Shakira – She Wolf

Colombia’s sexiest export is back with a disco tune and a video that will launch a thousand sinful thoughts in the minds of men. I speak from experience.
In fact, the video for She Wolf might be the sole focus of this review – Shakira dons a range of skin-tight costumes, from a flesh-toned affair while she writhes in a cage and a half-on lycra thingy that’s surely intended as a fashion-based comment on the duality of (wo)man. Or something.

Artist: Shakira
Album: She Wolf
Genre: Pop, Rock
Release Date: September 27, 2009
Tracks: 12
Language: English
Length: 40:00

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Tracks:

01.She Wolf
02.Did it Again
03.Long Time
04.Why Wait
05.Good Stuff
06.Men In This Town
07.Gypsy
08.Spy (featuring Wyclef Jean)
09.Mon Amour
10.Lo Hecho Est+i Hecho
11.Anos Luz
12.Loba

http://uploadbox.com/files/dIGkWTVsI3

Tokio Hotel – Humanoid

What did Bill Kaulitz do with his charisma? With his over-the-top goth-pop vocals — and even more baroque hairspray-and-mascara styling — the 20-year-old singer has made this German band one of Europe’s most popular and irresistible groups. But on Humanoid, he sounds strangely reduced. In part, it’s a question of hooks: With the exception of “Hey You” and “World Behind My Wall,” the album is melodically anemic and strangely low-key. Subtle is not a mode that suits Kaulitz — just check the coiffure.

Artist: Tokio Hotel
Album: Humanoid
Genre: Pop, Rock
Released Date: October 2, 2009
Tracks: 12
Language: English
Length: 45:12

Tracks:
1. Noise
2. Darkside of the sun
3. Automatic
4. World behind my wall
5. Humanoid
6. Forever now
7. Pain of love
8. Dogs unleashed
9. Human connect to human
10. Hey you
11. Love and death
12. Zoom into me

http://uploadbox.com/files/wUPJUTcUru