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The Senior

The SeniorArtist: Ginuwine
Label: Epic
Category: Music

List Price: £8.99
Buy New: £3.48
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Seller: selectcheaper
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 5 reviews
Sales Rank: 36530

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

EAN: 5099751053521
ASIN: B00009KATJ

Release Date: June 9, 2003
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days

Tracks:

  • Mike Tyson
  • Get Ready featuring Snoop Dogg The Rook
  • Chedda Brings featuring Jose Cenquentez
  • Hell Yeah featuring Baby
  • In Those Jeans
  • Stingy
  • Love You More
  • Bedda To Have Loved
  • Locked Down
  • On My Way
  • Sex (featuring Sole'
  • Bedda Man
  • Our First Born
  • Big Plans featuring Method Man
  • Hell Yeah Remix featuring R. Kelly, Baby Clipse

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Customer Reviews:
5 out of 5 stars GINUWINE-ing   January 8, 2004
Seema (England-London)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I love Ginuwine for his looks but i aint biased, he has incredible talent too. I've heard all of his albums so far but i must say Senior is his BEST work so far. I feel that he becomes a stronger artists as he goes on. I have my favourite tracks like "In Those Jeans", "Get Ready", " Stingy", "Love You More", "Our First Born", "Lock Down", basically I LOVE THE WHOLE ALBUM, its great. Ginuwine I thought was not the best artist ever but this album shows so much of what he can do and his POTENTIAL for the future. Its a great buy and i recommend it HIGHLY. Hope to see great work like the Senior album. BUY THE ALBUM!!! U WON'T REGRET IT...I DIDN'T!


5 out of 5 stars Ginuwine is back   October 1, 2003
louise (essex)
4 out of 6 found this review helpful

This an absolutly excelent album! I bought it a couple of months ago and it hasnt come out of my stereo since. This is definatly his best album out of all four. This album contains all the usuall ginuwine sounds. Theres ballads such as love you more and our first born, great hip hop style beats such as hell yeah and he definately lives up to his sexual image with songs such as in those jeans and sex. My favourite song though is stingy. i recommend this to all ginuwine and all r n b fans even. His albums keep getting better im looking forward to the next!


4 out of 5 stars Hell Yeah In Those Jeans Ginuwine is the Stingy Senior   February 13, 2004
Soul_Shocker (London)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

Well what can i say hes changed my mind about him once again i love this album 1st got me hooked after hearing "In Those Jeans" i saw "Hell Yeah" on top of the pops way b4 i didnt think much of the song thought it was really weak.So After hearing in those jeans and loving it i decided to go and buy the album its good a great set of songs i dont think there is any filler tracks except thats foolish intro with Mike Tyson i for that was dumb but anyhow Ginuwine you've changed my mind about ur albums yet againp1.Mike Tyson/Stupid thing glad its only 12 seconds long - 0/10br2.Get Ready/Is more of an intro than a song but still listenable - 8/10br3.Chedda Brings/I like this good song about the problems money can bring ya - 10/10br4.Hell Yeah/May have got a big fat zero but after listenin to it a few times its not so bad - 9/10br5.In Those Jeans/MY FAVOURITE TUNE ON HERE NEVER GETS BORING - 10*/10br6.Stingy/This got alot of radio play in the US i dont think its that good but hey its not terrible - 7/10br7.Love You More/I think this is so sweet hes a real sweetheart - 10/10br8.Bedda To Have Loved/Its got a good lil beat back in the day Ginuwine comes out on this track - 9/10br9.Locked Down/Its kinda poppy but its a good song talkin about locked up in prison missin everything 9/10br10.On My Way/Its a sexual song good tune nice slow jam - 10/10br11.Sex/"This is dedicated to all the sexaholics" MY 2ND FAVOURITE - 10*/10br12.Bedda Man - When i saw the title i fort Rar! Bed a man lol but its not but its a song about being better to his girl 9/10br13.Our 1st Born/Awwww! this is so sweet MY 3RD FAVOURITE 10*/10br14.Big Plans/This tune is hott! MY 4TH FAVOURITE 10*/10br15.Hell Yeah(Remix)/Its better than the original love this MY 5TH FAVOURITE 10*/10br16.Tigger The Gizzle/Its just an Outro its funny Gizzle chats to Big Tigger 6/10pSo Overall Tha Gizzle has impressed me once more im sorry i ever doubted him


4 out of 5 stars ginuwine man of many talents   February 5, 2006
ginuwine represents, stands for and certainly conveys true power in his vocal abilties in this album. his lyrics,portrays the true reflection of the rnb scene at this particular time.bri have been listening to ginuwine for a long time and back in days when #x27;pony#x27; first appeared. many other artist, fans of the rnb world certainly didn#x27;t approved or understand his talent. if this is your first ginuwine album, i ask you why now? listen to this album and listen to the others. AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT GINUWINE STANDS FOR AND IS TRYING TO REPRESENT.


2 out of 5 stars What's So Different?   January 22, 2004
Burjiz (Schaffhausen, Switzerland)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful

RB is known for its long-standing producer/singer relationships. Janet Jackson has Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Toni Braxton has Babyface. TLC has Dallas Austin. And Ginuwine had Timbaland, and for his first two albums, the match yielded some strong results in the form of hits like "Pony," "What's So Different" and "Anxious." But "Senior" is the second Ginuwine album sans Timbaland, and without the producer's hip-hop flavored beats, it's as generic as an rb record can get. The songs here aren't bad, but, frankly, they could be sung by virtually ANYONE: Tyrese, Tank, Joe, or any of the first-name-only male vocalists that get aggressive rotation on 106 Park. And you know an album is off to a dubious start when it kicks off with a spoken endorsement by, of all people, Mike Tyson. Thematically, it's deja vu, with Ginuwine cruising through same-old cliches in tracks like "Get Ready" (with Snoop Dogg, in his umpteenth cameo appearance), "In Those Jeans," and "Sex," a song that states, in no uncertain terms, what's on Ginuwine's mind. All ain't lost, though. The single "Hell Yeah" is above standard fare; and it's hard not to like the jam "First Born," in which he pays tribute to "the most precious thing in the world." But they don't compensate for assembly line beats and hooks that pervade much of "Senior." And the album has so many guest appearances, it feels like Ginuwine is a guest crashing his own party. Whatever the reason why he didn't team up with Timbaland for this album, it's my hope that they reunite the next time, as this album proves that they both need each other. Save for a couple tracks, this "Senior" isn't ready to graduate.

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