My 1001 Albums Journey

I appreciate that she seems so concerned over how many opportunities I have to dance. I can't think of another person who was putting in effort there. You might say, what about the Beastie Boys? Ah, my sharp minded reader, but they were there to fight for the right to party, which can include dancing, but she was brave enough to narrow it down to a real niche. Lots of fun experimentation, lots of harmonies that I really didn't think worked. Lots of commands to get moving used as lyrics. I feel like her flow would be a common complaint with this album, as she often uses the flow that everyone else used at that time period, paired with the same beat, at the same tempo. I'm giving grace because I'm starting to see that this genre has a lot of this. Instead I'm looking at what else was added, and just saying thanks that she still had enough creative juices after this album to make her cinematic masterpiece that is 2004 Taxi with Jimmy Fallon