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4.7 ( 3 total votes )
Five years and two names changes since his last solo project, Sean Combs (known currently as Diddy), is back with Press Play. The album on the whole is very well rounded and an entertaining listen. Nobody, including himself, thinks that Diddy is among the upper echelon of rapping talent in the industry. Some might argue that the excessive amount of guest features and top-notch producers makes this album a compilation, and not a Diddy solo project. The key difference between that consideration, and reality, is that Diddy has purposely brought along his friends to compliment … ...Read the full album review
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Five years and two names changes since his last solo project, Sean Combs (known currently as Diddy), is back with Press Play. The album on the whole is very well rounded and an entertaining listen. Nobody, including himself, thinks that Diddy is among the upper echelon of rapping talent in the industry.
Some might argue that the excessive amount of guest features and top-notch producers makes this album a compilation, and not a Diddy solo project. The key difference between that consideration, and reality, is that Diddy has purposely brought along his friends to compliment his style and turn average into great.
The most sensational angle of this product is the impressive list of chosen producers. How can DJs not love the crowd pleasing sounds of Havoc, Kanye West, Mario Winans, The Neptunes, Timbaland, and Will.I.Am? Go ahead and press play, you won’t be disappointed.
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Average Member Rating: Total Ratings: 3
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only like the songs where he's featuring somebody,guess all the hits on that album r featuring sumbody eg.christina aguilera,ciara,big boy,nicole,keyshia cole
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| Posted on Oct 21, 2007 |
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This is one of my favorite albums ever. I love how he turns it into a story of fallin in love and heartbreak and all that jazz. The dance songs are sick, but the slow songs like After Love are amazing and are full of emotion. This album has great guest spots and amazing production. My favorites are After Love, Partners for Life, Last Night, and Tell Me, but there isn't a song that I don't like.
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| Posted on Mar 19, 2008 |
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I FREAKIN LOVE DIS SONG!
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| Posted on Mar 24, 2008 |
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| Posted on Aug 06, 2008 |
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