Reviews: A Little More Personal (Raw)

by: Lindsay Lohan






Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0602498871935
Label: Casablanca
Manufacturer: Casablanca
MPN: 000578202
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Casablanca
Release Date: December 06, 2005
Studio: Casablanca


Rating: - Trying too hard
Lindsay Lohan's singing is just plain awful. She sounds like she's trying way too hard to sound "raw" and "angsty". I tried listening to all the tracks on this album but after the third song I gave up. The first three trcks sound identical, and the fact that she had the nerve to do a remake of Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen" just really gets under my skin. Stevie Nicks has class AND talent, 2 things which Lohan lacks completely, so to ruin a song that was perfectly fine just the way it was seriously irks me. Skip this garbage entirely and check out Stevie Nicks instead. You won't be disappointed.

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Rating: - Could be better
Lindsay probably has it in her to put out good music but that just is not happening on A LITTLE MORE PERSONAL (RAW). I think she needs to hire some writers and get a distinct sound of her own before she will be a successful singer.

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Rating: - The potential is there
Lindsay Lohan, musically speaking, is well on the way to becoming the next Yoko Ono.

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Rating: - A surprisingly decent CD
I purchased this CD as part of a CD collection at a yard sale this past weekend. I would never have purchased it otherwise. I decided to give it a listen, mainly because of Ms Lohan's recent bad publicity. I was not expecting to like this CD - in fact, I was quite prepared to hate it.

So it was a pleasant surprise to discover that the CD is actually quite good. None of that regurgitated teen pop drivel ala Jessica Simpson or Britney Spears here! In fact, there was only one song on the CD that I really did not like ("Who Loves You").

While Lindsey Lohan will never be another Janis Joplin or even another Amy Lee, she can at least rock out, which sets her apart - in a good way - from many of her peers. I'm not the only person who thinks that most of today's female singers between the ages of 15 and 30 sound EXACTLY THE SAME. At least on this album, Ms Lohan isn't one of them. She even did a decent cover job on both Cheap Trick's "I Want You to Want Me' and Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen." No, they may not be as good as the original versions, but very few cover songs ever are anyway.

And while this CD will never be on my top 10 (or even top 20) favorite albums list, most of the songs will be finding their way into my iTunes library.

I just hope Ms Lohan can get her life together so she can grow and mature as a singer and as a person.

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Rating: - as much as i'd hate to admit it...
i loved every song on this album.i don't care for lindsay in the least but i did love this album.i listened to her first c.d and this is one is way better.

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