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| Song Title | Time | Price | ||
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| Play | 1. Price Tag (Album Version) [feat. B.o.B.] | 3:43 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 2. Nobody's Perfect | 4:19 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 3. Abracadabra | 3:50 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 4. Big White Room (Live From The London Scala, 2011) | 5:30 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 5. Casualty Of Love | 3:54 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 6. Rainbow | 3:05 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 7. Who's Laughing Now | 3:54 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 8. Do It Like A Dude (Explicit Version) | 3:15 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 9. Mamma Knows Best | 3:15 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 10. L.O.V.E. | 3:52 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 11. Stand Up | 3:27 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 12. I Need This | 4:20 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 13. Who You Are (Int'l Version) | 3:50 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 14. Domino | 3:51 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 15. My Shadow | 3:29 | �0.89 | |
| Play | 16. Laser Light | 3:32 | �0.89 |
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
29 of 34 people found the following review helpful
By Beki
Format:Audio CD
My daughter asked for this album and I was wary as I expected it to have some bad language in, I checked online and found no warning so ordered it. As I wasn't convinced I listened to the album myself once it arrived to find too much bad language to consider allowing my 9 year old to have the album, that aside it is a great listen, just not while the kiddies are around :o)
61 of 72 people found the following review helpful
By Gareth Waterman
VINE VOICE
Format:Audio CD
I rather like Jessie J. I rather like her music too. I would also be first in line to defend music made for adults, artists being able to express themselves how they wish, and record labels running a business profitably.
However (and it's a big however), it's utterly inexcusable that a CD should be on sale that contains graphic language and sexual content without having the industry-standard warning. Especially one that the record company knows full well will appeal to a younger audience. This smacks of a deliberate ploy since there is a Parental Guidance label which is almost illegibly small and printed in a corner on the back.
To add insult to injury, they have seen fit to re-issue the original album with a few extra tracks. Since the album was already popular (and thus didn't need to be brought to our attention à la Fleet Foxes first CD being re-issued with a later EP), this is just profiteering. It rewards only those people who haven't yet bought the album and penalises all those who have already made the record company (and Jessie J) a bunch of cash. Of course the extra tracks can be downloaded individually, but this is more expensive (remember, young audience) than getting them with an album.
Pretty much an indictment of the industry all round, and one which harms both Jessie J and her fans but not, I suspect, her label.
However (and it's a big however), it's utterly inexcusable that a CD should be on sale that contains graphic language and sexual content without having the industry-standard warning. Especially one that the record company knows full well will appeal to a younger audience. This smacks of a deliberate ploy since there is a Parental Guidance label which is almost illegibly small and printed in a corner on the back.
To add insult to injury, they have seen fit to re-issue the original album with a few extra tracks. Since the album was already popular (and thus didn't need to be brought to our attention à la Fleet Foxes first CD being re-issued with a later EP), this is just profiteering. It rewards only those people who haven't yet bought the album and penalises all those who have already made the record company (and Jessie J) a bunch of cash. Of course the extra tracks can be downloaded individually, but this is more expensive (remember, young audience) than getting them with an album.
Pretty much an indictment of the industry all round, and one which harms both Jessie J and her fans but not, I suspect, her label.
51 of 61 people found the following review helpful
By shar
Format:Audio CD
My Daughter kept on and on for a Jessie J CD for her 8th birthday wasnt any hassle to get hold of one for her so I bought it for her but dont know if I missed anything in the write up but had no warning that there was any swear words on the CD. There were quite a few really strong one that I dont want her singing along to shame because quite enjoyed listening to the rest of it.
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Better late than never. This Old Wolf that is! Jessica Cornish
seems to have arrived at exactly the right time. I heard the
singles; I saw the music videos; I liked what I'd heard and seen.
What I hadn't been quite prepared for with the debut album is
just what an extraordinarily good singer Ms J. is. World Class
at 23 and then some! I didn't need to listen much futher than the
live recording of 'Big White Room'. The room errupts with amazement
and palpable affection. I shouted too (much to Mrs Wolf's surprise!)
It is a phenomenal performance by any standard known to man or beast!
The magic doesn't stop there however. Ms J. knows how to write a good
tune and there are thirteen of them here. This girl has SOUL. Natural,
abundant and free as the wind. The voice is wonderfully flexible and
unaffected. 'Casualty Of Love' is another terrific example of her
ability to find the heart of a song and run with it; the glorious
arabesques and decorations spin out into the air like silver fireworks.
It's very clear that she doesn't have to think about it that much :
it just comes out that way! (To think that this is just the beginning!)
I tend to gravitate towards the ballads and torch songs in any R&B;
collection but there's one heck of a lot of funky fun to be had here too.
Of the uptempo numbers 'Who's Laughing Now' is a particularly feisty
example. It's pretty near impossible not to get out of your rocking
chair, kick off your slippers and dance! Ms J. demonstrates her razor
sharp larynx and wit to fine effect. So too with 'Do It Like A Dude'.
The stupendous retro burlesque shenanigans of 'Mamma Know's Best'
gives Ms Aguilera a run for her money. Read more ›
seems to have arrived at exactly the right time. I heard the
singles; I saw the music videos; I liked what I'd heard and seen.
What I hadn't been quite prepared for with the debut album is
just what an extraordinarily good singer Ms J. is. World Class
at 23 and then some! I didn't need to listen much futher than the
live recording of 'Big White Room'. The room errupts with amazement
and palpable affection. I shouted too (much to Mrs Wolf's surprise!)
It is a phenomenal performance by any standard known to man or beast!
The magic doesn't stop there however. Ms J. knows how to write a good
tune and there are thirteen of them here. This girl has SOUL. Natural,
abundant and free as the wind. The voice is wonderfully flexible and
unaffected. 'Casualty Of Love' is another terrific example of her
ability to find the heart of a song and run with it; the glorious
arabesques and decorations spin out into the air like silver fireworks.
It's very clear that she doesn't have to think about it that much :
it just comes out that way! (To think that this is just the beginning!)
I tend to gravitate towards the ballads and torch songs in any R&B;
collection but there's one heck of a lot of funky fun to be had here too.
Of the uptempo numbers 'Who's Laughing Now' is a particularly feisty
example. It's pretty near impossible not to get out of your rocking
chair, kick off your slippers and dance! Ms J. demonstrates her razor
sharp larynx and wit to fine effect. So too with 'Do It Like A Dude'.
The stupendous retro burlesque shenanigans of 'Mamma Know's Best'
gives Ms Aguilera a run for her money. Read more ›
18 of 22 people found the following review helpful
By Darren
Format:MP3 Download
Ok so I've been listening to the album for a few days now and while I will admit that some of the tracks do stand out, the majority of the songs feel out of place.
I get that this is a first effort, so like many acts these day they tend to have various styles to see what best works for them and awaits feedback from fans etc...
So the truth is much like a Xfactor finalist, this will prove that they have a means to deliver (the voice) but until they establish that much needed identity many of the tracks are forgettable and become a victim of the skip button.
Don't get me wrong I think Jessie J has loads of potential but if you think the current Singles are good which she has released the rest of the album falls down, the odd throw in of her saying Jessie Jessie J, seems to form the water mark just incase you've forgotten who you are indeed listening to.
The follow up album will be fantastic, as for now, it's good, not great and if you compare Who You Are with efforts like 19 (Adele) from there debut albums you will see a strong contrast that Jessie's effort is no more than average.
I would mention that a Deluxe album is coming out later this year, with a host of new tracks.
I get that this is a first effort, so like many acts these day they tend to have various styles to see what best works for them and awaits feedback from fans etc...
So the truth is much like a Xfactor finalist, this will prove that they have a means to deliver (the voice) but until they establish that much needed identity many of the tracks are forgettable and become a victim of the skip button.
Don't get me wrong I think Jessie J has loads of potential but if you think the current Singles are good which she has released the rest of the album falls down, the odd throw in of her saying Jessie Jessie J, seems to form the water mark just incase you've forgotten who you are indeed listening to.
The follow up album will be fantastic, as for now, it's good, not great and if you compare Who You Are with efforts like 19 (Adele) from there debut albums you will see a strong contrast that Jessie's effort is no more than average.
I would mention that a Deluxe album is coming out later this year, with a host of new tracks.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
its great!
well i wasnet sure on this cos im not keen on jessies j music. But i was wrong the songs are great, the music videos are awesome. I love jessie j now. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Michael jackson fan
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jessie J
great love Jessie J and her voice. don't cut your hair off again like you as you are XX !!!
Published 8 days ago by A. J. McGregor
3.0 out of 5 stars
Wish it didn't have the swearing
Would prefer that the swearing was removed for my children's sake,I have to play this d when they are not around
Published 18 days ago by G. Tremayne
5.0 out of 5 stars
canny
great service and quality, classic sound and picture, just up my street and down the road as well so canny
Published 25 days ago by mr n hardy
5.0 out of 5 stars
GOOD!!!
This is a good album by Jessie. Played it twice in one day just to make sure I like it :-) looking forward to her next one
Published 26 days ago by Hannahjj
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jeesie J album
got this album becasue it's a good sound
I like all the tracks
Would recommend to anyone that's a into Jessie.
I like all the tracks
Would recommend to anyone that's a into Jessie.
Published 28 days ago by Steve
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good
A good album with a mixture of songs for all. Recommended for everyone who likes this type of pop music.
Published 1 month ago by Anna Lorusso
4.0 out of 5 stars
Modern Pop well written
Got to quite like Jessie J when seeing her on The Voice and so tried the album out and quite like it. Not all of it to my taste but then I am a 60 something! Worth a listen.
Published 1 month ago by G. N. Bacon
1.0 out of 5 stars
Sorry Jessie you didn't do it for me
Found it tedious and screechy. I invested in this CD after watching The Voice and wanted to know where her expertise came from, now I know she has very limited experience.
Published 1 month ago by John Morris
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing voice
Listen to her voice but ignore the lyrics and don't let young kids have it! Too much bad language for them me thinks?
Published 1 month ago by Mrs. T. Withey
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