Curtis
| 50 cent
Curtis
Curtis is the third studio album by 50 Cent; it was released September 11, 2007, by Shady Records, Aftermath Entertainment, Interscope Records and Universal Music Group. The album features production from Dr. Dre, Eminem, and Timbaland, among others. Music writers have noted that 50 Cent divides between "hard" and "soft" songs on the album. -Wikipedia
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Pitchfork
Still pushing repetitive nihilism and G-Unit production styles instead of branching out and taking chances with his music.
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IGN
Aurally speaking Curtis may just be the strongest 50 Cent offering to date. The overall vibe of smoldering menace and shadowy dread is pervasively rapturous
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Sputnik
The formula is there, problem is that it doesn’t work that well for him here as it seems he didn’t even try on a lot of these tracks.
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Genius
Verdict – Curtis is a bit different than 50’s previous work
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Rolling Stone
Much better is “All of Me,” with Mary J. Blige. Wailing, “I got a feeling like I’m fiending on crack,” Blige steals the show without even trying.
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Slant Magazine
The general public, no matter how dumb, prefers not to be mocked
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BBC
It remains hard not to be a little impressed his dogged, unwavering spirit. In 50’s world, might really is right.
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Prefix Mag
Musically 50’s collaborators don’t feel like they’ve brought anything near their best to the table.
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Digital Spy
Imagine how much sweeter it could have been if he'd tried his hand at a slightly different game this time, rather than one he's already completed.
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Hip Hop RnB Soul
Why is rap dead? Listen to Curtis, the third studio album from corporate thug 50 Cent to find out.
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No Rip Cord
Nearly all of 50 Cent's raps on the record are so unimaginative that I've actually started feeling bad for those CDs with the sheer bad luck of having Curtis printed on them.
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Pop Matters
There isn’t much on Curtis to love. Which isn’t to say to say that this is a bad album.
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Freestyle Vision
Overall this is a good album go BUY it don't burn it although 50 Cent is already rich!!
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Rap Reviews
Nonetheless, it's far from a disappointment, and a worthy pickup for 50 fans and casual rap fans alike.
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Sound Opinions
We'd say that warrants a double Trash It.
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Laut
It's the quality that counts. And when Fiddy finds his way back to his old form, he can also run amok as a worldwide rap hero .
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