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Format: CD
Oct 2005
Record Label: Columbia (USA)
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 827969346020 |
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Track Listing
1. Til I Get to You
2. I Won't Desert You
3. I Don't Care - (with Fat Joe, featuring Amerie)
4. Stop Time Tonight
5. Life
6. I Am - (with Voltio)
7. It's Alright
8. Drop It on Me - (Spanish, Spanish, with Daddy Yankee)
9. This Is Good
10. Save the Dance
11. Que Mas da (I Don't Care) - (Spanish, Luny Tunes Reggaeton mix, remix)
12. Dejate Lleuar - (Spanish, It's Alright-Spanish)
| Details | | Contributing artists: | Amerie | | Producer: | Danny Lopez, David Cabrera | | Distributor: | Sony Music Distribution ( | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: Ricky Martin (vocals); Rusty Anderson (acoustic guitar, Wurlitzer organ); Danny Lopez (electric guitar); Patrick Warren (sitar); Teddy Mulet (strings, chamberlin, keyboards); George Noriega, Dave Cabrera, Jose Antonio Molina (strings); Noriega (fretless bass); Jorge Casas (percussion).
Ricky Martin had some trouble recapturing the commercial success of his 1999 self-titled debut. After a disappointing follow-up and a bit of a hiatus, Martin released LIFE in 2005, a clear bid for commercial re-acceptance. LIFE teems with glossy, high-end production (especially the tracks helmed by Beyonce producer Scott Storch), star cameos (Fat Joe and members of Black Eyed Peas take turns on the mic), and a cornucopia of pop styles, all of which makes for an enjoyable, if somewhat uneven, listen.
Martin opens the record with "Til I Get To You," an expansive, mid-tempo number with a slinky verse that gives way to an epically dramatic chorus. From there he tries on urban contemporary dance tracks ("I Don't Care"), sweeping balladry (Diane Warren's "Stop Time Tonight"), stabs at reggaeton ("I Am"), and funky soul (the title track). Interestingly, by mixing rock, hip-hop, Latin flavors, contemporary R&B, and reggaeton--essentially, by covering every available base--Martin almost guarantees himself a hit on this slick collection of palatable contemporary pop.
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