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It's About Time (Hybr) (Ms)
Christina Milian
It's About Time (Hybr) (Ms)
Genres: Pop, R&B
 
  •  Track Listings (12) - Disc #1

You know her from the infectious single "AM To PM" which hit the top position on Billboard?s Hot 100 Singles chart in 2001, yet that was just a taste of what this multi-faceted young woman is capable of.Christina Milian is...  more »

     
   

CD Details

All Artists: Christina Milian
Title: It's About Time (Hybr) (Ms)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Island
Release Date: 7/13/2004
Album Type: Hybrid SACD - DSD
Genres: Pop, R&B
Styles: Dance Pop, Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 602498617700, 602498622452

Synopsis

Album Description
You know her from the infectious single "AM To PM" which hit the top position on Billboard?s Hot 100 Singles chart in 2001, yet that was just a taste of what this multi-faceted young woman is capable of.Christina Milian is a multi-talented phenomenon whose resume includes film, television, theater and music. With starring roles in feature films and her highly-anticipated debut album "It?s About Time" ready for release, Milian is poised to take the entertainment industry by storm. One listen to "It?s About Time" and it is clear that Christina is in a decidedly more mature space. "I?m older now. When "AM To PM" came out I was a teenager. Now I?m 22 and so songs on this album have a little more depth to them." The depth is evident by the album?s R&B vibe and lyrics that have a bit more edge. You can feel the sexy point of view on cuts like the up-tempo "Love." Produced by Warryn Campbell and featuring label mate Joe Budden, "Love" vibrates with a retro 80?s dance club feel.

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CD Reviews

Waste of "Time"
Andrew Jacob | Brooklyn, New York | 07/01/2004
(2 out of 5 stars)

"A few years have passed since the debut of Christina Milian. Short-lived singles like "From AM to PM" and "Get Away" were at first well received, but eventually quieted down. Throughout the last two years, she has kept things relatively on the low, only just reappearing in 2003's "Love Don't Cost A Thing". It wasn't an Oscar-winning performance or movie, mind you, but it did remind everybody that Christina Milian was indeed still around. Unfortunately, although she is still around, she still has nothing to offer. I must admit she had me fooled with her lead single "Dip It Low". I initially wasn't a big fan of the song, but the alluring hook eventually got to me. And when comparing this single with her earlier ones, it is evident that she has matured. But not enough. Maybe I'm being a little too critical, but songs like "Highway", "I'm Sorry", & "Miss You Like Crazy" start off all right, but then fall flat. The quality of songs is sub par, ranging from the annoying "L.O.V.E.", the repetitive "Whatever You Want", and the semi-pitchy Janet Jackson-esque "I Need More". Some of the production is questionable too; including the surprisingly dull "Diwali Riddim"-esque-"Dark Child"-produced "Get Loose" and confusingly cluttered "Peanut Butter & Jelly". However, below all the fillers, there is one song that shines: the "SWV"-esque slow-jam "Someday One Day". But even with that said, it still cannot redeem anything more than what this album is: a waste of time. Perhaps the only thing "it's about time" for is the learning to distinguish good quality and omitting the bad."
Not Quite Time...
Myles Q. Davis | USA | 06/22/2004
(3 out of 5 stars)

"If Christina Milian doesn't find longevity in the music industry then she can blame this album. That's not to say that 'It's About Time' is awful. It's just... well... there isn't anything new and innovative to set Christina apart from all the other 'divas.' Dip it Low is of course the pinnacle of the album. Milian's shimmering, lush vocals and semi-explicit lyrics add maturity to her otherwise childish album. It may sound as though I am dissing Milian's newest studio effort, but in actuality, I wish she would have found a musical niche and stuck with it. Every song on the album is good at first listen, but if fans are expecting to wear this cd out in their car decks, think again. American fans have waited for more than 3 years to get their hands on a Christina Milian album, and unfortunately, after hearing preview tracks from her self-titled debut, I would have to say her first time out was the real charm. Milian of course has to have guest appearances. Fabolous fits PERFECTLY inside the intoxicating rhythms of 'Dip it Low', but Joe Budden, who consistently appears on two tracks, fails to make his mark with his drunken drawls. His breakdown in the song L.O.V.E. is great when meshed with the 80's beats and Christina's honeyed vocals.Elsewhere is typical R&B/pop fare. 'Highway' is the ultra-explicit slow jam that Milian can, and most likely will, use to seperate herself from her Disney days. The song is okay at first listen, but is easily skipable thereafter. In fact, besides Dip it Low, L.O.V.E, and the stomp/clap rhythms of Get Loose, Milian provides no consistency and absolutely no innovative, unexplored frontier. It is both unfair to American fans who have waited diligently for Milian's return, and unfair to Milian herself, who is deserving if not trying to be a baby 'J.Lo'"
It's About Christina Milian & Also My Time
Fahad Anwer A. Razihan | Hadiya, Kuwait | 03/01/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I Really Love This Album.

It's My Best R&B/Pop Album I Have Ever had it.It's About Time is like My Personal Thing. I'm The Biggest Fan Of Christina Milian. And I Love Her From her Debut Album "CM" which was My Best Album Until Now. In This Album, I discover that Christina Milian be more mature than before. And When I See her, I Feel Like she's Janet Jackson of 21 century.

And I just want to show my point of view about this legendry R&N/Pop Album.

1) Intro (5/5)

It's best beginning of her

2) Dip It Low (Featuring Fabolous) (10000000/5)

I Love This Song. Cos It's One Of My Best Christina Milian's Songs. But I Prefer It With S-Word & Lynnash.

3) I Need More (1000/5)

It's Amazing Song. I Love It very Much. It's better THan Rachel Stevens's "Glide"

4) Whatever U Want (Feat. Joe Budden)(50/5)

It's Good One. But Not My Best Song. I Prefer Am 2 Pm"

5) Someday One day (10000000000000000000000/5)

My Best Ballad Song In This Album. I Think That Mrs. Milian Falls In Love. Cos It's a Real Story.

6)Highway (1000000000000000000000/5)

I Love This Song Very Much. It's Like R. Kelly's "Ignition"

7) Get Lose (50000000000000/5)

My Best R&B/Pop Song After "When U Look At Me"

8) I'm Sorry (10000000000000000/5)

I Love This Song. But I Find that "I'm Sorry " (Remix Feat. Jim Jones) Better Than This.

9) L.O.V.E (Feat. Joe Budden) (1000000/5)

Good Song with Best Rhythm

10) Peanut, Butter & Jelly (10000000000/5)

One Of My Best Song

11) Miss U Like Crazy (10000/5)

Good Song

12) Oh Daddy (1000000000000000000000000/5)

I Think This Song Is About Divorce, Isn't It?

13) I Can Be That Woman (1111111110000000/5)

I Love It.

14) Hand On Me

My Best R&B/Pop Song

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