Nelly Furtado

The product is more than I anticipated, Anne Murray, one of my favorites (I am in her age group) singing with many of my favorite more contemporary women. The seller was quick to mail and perfectly acceptable in all respects. Thanks, Amazon, for linking us up with outside sellers.

Oh, Anne, I just fall in love again... with your voice!! Dusty Springfield, Carole King--how great to hear all the lady troubadours on this CD. It's a beautiful collection of duets. Put it in your vehicle if you commute to work and you'll be singing by the time you get there! Really nice...

I'm a fan! I grew up with Anne Murray and absolutely love her voice. This cd of duets is a fun, fresh way to introduce her old songs. I prefer Anne's voice alone but this new twist is worth listening to...I enjoyed it! The duet with KD Lang is my favorite...their voices are so complimentary.

I anticipated a good rendition by all artistes after listening to samples, but it surpassed my expectations.
Anne is a wonderful singer and her duet with fellow Canadian Celine Dion live,is extraordinary. Not to metion Sarah Brightman (another favourite singer of mine). What a performance by all. Could you imagine if Anne got together with another favourite of mine(Nana Mouskouri)? That would be a great joy to me.

As a kid I always listen to my mum who always played Anne Murray's song over and over again. The reason I purchased this album is to have a memory to my mum. Almost all the tracks in the CD had been heard before but this album is different as Anne included a lot of others artist which gives a different kind of feeling. Anne wrote a great deal of all the artist she duets with in this album, and it is worth enough for buyer who love Anne's music.

If She Was Going To "Sell Out" She Could've Had A Better Selection Of Songs. These Songs All Sound Noisy, Like A Bunch Of Racket Going On.

Everything about this purchase was fine. No problems whatsoever. Would definitely purchase from this vendor again.

I was never a big Nelly Furtado fan, she had her hits here and there but for me to buy a Cd no way. So she come out with Timbalan, huge hit!!!! from there on, forget it. This CD it's awesome, one of the best of it's year. And what I like the most it's that she's not afraid to used different ppl for her songs, collabarations with Juanes, Calle 13 and Timbalan, no matter who you are what you like there's a song in here for you.

After that last album many people wondered what happened to Nelly?

I understand that producing a debut album at times it is difficult to create your own independent style and she struggled with with that on her second album as she tried to gain some control over the music she created. She wanted to create something that was uniquely her.

The result?

She is a multi-talented artist.

Her songs have a great beat and tempo that lead to classic dance tunes such as "Say It Right" or "Promiscuous." Furtado then shows her softer side with slow melodic songs such as "All Good Things (Come to an End)" and "In God's Hands." What I was most pleased to see was another Spanish duet with artist Juanes in "Te Busque." Not a lot of artists would have ventured into the Spanish market and the songs are done well. Neither translation will have you wondering what happened to the translator as they make sense.

It's an album that takes a lot of risk and variety, but she succeeds. Some people may not like this new Nelly, but I do believe that she has proven that she can delve into various music genres and still be herself.

Must buy this cd. Nelly Furtado is awesome. All the songs have a really good beat to them. Timbaland hooked her up.

Whoa Nelly! was one of the very first CDs I bought when I got my first CD car stereo in my little blue Escort; I had loved the song "Turn Out The Lights" which I had heard on a magazine compilation. By the time I knew all the songs her real single hit the airwaves "I'm Like A Bird" and she was every where and the CD was put to rest.

Now that she's all promiscuous with Timbaland, I thought I'd revisit the CD that made me a fan and wonder what went wrong with the girl. From the debut album I would never have seen her heading to the trip hop slutty imagery she's so happy carrying now, back then she was actually taking real chances by using her voice and some strange effects to create a new world of music; using bared soul for lyrics despite how young or ill effected that soul was; the songs were good and I was singing along through her pain, her sassiness, her beat changes and recollections of how life should be. If you want to hear the kootchy koo world of Nelly find her latest album but if you actually want to hear an actually interesting little album get this one.

I had no idea who the heck Nelly was, while at work on a long drive, the guy i was with had a choice of 3 CD's, this one, some Brazilian love CD and god knows what the other was, for some reason I chose this one.

Instantly from the moment it started, it gave me a headache, who is Nelly? How did she get a record deal? Her voice was irritating, her lyrics where trash, and what is with the side singer that sounds like he is talking through a paper mega phone?

I could not wait to get back to the office and get the hell out of the car away from this %#!%.

Every single song has the same annoying and irritating beat, every song sounded the same (bad) and there was nothing on this album that could make me understand who the hell could listen to this crap.

I love Nelly. Seriously. She's very truthful and I find her spirit to be not only touching but relate-able and real. I love most of her lyrics, and although for Loose she resorted to a more R&B/dance type of deal, I still respect her highly as an artist. I just hope that she will revert back to this style for her 4th outing because this music is almost as good as it gets.

There are a few tracks that skate on the filler side so I'll mention those first:

Baby Girl - Has some OK lyrics, but it doesn't really stand out much.
Trynna Find A Way - This song is far from bad. And is almost light years ahead of 95% of the crap that fills radio stations these days. I kind of like the vibe it gives off. And the guitar is kinda cool. But it could've been more, I guess.

But that's it. The rest is solid stuff that is catchy but not ridiculously so, and you find yourself embarrassed to listen to it years later. None of that here.

My favorite songs are (in order):

Turn Off The Lights - Awesome lyrics. Just an awesome song in general. Love how she initially says, "It's getting so lonely inside this bed..."
Party - Awesome lyrics. "I feel like falling asleep and never waking up. It's not that my glass is empty, I just need another cup."
Well, Well - Very upbeat, catchy and makes you wanna dance it's so lovely! Gotta love it!
...On The Radio (Remember The Days) - Good song. Has nice lyrics.
Legend - Love the piano. Love the relaxing vibe it has.
My Love Grows Deeper Part 1 - This song is awesome. I can't explain why, but it is.

This CD is not to be missed. She even improves a bit with her second release, Folklore. I'd start with that. Unless, you aren't into different sounds because that CD isn't exactly radio-friendly.

4 stars.

I love your meaningful lyrics, Nelly. Come back to us, full-force on your next outing! I'm sure Loose was nice for what it was, but you know your full capabilities. Use them!!

Every song is just fantastic! I'm playing the CD a LOT! My first real knowledge of Nelly Furtado. After buying this CD, I bought the other 2: Loose and Folklore; I hope I get to like them as much. But Whoa, Nelly! was NO struggle to get to love. A good workout CD as well. A lot of variety in the songs tempo and arrangement, but it all holds together

I definitely think we're lucky to have Nelly in the music industry, as this album clearly proves. There are really no bad songs on this album. Her voice is different and amazing, and there are moments on this CD that just take your breath away.

Standout tracks: Hey Man, On the Radio, Like a Bird, Turn Off the Light, Party

Let me begin by saying...if you are a new fan of Nelly[Loose era and beyond] then this may not be what you want. On the other hand if you loved Whoa Nelly and want more of Nelly's collection of appropriately placed words and phrases then this is your new lover. Slow, mellow and ballad-like. Nelly showcases her story-telling abilities here and if you really sit down and listen to these songs you'll grow to love them. Picture Perfect[favorite], Build You Up and Childhood Dreams are among my most played on this album. My favortie album ever so far. I could go on for days probably, but i'll stop now. Haha

I loved Nelly Furtado on the "Loose" CD and I love her in concert. I was impressed with the many positive reviews on here of her CD "Folklore."
It was an easy decision to get it after all the positivity. HOWEVER, after listening to it many times it has not grown on me and I really am disappointed in it. I do not see how so many loved it. Not me, I wish I had of never had bought it.

Shortly after I bought this CD a few years ago, I read a review on Rolling Stone's Web site that gave it just 2 out of 5 stars. I remember thinking the reviewer was either crazy or had an axe to grind with Nelly. Then the album sold very few copies. I saw Nelly in concert at a small venue in New Jersey during the tour for this CD, and while it was a great show, it was not a full crowd.

But beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I still love this CD. It definitely lacks the killer mainstream hit, but "Saturdays" is the only song on the CD that I don't really like. I can put that album in the CD player and not touch a button for an hour. It's a great listening experience.

I've always considered "One Trick Pony" my favorite song on the CD. "Explode" is also great. "Try" is a beautiful song. "Childhood Dreams" is a heartfelt song that I could listen to over and over. "Build You Up" has a pretty nice beat to it despite its solemn tone. Nelly is a skilled songwriter, and she remembers her roots while experimenting with new sounds. Regardless of what the critics say, I love this CD and always will.

I purchased this CD the day it came out, and it has been a favorite ever since. I believe that this CD showcases Nelly Furtado's talent unlike any of her others. (Although I am very fond of her first CD and like Loose well enough) Folklore is defiantely worth a listen.

I'm going to start off by saying that this is my first album from her. It's great and I imagine that it'd be hard for her other two albums to be better, especially Loose.

But anyway...

I'm now a big fan of Nelly Furtado because of this album. It shows her talent as a writer and also displays the truth, realism and magic that she is truly capable of.

When she stepped on the scene in the early 2000s, I didn't really think much of her. In fact, her debut single, Like A Bird kinda made me want to smash the radio. However, there was something special about Turn Off The Light that caught my attention.

Flash forward to 2003. Nelly drops her second album, Folklore and her first single from the album, Powerless (Say What You Want). While I liked the single, it didn't make me wanna go out and purchase the album, so I didn't. A year or two later, I was standing in line at Tops (before it got torn down and changed to Martin's) and her radio single, Try was on. I enjoyed the song, but still, no buy.

Fast forward to January 2007. I finally buy the album. And although it is a bit uneven, it still has its moments, and is worth owning. One-Trick Pony is the start off track and is very "stand out-ish" with its oh-so-not-typical Hip-Hop beat. Explode is refreshing. Try, I admit, was the first song in a LONG while that had made me sad. For some reason, it got to me. Fresh Off The Boat has an upbeat demeanor. Forca definitely isn't your typical pop song. And I mean that in a good way. The Grass Is Green is laid back - the guitar and the enchanting lullaby-esque production work make it so.
Picture Perfect is a delight. I used to listen to it when walking around the Fredonia campus sometimes (I only took a music class there) and it was kinda relaxing. Saturdays is the first song that I just don't get. Nelly just lists a couple of things: the place she's at, her feelings and what's happening and it's not very exciting. And it never takes off. And while the next song, Build You Up is MUCH better, it's also very repetitive. Island Of Wonder is kind of a head scratcher. But I'd rather listen to that than anything T-Pain puts out! Childhood Dreams is adorable, and very anthem-ish by the end. Took me a while to "get it" but now I do. The only thing is it might be a bit too long, running at 6 minutes and 33 seconds.

I guess this CD displays Nelly's culture in a way, with the different sounds it gives, if that makes any sense.

It has a few bumps, but most CDs do. This one has them at the very end. But overall, if you want a unique pop experience that mildly makes you think, then you can't miss this!

One-Trick Pony - 9.5 (4.75 stars)
Powerless (Say What You Want) - 8.5 (4.25 stars)
Explode - 9 (4.5 stars)
Try - 10 (5 stars)
Fresh Off The Boat - 8 (4 stars)
Forca - 8.5 (4.25 stars)
The Grass Is Green - 8 (4 stars)
Picture Perfect - 9 (4.5 stars)
Saturdays - 5 (2.5 stars)
Build You Up - 7.5 (3.75 stars)
Island Of Wonder - 7 (3.5 stars)
Childhood Dreams - 8.5 (4.25 stars)

Best tracks:

Try
One-Trick Pony
Explode
Picture Perfect

Worst track:

Saturdays

50/12 = 4.166666667

4.166666667 = 4.1

4.1 stars.

End note: If you've NEVER heard a complete Nelly Furtado release, I would start with this one or the first, Whoa, Nelly just so you get a taste of what she's really like without the AWESOME beats of Loose. That sounds weird, but TRUST me, just get her first or second release FIRST (I've reviewed all 3 of her albums already)!

This is a great CD to have, an awesome stocking stuffer for any nelly fan out there. if you went to her concert, you can relive it here--if you didn't get a chance to go, you can have a taste of what it's like.
Experience Nelly in her element, without the music directors controlling her every note. If you didn't know, music directors expecially in the pop industry, have the artist sing in a certain way (mostly in a controlled voice) so the album will have more broad-based appeal (therefore selling more albums.)
In comparison with Loose, this is much more "loose" vocally--we experience nelly's own improvisations and additions to the songs.
Though this is not a completely raw album as I have heard Nelly sing completely unhindered by any of her director's wishes elsewhere, it is a nice compromise between the controlled Loose CD production and her singing completely as she pleases.
Particularly good numbers are "Glow" in which she samples Blondie's "Heart of Glass" and "I'm like a Bird" with a modern music arrangement. Truly good stuff and the closest thing to the concert!

This is a great CD to have, an awesome stocking stuffer for any nelly fan out there. this is fine proof that nelly really can sing. if you went to her concert, you can relive it here--if you didn't get a chance to go, you can have a taste of what it's like.
Experience Nelly in her element, without the music directors controlling her every note. If you didn't know, music directors expecially in the pop industry, have the artist sing in a certain way (mostly in a controlled voice) so the album will have more broad-based appeal (therefore selling more albums.)
In comparison with Loose, this is much more "loose" vocally--we experience nelly's own improvisations and additions to the songs.
Though this is not a completely raw album as I have heard Nelly sing completely unhindered by any of her director's wishes elsewhere, it is a nice compromise between the controlled Loose CD production and her singing completely as she pleases.
Particularly good numbers are "Glow" in which she samples Blondie's "Heart of Glass" and "I'm like a Bird" with a modern music arrangement. Truly good stuff and the closest thing to the concert!

If She Was Going To "Sell Out" She Could've Had A Better Selection Of Songs. These Songs All Sound Noisy, Like A Bunch Of Racket Going On.

Everything about this purchase was fine. No problems whatsoever. Would definitely purchase from this vendor again.

I was never a big Nelly Furtado fan, she had her hits here and there but for me to buy a Cd no way. So she come out with Timbalan, huge hit!!!! from there on, forget it. This CD it's awesome, one of the best of it's year. And what I like the most it's that she's not afraid to used different ppl for her songs, collabarations with Juanes, Calle 13 and Timbalan, no matter who you are what you like there's a song in here for you.

After that last album many people wondered what happened to Nelly?

I understand that producing a debut album at times it is difficult to create your own independent style and she struggled with with that on her second album as she tried to gain some control over the music she created. She wanted to create something that was uniquely her.

The result?

She is a multi-talented artist.

Her songs have a great beat and tempo that lead to classic dance tunes such as "Say It Right" or "Promiscuous." Furtado then shows her softer side with slow melodic songs such as "All Good Things (Come to an End)" and "In God's Hands." What I was most pleased to see was another Spanish duet with artist Juanes in "Te Busque." Not a lot of artists would have ventured into the Spanish market and the songs are done well. Neither translation will have you wondering what happened to the translator as they make sense.

It's an album that takes a lot of risk and variety, but she succeeds. Some people may not like this new Nelly, but I do believe that she has proven that she can delve into various music genres and still be herself.

Must buy this cd. Nelly Furtado is awesome. All the songs have a really good beat to them. Timbaland hooked her up.

I can't get enough of this song: The beat, the cameo from Timbo and the wonderful melody and harmonies in the chorus.

The beat is mind-blowing and has gotten stuck in the head's of Millions. I'm not kidding!!

5 stars.

A total ripoff......the add mentions a single but it is not made crystal clear that this is some sort of demo cd......with only one song.........way overpriced

Hard to review if I never received it - yes you heard right...I ordered but didn't get.

didn't know it was just a single---- but if you're looking for remixes of the one song- then *** stars

We were all hoping that since whoever marketed you gave you the same monicker as "The Great St.Lunatic" (the Only Nelly)by now you would have faded into the discount rack of our memories. Not quite huh? This album and all your other albums are wack and I sincerely wish you would pursue another career such as maybe a professional lip-syncer. Can u help a brotha out?

Maneater, is the first track to be released off Nelly Furtados third album, Loose.
You can really hear the help she has received from big time producer, Timbaland, on this track.
This is fresh sounding music and worth listening to..over and over...

Well lets see! Where do i start? I mean its NELLY FURTADO! Where could you go wrong right?

I do have the original loose album that came with the extra CD which is the video for MANEATER!!!! But when i saw she came out with a couple if different versions of the CD i flipped out!!!!! I just recently purchased the international version that has awesome remixes on it and extra songs, and then i found out that there was a summer edition that came out in 2007 with extra songs....and songs in SPANISH. Which is a language that i understand so im soooooo happy that she is so versitile! Ok time to start with the track listing. As of 9-16-08 Loose has sold globally a whopping 9.5 million world wide and has gone gold and platinum in 29 countries which is awesome. #1 afraid---good song 8.5-10
#2 Maneater -10outof10...1st #1This song is awesome...dance to, get ready to go out.just all around a perfect song...and is the FASTEST SELLING SINGLE from Loose Nelly went on to win BIGGEST POP/ROCK SONG FOR MANEATER.
#3PROMISCUOUS 10-10..HUGE SONg AWESOME AT THAT 2nd #1...WON BILLBOARD MUSIC AWARD
#4 Glow 8.5-10 pretty voice.great beats
#5Showtime..9.0 slower but would make a great single
#6No Hay IGual-9.5--great beat pretty voice 3rd single...to hit #1
#7 Te BUsque-great song7.0 remix is awesome too!
#8 Say It rIght-10.0 out of 10.00 AWESOME SONG...love the meaning..Hit#1......as 4th Single
#9 DO IT....10.0 out of 10.0 AWESOME...COPYRIGHT WAS BREACHED BY TIMBALAND BUT FURTADO ASKED PERMISSION AND THEY CAME OUT WITH REMIX WITH MISSY ELLIOT which hit Number 1...but suffered on the POP music scene.
#10 IN GODS HANDS-9.5 great song. but too slow to be released in summer 08....made it to 15 on billboard.
#11 Wait for you...10.00 needs to be the next single!
#12 ALL GOOD THINGS...10.00 which was the 5th US Single for her to HIT #1 and she went on to win awards for album of the year....song of the year, most addictive track for ALL GOOD THINGS... 2 SINGLES LEFT...LETS GET THEM OUT!

I really can't complain though because out of that came some very fun and catchy tracks that will be in your head for hours upon hours upon hours.

Afraid - 7/10 Well, there was SOME depth...

Maneater - 8/10 (The Remix is much better)

Promiscuous (Feat. Timbaland) - 10/10 THE summer jam of 2006; it was EVERYWHERE, and for good reason! It was also the first single from the album.

Glow - 6.5/10 Bouncy, but not totally necessary.

Showtime - 8.5/10 Big improvement from Glow. Nice production, and quite interesting.

No Hay Igual - 2/10 Err...First off, I'm not Spanish/Canadian. This is one of the worst worst WORST songs EVER! Boo, Nelly. Boo!!

Te Busque - 7.75/10 Nice beat. I like the lyrics, but not the Spanish ones; I don't understand them. :(

Say It Right - 8/10 This song doesn't make much sense. Seriously! But the beat is very awesome. Timbaland produced yet another hit. I believe this was Nelly's second single and it did well.

Do It - 9/10 Lovely. This is the 4th, and probably the last single from Loose. It's catchy and I like the fun, but true lyrics. Nelly is awesome. But I heard this beat was "stolen". If it's true, then shame on ya, Timbo. But I still love him as a producer!!

In God's Hands - 7.5/10 Beautiful vibe to this song, the production. It feels kinda like "The Grass Is Green Part. 2" but with a different message.

Wait For You - 10/10 Yet again, a great, GREAT beat. Surprisingly surpasses Do It. Not in lyrics, but the beat. Dangerously catchy!! It has a vibe of someone else - some other artist. Maybe Keyshia Cole. I dunno. Anyway it's upbeat and in your face like we have currently come to expect with the Nelly as of late. Like Ashanti would say, "This beat is BANANAS!"

All Good Things (Come To An End) - 8.5/10 Am I tired of all the crazy beats by now? Nope. And this song continues that trend. The beat here is catchy. 3rd single. Don't know how it did. Reasonably well, I suppose.

Te Busque (Spanish Version) 7/10 - You all know that I can't stand a song in all Spanish, but I'll rated this on the sounds. Decent lyrics, but this song as well as the original don't necessarily fit with the other upbeat tracks.

The only track I didn't enjoy at all was No Hay Igual. It's one of the most annoying tracks ever. All she says is, "No Hay Igual", really fast. It'll make you puke. But that was the only setback here.

105.269230769231/13 = 93.2884615= 4.6 stars.

I can't wait for the next album!!

Standouts: Wait For You
Promiscuous
Do It
All Good Things (Come To An End)

4.6 stars.

Wow, how ironoic. Like the other reviewer, i also bought my album at Zellers. I had no idea that it was selling for over $30 on here. I don't plan on opening the album yet. Thanks for letting me know what it looks like! Nelly will be in Toronto for her concert on April 4th, and i'm gonna try and get it autographed. I'll open it up when i get there. Just a quick note, all of the "bonus" tracks have been leaked onto the internet for a long time. Probably since her album first leaked. I heard all of these songs and loved them, but i still decided to buy the album. Honestly, this is the best album of 2006. The lyrics in the songs, the production, and even the way she controls her voice. Nelly has significantly grown as an artist. She teamed up with THE best hip hop producer, Timbaland, and together they made some of the best "alternative" music. Seriously, i don't know exactly which genre to put the album in. Some songs are hip hop, others folk, some pop, and there's even some spanish. You can put the album on and play it track by track. If you are tempted to skip a song, wait, stop, give it a chance, listen to the whole song. When i first heard some of the songs on the album, i hated them right from the start. Then one day i decided to just listen to them all, and guess what, i like 'em all. Say it right is my favourite song on the album, as is All Good Things, and Showtime. Those songs are all very different. I hope (I really, really, really, really, really hope) that Nelly releases Showtime as a single. I really want to see a video for that. I don't know when it happened, but sometime after her last album, Nelly developed an incredible fashion sense. Along with that, she has hired AMAZING directors who capture the essence of each of her songs. The video for All Good Things Come To An End completely fits with the songs. Yes, i know the video makes no sense, but neither does the song! Come on now, dogs whisteling?! lol. But the video was beautifully shot and created a serene vibe. As with the video for Say it Right. It was a very simple video. It had a simple concept. Few sets. Like 3 extras. A bunch of closeup shots. Light synchronized with the lyrics. The video was still very beautiful. I recommend everyone buy this album. The price of $30 is a little steep, but if you can find it cheaper,definetly grab it. It was a fluke i saw it. I was buying dog food and walked buy the cd racks. I had no idea the album came out yet. The second i saw it, i knew i had to support this great artist.

Wow, how ironoic. Like the other reviewer, i also bought my album at Zellers. I had no idea that it was selling for over $30 on here. I don't plan on opening the album yet. Thanks for letting me know what it looks like! Nelly will be in Toronto for her concert on April 4th, and i'm gonna try and get it autographed. I'll open it up when i get there. Just a quick note, all of the "bonus" tracks have been leaked onto the internet for a long time. Probably since her album first leaked. I heard all of these songs and loved them, but i still decided to buy the album. Honestly, this is the best album of 2006. The lyrics in the songs, the production, and even the way she controls her voice. Nelly has significantly grown as an artist. She teamed up with THE best hip hop producer, Timbaland, and together they made some of the best "alternative" music. Seriously, i don't know exactly which genre to put the album in. Some songs are hip hop, others folk, some pop, and there's even some spanish. You can put the album on and play it track by track. If you are tempted to skip a song, wait, stop, give it a chance, listen to the whole song. When i first heard some of the songs on the album, i hated them right from the start. Then one day i decided to just listen to them all, and guess what, i like 'em all. Say it right is my favourite song on the album, as is All Good Things, and Showtime. Those songs are all very different. I hope (I really, really, really, really, really hope) that Nelly releases Showtime as a single. I really want to see a video for that. I don't know when it happened, but sometime after her last album, Nelly developed an incredible fashion sense. Along with that, she has hired AMAZING directors who capture the essence of each of her songs. The video for All Good Things Come To An End completely fits with the songs. Yes, i know the video makes no sense, but neither does the song! Come on now, dogs whisteling?! lol. But the video was beautifully shot and created a serene vibe. As with the video for Say it Right. It was a very simple video. It had a simple concept. Few sets. Like 3 extras. A bunch of closeup shots. Light synchronized with the lyrics. The video was still very beautiful. I recommend everyone buy this album. The price of $30 is a little steep, but if you can find it cheaper,definetly grab it. It was a fluke i saw it. I was buying dog food and walked buy the cd racks. I had no idea the album came out yet. The second i saw it, i knew i had to support this great artist.

First off im not a kid, I just dont have an account.
Second off I did not pay 33.99 for this cd, I got it for 13.99 at zellers.
Yes, the special edition at zellers for 13.99.
And the cd is not in a blue case, the cd is in a slip in case, which is the blue one. But when you slip the cd out of the cover its the normal red one.
Ok well heres my review.

I was never to fond of Nelly until I heard Maneater. Even though I own both of her past disks. I never really liked her first cd 2 much, and I really disliked the 2nd. But then something happend to our Nelly. She came back with this never before heard sound. I bought Loose the same day I heard Maneater. I loved the cd alot.
Anyways I was walking through the cd section at Zellers when I saw this disk. I looked at the price. 13.99. I really didn't even think about it for a second. I tokk 1 look at the back, and next thing I knew I was at the checkout. This re-made version of Loose contains 4 new songs.
-Let my hair donw
-Somebody to love
-Undercover
-Runaway

And 2 remixes
-All good things
-No Hay Igual

And 3 live songs.
-Crazy (a slower version, but does it better then Knarles Barkley)
-Maneater
-Promiscuous

Overall Im very glad to have bought this disk. I wouldn't pay 33 bucks for it, but if you ever come across it in a store for cheaper. Pick it up. Cause its Limited Edition.

Anyways, I love the disk, Love the bonus songs and remixes.
Live songs are great. So my review is 4.5/5.
And it deserves it!