Selena Gomez & The Scene-Kiss And Tell-(JP Retail)-2010-VAG

ARTIST: Selena Gomez & The Scene

TITLE: Kiss & Tell

LABEL: Avex/Hollywood

GENRE: Pop

GRABBER: EAC (Secure Mode)

ENCODER: LAME 3.97 / -V2 vbr-new

QUALITY: 214 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo

PLAYTIME: 0h 49min 33sec total

SIZE: 76.37MB

RELEASE DATE: 2010-02-23

RIP DATE: 2010-03-11



01. Kiss & Tell 3:17

02. I Wont Apologize 3:06

03. Falling Down 3:04

04. I Promise You 3:20

05. Crush 3:19

06. Naturally 3:22

07. The Way I Loved You 3:33

08. More 3:30

09. As A Blonde 2:47

10. I Dont Miss You At All 3:40

11. Stop & Erase 2:52

12. I Got You 3:34

13. Tell Me Something I Dont Know (New Version) 2:55

14. Falling Down (Plug In Language Remix) 7:14



Props to the other group for putting out the initial release and a good

race, we lost by 7 minutes. Here we bring you the Japanese Retail with

an extra track. Full scans included, Enjoy!

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Selena Gomezs first album under her own name will please the fans shes

won as a TV star and vocalist on various Disney-based projects, and it

will also make lovers of frothy, fun pop music very happy. Kiss & Tell

is a work of near-genius modern pop that shows off Gomezs light but

surprisingly soulful vocals in a near-perfect setting. The producers and

writing teams involved frame Gomez as a tougher, sassier version of the

usual tween pop singer and keep the sappy ballads to a bare minimum.

Instead, plenty of songs have her telling off lame boyfriends, tracks

joyously detail newfound love affairs, and a good many generally rock

out in a manner that might surprise a few people. Indeed, the variety of

styles and sounds on the record is pretty impressive. Snappy bursts of

punky pop bump up against Latin-influenced dance jams, bubblegummy

midtempo ballads sit easily next to spunky new wave rockers, techno-ish

dancefloor stompers lead into hopeful love songs, and Gomez is at home

singing all of them. She sounds like she could leave the whole pop star

world behind and join an emo-pop band on songs like Crush and I Wont

Apologize. Or she could completely embrace the pop star world and top

the charts with sweetly sincere and ultra-hooky songs like I Promise

and frothy trifles like As a Blonde. Or she could be the lead singer

of the Disney pop-era version of the Go-Gos. Thanks to the fact that

one of the songwriting teams on the record has former Go-Go Gina Schock

as a member and thanks to bouncy, peppy songs like Kiss & Tell, thats

not really too much of a stretch. Probably the best idea for the future

is for Gomez to keep making records as diverse and well constructed as

Kiss & Tell, keeping the same producers and songwriters on board and

maintaining the same smart and sassy attitude she displays throughout.

That should keep the tweens and teens happy while impressing and

thrilling fans of perfectly constructed capital P pop, too.



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