I bought this album at Wal-Mart last week too, and Sorry for delaying the album tour.
I'm A BIG Selena Gomez Fan. 'Nuff Said. :) This harnessed tons of Replay Cycles on my iPod. I love this album.
The Packaging: The album cover has Selena's face closed up with her lips' design shaped as a heart with diamond studs. The CD art is a Heart printed with Selena & The Scene Written on it. The lyric booklet is absolutely nice. It has photos of the photoshoot on every page.
I won't write a review for this. Instead, I'll give an excerpt from another review.
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This Review is Taken from Popdose.
Selena Gomez co-credits her full-length debut to a band called the Scene, but let’s get this out of the way up front: On Kiss & Tell, Gomez sounds no more like a bandleader than Tiffany did when she was singing to taped tracks during her mall tour. This is a thoroughly airtight pop album, one whose instrumental bits sound like they weren’t performed so much as poured into a series of seamlessly interlocking molds, with the whole thing wrapped in a thick sheet of brightly colored vinyl. It’s Disney pop for Disney kids, in other words, with Gomez being positioned as the third leg of the teen girl-pop trinity they started with Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato, and sparking several thousand adorable little flamewars between the singers’ loyal fans.
Of course, unless you’re one of those loyal fans, you probably can’t hear much of a difference between Cyrus, Lovato, and Gomez; it probably all sounds like one horrible teenybopper din. So I’ll break it down for you: Miley is the queen bee, with solid if unspectacular vocal chops and access to all the best producers and songwriters and the ability to flit, hummingbird-like, from one pop subgenre to the next — she’s sort of a barely pubescent, artistically bankrupt 21st-century version of Madonna. Demi is the.....
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