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Track Listings
| 1. Relating To A Psychopath |
| 2. Boo |
| 3. Sexual Revolution |
| 4. Hey Young World II feat Slick Rick |
| 5. Sweet Baby feat Erykah Badu |
| 6. Harry |
| 7. Give Me All Your Lovin Or I Will Kill You |
| 8. Don't Come Around feat Sunshine Anderson |
| 9. My Nutmeg Phantasy feat Angie Stone & Mos Def |
| 10. Freak Like Me |
| 11. Oblivion |
| 12. Forgiveness |
| 13. Blowin Up Your Speakers |
| 14. Shed |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
The ID is a multi-coloured, chocolate coated, wide flared, jumping pumping epic. Once a surprise hit, Macy Gray is now near the top of the soul tree (where she remains a strange fruit among a bunch of soundalikes). Her debut album On How Life Is came from seemingly nowhere to be loved by millions. This follow-up has to contend with much greater expectations. But she doesn't disappoint. The opening track "Related to a Psychopath" is perhaps the album's best, a mixture of 60s and 70s funk that'll have you grinding in the streets. If that doesn't, then "Sexual Revolution" will ("So many things to do before I die"), a saucy butt-shaking hymn to acting out your fetishes. Slick Rick's sing-song vocal on "Hey Young World II" is a perfect compliment to Macy's trademark mixture of gasp and squeak, but other guests, such as Erykah Badu and Mos Def, seem overwhelmed by Macy's larger-than-life presence. Lyrically she's strong, at times hilarious ("You're role model's in therapy") and much improved from the (relative) simplicity of debut tracks such as "I Try" and "Why Didn't You Call Me". Tracks such as "Boo" and "Freak Like Me" couple clever wordplay (she trained as a screenwriter) with the same anthemic quality. On occasions she loses the plot, particularly on "Oblivion" which sounds like it's written and performed by Oompa-Loompas, but this is, on the whole, an excellent follow-up to a brilliant debut.--Jake Barnes
CD Description
Produced by Rick Rubin and features collaborations with John Fruciante, Erykah Badu, Slick Rick and Angie Stone. 'The ID' is a fusion of gospel, hip hop, soul and R&B, with influences of Prince, Lauryn Hill and Erykah Badu. This is Macy Gray's second album which follows on from her 1999 debut 'How Life Is'.
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