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Lead Performance: Jessica Simpson; Genre: Pop
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Jessica Simpson's second album should have been called ''Relentless.'' Exploiting every cliche in the pop 2001 handbook -- florid ballads seemingly formulated for movie soundtracks, a pallid duet with Marc Anthony, derivative R&B-lite -- it quite literally hits you baby, and more than one time. Yes, Simpson can sing, in that talent-show manner, but her chops are ultimately as meaningless as the bombast around her. Well, perhaps not entirely purposeless: With its refrain of ''I know I'm meant to say no,'' the title track and single could easily be recycled for a New Virginity ad campaign.
Posted Jun 08, 2001
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- Best of 2001 D12 and Michael Jackson made 2001's worst albums | David Browne
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