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Music : In My Mind
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Rating: 
- Forgettable...
This album is nothing new and mostly forgettable. Pharrell should stick to producing and skateboarding and working on his clothing label, which are assuredly more promising and eventful!
Rating:
- Here we go again....
In my mind just does not have the lyrical wizardry to it that it needs. Some of the beats are good, but Pharrell is just not a rapper. Look at all the other CD's by the Neptunes, and you see a trend. Lryics are lakcluster, beats are lacking on some tracks, but has a few shining moments. Alas, we buy CD's for a good CD. Not a few good tracks.
I guess this album sums it up...in Pharrell's Mind this is hot. However, in reality this CD does not cut it. Do not get me wrong, Pharell is an EXCELLENT PRODUCER. As an rap artist, not.
Rating:
- I LOVE
Now, its probably not good to review an album without listening to the whole thing, but I just HAVE to say that I LOVE the song 'That Girl' with Snoop! Its that smooth, cool, sexy Pharrell sound that I LOVE!
Rating: - Hear me out.
I gave this cd a lot of chances. I honestly did. I've had it for months now, but I honestly can't get into it. It's not that I haven't given it multiple listens to feel its full, err, 'brilliance' - it's just that Pharrell, on this album, does not appeal to me. I'll expand on this in my review.
Pharrell Williams, as we all know, is one half of the super-producers, the Neptunes. I first heard the Neptunes on Ol' Dirty's "Got Your Money," and I liked their technique on that song. They also scored one of N.O.R.E.'s catchiest solo tracks, on the track "Super Thug," which, while moderately annoying, was still a pretty decent track. Fast forward a few years, and they're working with the likes of Jay-Z and Snoop Dogg - and suddenly, everyone wants the Neptunes' production.
I'll be quite honest, and say I'm not much of a fan of the Neptunes' production techniques. I've always found that most of their production follows a steady format - tropical beats, that make you feel like you're literally living in Florida. In fact, the tropical production is so authentic that you can nearly smell the old people when listening to the Neptunes' typical production. Sometimes they'll take a different production, and rely heavily on drum-machines and synthesizers; and on tracks such as this(Drop It Like It's Hot, Grindin', Mr. Me Too, etc), they succeed. Otherwise, nearly all of their tracks sound like a rehash of Snoop Dogg's "Beautiful," which they also produced, and it really makes me wonder why they're in such popular demand.
Pharrell as an artist? I have very mixed feelings on Pharrell as an artist. While he has actually dropped some tight guest raps on other rappers' songs, his rhyming was shown off sparingly, and I didn't know if I'd be able to tolerate an entire album full of rhymes like "Elegible bachelor, million dollar boat; that's whiter than what's spilling down your throat." His flow is interesting, as he speaks much more softly than the average emcee, so that was one of his pros. Pharrell's singing? Honestly, I have NEVER liked Pharrell as a crooner. His falsetto grates my nerves to the point that I just skip the track completely, and an entire track full of nothing but Pharrell's singing, such as "Angel"(which I still can't even tolerate after multiple lessons), was nearly like a nightmare in audio form to me.
I still gave Pharrell a chance despite these drawbacks, and my harsh criticing of him in the past. The tracks I did like were "Raspy ****"(which features a tight sample from Drop It Like It's Hot on the hook), "Keep It Playa" with Slim Thug, "Take It Off(Dim The Lights)," "Stay With Me" with Pusha-T of the Clipse, and "Skateboard P. Presents: Show You How To Hustle." The rest of the tracks, yes, all 11 of them, had no appeal to me, even with emcees like Jay-Z making guest appearances(and definitely below Hov's standards; or the average emcee's, for that matter). Two of the five tracks I liked only succeeded because of guest appearance, however, the other three were genuine Pharrell tracks I enjoyed.
I did give this a chance, and I did want to like it, no matter how ire I may have for the Neptunes; to be honest, I don't want to dislike the Neptunes as much as I do, but their repetitive production work continues to annoy me. This album does nothing to change my opinion on the Neptunes, or Pharrell, and I consider that quite unfortunate.
Rating: - Pharell - In My Mind
The music cd - In My Mind by Pharell is very good! The lyrics on the music cd are good. The music on Pharell's cd - In My Mind is very good. The music has excellent beats. Pharell's In My Mind is a good music cd to listen and dance to. I like In My Mind by Pharell!
- Forgettable...This album is nothing new and mostly forgettable. Pharrell should stick to producing and skateboarding and working on his clothing label, which are assuredly more promising and eventful!
Rating:
- Here we go again....In my mind just does not have the lyrical wizardry to it that it needs. Some of the beats are good, but Pharrell is just not a rapper. Look at all the other CD's by the Neptunes, and you see a trend. Lryics are lakcluster, beats are lacking on some tracks, but has a few shining moments. Alas, we buy CD's for a good CD. Not a few good tracks.
I guess this album sums it up...in Pharrell's Mind this is hot. However, in reality this CD does not cut it. Do not get me wrong, Pharell is an EXCELLENT PRODUCER. As an rap artist, not.
Rating:
- I LOVENow, its probably not good to review an album without listening to the whole thing, but I just HAVE to say that I LOVE the song 'That Girl' with Snoop! Its that smooth, cool, sexy Pharrell sound that I LOVE!
Rating:
- Hear me out.I gave this cd a lot of chances. I honestly did. I've had it for months now, but I honestly can't get into it. It's not that I haven't given it multiple listens to feel its full, err, 'brilliance' - it's just that Pharrell, on this album, does not appeal to me. I'll expand on this in my review.
Pharrell Williams, as we all know, is one half of the super-producers, the Neptunes. I first heard the Neptunes on Ol' Dirty's "Got Your Money," and I liked their technique on that song. They also scored one of N.O.R.E.'s catchiest solo tracks, on the track "Super Thug," which, while moderately annoying, was still a pretty decent track. Fast forward a few years, and they're working with the likes of Jay-Z and Snoop Dogg - and suddenly, everyone wants the Neptunes' production.
I'll be quite honest, and say I'm not much of a fan of the Neptunes' production techniques. I've always found that most of their production follows a steady format - tropical beats, that make you feel like you're literally living in Florida. In fact, the tropical production is so authentic that you can nearly smell the old people when listening to the Neptunes' typical production. Sometimes they'll take a different production, and rely heavily on drum-machines and synthesizers; and on tracks such as this(Drop It Like It's Hot, Grindin', Mr. Me Too, etc), they succeed. Otherwise, nearly all of their tracks sound like a rehash of Snoop Dogg's "Beautiful," which they also produced, and it really makes me wonder why they're in such popular demand.
Pharrell as an artist? I have very mixed feelings on Pharrell as an artist. While he has actually dropped some tight guest raps on other rappers' songs, his rhyming was shown off sparingly, and I didn't know if I'd be able to tolerate an entire album full of rhymes like "Elegible bachelor, million dollar boat; that's whiter than what's spilling down your throat." His flow is interesting, as he speaks much more softly than the average emcee, so that was one of his pros. Pharrell's singing? Honestly, I have NEVER liked Pharrell as a crooner. His falsetto grates my nerves to the point that I just skip the track completely, and an entire track full of nothing but Pharrell's singing, such as "Angel"(which I still can't even tolerate after multiple lessons), was nearly like a nightmare in audio form to me.
I still gave Pharrell a chance despite these drawbacks, and my harsh criticing of him in the past. The tracks I did like were "Raspy ****"(which features a tight sample from Drop It Like It's Hot on the hook), "Keep It Playa" with Slim Thug, "Take It Off(Dim The Lights)," "Stay With Me" with Pusha-T of the Clipse, and "Skateboard P. Presents: Show You How To Hustle." The rest of the tracks, yes, all 11 of them, had no appeal to me, even with emcees like Jay-Z making guest appearances(and definitely below Hov's standards; or the average emcee's, for that matter). Two of the five tracks I liked only succeeded because of guest appearance, however, the other three were genuine Pharrell tracks I enjoyed.
I did give this a chance, and I did want to like it, no matter how ire I may have for the Neptunes; to be honest, I don't want to dislike the Neptunes as much as I do, but their repetitive production work continues to annoy me. This album does nothing to change my opinion on the Neptunes, or Pharrell, and I consider that quite unfortunate.
Rating:
- Pharell - In My MindThe music cd - In My Mind by Pharell is very good! The lyrics on the music cd are good. The music on Pharell's cd - In My Mind is very good. The music has excellent beats. Pharell's In My Mind is a good music cd to listen and dance to. I like In My Mind by Pharell!