the Timbomania of the past near-year or so's compelled me to go back and check out some of dude's earlier work. And so far the results've been pretty nice. The more I hear, the more I think he might be easily one of the most consistently great producers in hip hop. Granted I got plenty more diggin' to do, but I've yet to hear a bad Timbaland-helmed album. 'Course, I may be cheatin' a little bit (or a lot) by including R Review ID: 10000000003646377  No rehab needed for Missy Elliot s So Addictive.Review created: 05/18/01 by: Monnie1976-- a member of Epinions and Top Reviewer in Music Pros: A couple of songs made great by guest stars Cons: Repetitive and boring, her rapping style One of the hottest producers on the scene producing tracks for Destiny s Child, Whitney Houston and currently taking the nation with the all-star remake of Lady Marmalade , Elliot has released another album which has more cameos than the latest Friends episode. A phenomenal talent and driving force in the hip-hop/R Review ID: 10000000000502362  This Album Isn't Addictive Enough To Require Rehab But Hey, It's Worth A ListenReview created: 05/20/04 by: insomniac1587 -- a member of Epinions Pros: production, guest spots, best album of her career Cons: zero lyrical substance, interludes, inconsistent, cheesy and wack at times Ah, Missy Elliot. Everyone who follows music closely has an opinion over the ever-shrinking Virginian, whether it be good or bad. She's one of those artists that you really can't feel indifferent toward- you either like her or despise her. Starting with her solo debut in 1997, she has ruled the femcee world except when some girl named Lauryn something-or-other came out. Whatever happened to her, eh? (sarcasm) Anyway, Elliot makes serious rap fans a bit uneasy due to her obvious lenience on stylish production, almost nonstop (mostly simple) punchlines and party songs rather than mixing that... Review ID: 10000000000502366  Miss E is... So Addictive!Review created: 05/21/01 by: wsudawls -- a member of Epinions Pros: Nice Production, Good Guests, "Lick Shots" and "Get UR Freak On" Cons: Some songs are kinda boring. Missy Elliott Returns to the Hip/Hop scene with her new release, "Miss E So Addictive". Proving she is an innovator in her field, the new album overcomes any preconceived notions about current Hip Hop music. According to her press release, Missy had stopped listening to the radio before going into the studio so she could go in with some fresh, unique ideas. Apparently it worked as it fuses pop, hip hop and modern R Review ID: 10000000000502368 A Great Way to Get HookedReview created: 01/03/02 by: prestonicko -- a member of Epinions Pros: Great lyrics and variety of fast-paced songs Cons: The ballads are not her strongest feature Missy Elliot has been a force in music for many years now. Up until the past five or six years, Missy worked behind the scenes, writing songs and producing albums for other artists and singers. That all changed with the release of her first album "Supa Dupa Fly" in 1997 which featured Missy singing her own songs on an album for the first time. This album, her third, features Missy at the top of her game. With several guests spots by artists like Ludacris and Ginuwine, Missy makes an overall enjoyable album to listen to and a well-composed album musically. Songs like "One Minute Man", "Lick... Review ID: 10000000000502367 Epinions.com ratings are not included in the item's average rating. Links in this review may have been removed. |
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