- Audio Cassette (26 Sep 2000)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Jive
- ASIN: B00004YL78
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Track Listings
| 1. Aaron's Party (Come Get It) |
| 2. I Want Candy |
| 3. Bounce |
| 4. My Internet Girl |
| 5. That's How I Beat Shaq |
| 6. Clapping Song (Clap Pat Clap Slap) |
| 7. Iko Iko |
| 8. Real Good Time |
| 9. Tell Me What You Want |
| 10. Girl You Shine - Aaron Carter, Nick Carter, , , Mark James, , Jackie Murphy, Wade Robson, Aaron Carter, Nick Carter, , , Mark James, , Jackie Murphy, Wade Robson |
| 11. Big Bad 'Shiney-Y' Beat Box (Interlude) |
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
everybody in the known word knows who nick carter is. now this is his VERY cute lil' bro Aaron carter. the song "Thats How I Beat Shaq" is my favorite on the cd because it also is about Shaquil O'Niell. If u r into the pop craze....then this kid is throwing a party thats perfect for you. He is not trying to act older than he actually is either...hes just being a 12-year-old boy. all i gotta say is buy the album....it rocks!
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
At last...
13 Dec 2001
Format:Audio CD
There has been a raging disucussion over the eptiome of artistic talent and expression. A work so immense, its impact radiates through generations and generations. Homer's the Odessy? Shakespeare's Hamlet? Michelangelo's David? Nay my dear friends... I believe we can close the book.
Aaron Carter's release is a powerful, epic, all consuming look into the inner workings of man, nature and the universe. It is the culmination of brilliance and emotion, fused into an awe inspiring work that none can refute.
"How I beat Shaq", an immense metaphor of the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity.
"I want Candy" brings forth Aaron's God-like use of diction. His words weave a brilliant tapestry of emotion. This stunning representation of desire and longing can only permeate through our society as the pinnacle of artistic achievement.
I am not ashamed to say that I wept openly through this entire CD -- no, this entire masterpiece. Aaron Carter is an oasis in the deserted abyss of artistic mediocrity. Thank you Aaron Carter, I and others will certainly "Come and get it"
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I've never heard anything so awful out of Jive Records.....
2 Aug 2001
Format:Audio CD
Oh My God. I have never heard anything so awful out of Jive Records. Let me say I am a huge Britney fan, a huge *NSYNC fan, and I enjoy the music of Steps, and the Backstreet boys, all assigned to Jive's Label. Actually, I don't own this CD. But I've heard every song one place or another. For the first song (Come Get It) He thinks he's so cool being a rapper and having a rodeo in his house. The best part is when he's grounded. The next one (I Want Candy) is a stupid song about some kid wanting cavities. No, it's not about that, but I have no sweet tooth for Aaron. In (Bounce) He thinks that he's in the '60's and '70's because he's disco-ing (Turn Up Da Disco, Bongo With Me) There's (That's How I Beat Shaq) Oh please. A little 13 Year Old Beating Shaq at basketball. AND THEN SHAQ CRIES!? No, I think not Aaron. I think you need to stop singing about a crowd going "Jam" and putting in the hoop and like "Slam" How about "Iko Iko" Baby Music. At least the---oh, yes, that song "THE CLAPPING SONG" lol. What a STUPID name for a STUPID song by a STUPID "singer" that puts out STUPID "music" Let me say that Negative 1234 stars is what the monster deserves.
17 of 21 people found the following review helpful
What are you people thinking?
16 Oct 2000
Format:Audio CD
I don't own this CD, but thank goodness I don't. I heard a clip of a couple of the songs and I wanted to ask you people...WHAT ARE YOU THINKING? I'm sure Aaron appeals to pre-adolesent 10 year olds, but I'm fourteen and all I'm saying is "uhh...no." I"m sorry to any of you who LIKE him, but for any of you NOT into that sorta thing, don't bother.
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