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Generally favorable reviews- based on 16 Ratings
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Positive: 11 out of 16
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Mixed: 2 out of 16
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Negative: 3 out of 16
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Apr 23, 2020Perfect as always. Both English & Spanich versions of songs are masterpieces.
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Dec 12, 2019One of the best English Albums ever. All of its tracks are masterpeice and great.
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JennyTMar 24, 2007It is a wonderful album, my favourite song is "Cambia la piel", ricky is perfect und all fans love him.
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akshaywMay 1, 2005sound loaded is a fantastic album.the singles like she bangs, loaded, jezabel &one night man can capture anyones heart.he has proved to be a matured singer and i would like to wish him all my best wishes for his coming albums.he is just amazing!
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MarwanJAug 14, 2004Excellent- She Bangs the 1st single was heart thrombing, ass shaking awesome song, and other songs like Jezabel and St Tropez remind me of the good times. I love you Ricky Martin!
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AngelinaR.Sep 12, 2002It's simply amazing! I listen it diary from two years now and I can tell that I love it!
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HollyM.Jul 16, 2001I love this cd but it just one his bast I got this cd the day it came out becase I got all his cd's and I knew it was wonderful becase I love ricky's muisc and hay if you ask me I say bay this cd and promise you will be a ricky martin fan for live!
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Less than two years after the crossover phenomenon erupted in earnest, this kitchen sink approach to Latin American pop already sounds incredibly formulaic -- albeit a formula that still has some life in it.
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The relentlessly likable and danceable Sound Loaded plunges listeners once again into Ricky's hothouse world, with its lush evocations of exotic climes ("St. Tropez"), Spanglish salsa-club blowouts (the irresistible "Amor") and voodoo hussies (oh, pick one -- "Jezebel"). The singing sounds a little tired, but the monstrously effective production is firmly in place, with arena-size swells swamping the ballads ("Come to Me" eventually drowns) and Latinate curlicues (like the arabesque-ing guitar that redeems "Nobody Wants to Be Lonely") peeping from the corners.
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Fizzy but numbingly predictable.... The delightful element of surprise occasioned by Martin's breakthrough English-language debut has been replaced by a formula-milking attempt to replicate its track record. This is particularly disappointing, since in concert Martin stirs things up by doing more than nodding to his roots.