Bridging the Gap
- Black Eyed Peas
- Band Name: Black Eyed Peas
- Record Label: Interscope
- Release Date: Sep 26, 2000
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StanI.Oct 3, 20029A pretty good outing.
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NseE.Jun 10, 20029Really cool, different from most rap out there. A very eclectic mix. 'Weekend' just blows my mind each time I hear it.
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The elegance and exuberance of its dancing carries over into its defiantly escapist music, which celebrates hip-hop's endless sonic possibilities with a winning mixture of theatricality and a finely honed spirit of adventure.... Rooted in a love of hip-hop abundantly evident in valentines to the art form ("Rap Song," "Request-Line"), it still takes it in new and seductive places, making Bridging The Gap a heartfelt, infectious classic.
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50While Gap is tougher and more fun than 1998's bland debut, Behind the Front, the Peas just aren't that good. [Nov. 2000, p.209]
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The Black Eyed Peas are much better musicians and rappers, and play the majority of the instruments on Bridging the Gap. Their songwriting, however, is somewhat suspect...