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Monkey Business (Dig) |  | Artist: Black Eyed Peas
Label: A&M
Category: Music
List Price: $10.99
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Seller: YOSKAR ENTERPRISES
Sales Rank: 6264
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 2.1 x 1.1 x 0.4
MPN: 602498804803
UPC: 602498804803
EAN: 0602498804803
ASIN: B00096S3RC
Release Date: June 7, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Pump It | | • | Don't Phunk With My Heart | | • | My Style | | • | Don't Lie | | • | My Humps | | • | Like That | | • | Dum Diddly | | • | Feel It | | • | Gone Going | | • | They Don't Want Music | | • | Disco Club | | • | Bebot | | • | Ba Bump | | • | Audio Delite At Low Fidelity | | • | Union |
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As with their last hit, Elephunk, Black Eyed Peas' new disc Monkey Business is a joyful cross-genre journey with musical props to hip-hop, rock, folk, funk, and pop. The reason the Black Eyed Peas have audience appeal that crosses over many styles is because the band members are such obvious fans of diverse music. Nowhere is this more apparent than on Monkey Business’s high-profile guest list. After Justin Timberlake’s contribution to the massive "Where Is the Love" breakout hit from Elephunk, their inclusion of big names once again was a smart, respectful move on the part of the band as well as their guests. "My Style" is Timberlake’s BEP foray number two; while the song is funky pop fun, those looking to hear Justin in the forefront are likely to be disappointed, as his vocals are mixed evenly, no sweet soulful solos this time. Other guests of note are Jack Johnson, who cowrote the bling-bashing "Gone Going," Sting on "Union" (sonically inspired by the former Police-man’s "Englishman in New York"), while funk legend James Brown contributes to a scorching soul track dubbed "They Don’t Want Music." The contribution of female vocalist Fergie--who joined the band partway through their last CD--has raised up considerably on the band’s fourth disc, their second as a quartet. Sassily fronting her way through songs like "My Humps," the "Hey Mama"-esque "Dum Diddly" and the first single "Don’t Phunk With My Heart," Fergie’s melodic contributions make for a record that will likely be heard by wider audiences than ever, making this a truly accessible ‘hip-pop’ CD. --Denise Sheppard Recommended Black Eyed Peas Discography 
Behind the Front |  Bridging the Gap | 
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