Nicole Scherzinger

"Baby Love" is a wonderful and cute song. It's easy to listen to and fall in love with.
I would give the CD a rating of 5 stars, but few people are going to listen to the instrumental songs more than once. In addition, the second song, "Whatever You Like," has an annoying beat. I know that it's somewhat popular on the radio, and the song is pretty good. It's just not great.
Based on "Baby Love" and her work with The Pussycat Dolls, I'm looking forward to listening to Her Name Is Nicole when it comes out. Nicole should be able to make an impact as a solo artist.

This is a great song to jam to in your car. I have an element with an awesome subwoofer and it makes it even better. This is one of Diddy's better songs.

"Come to Me" is a great song that myself and many others enjoy. It has a catchy beat, lyrics, video, etc. Diddy has remained a popular rapper over the years for obvious reasons. Because he's good at it! And Nicole contrary to popular belief is a sweet, caring girl. And in no way slutty. The song is sexy. flirty, and a great song to sing and dance along to. It's a great way to sepnd a few minutes of your day listening to this hot track.

smart move getting the lead pussycat freak to sing otherr than that i wish i could give this no stars at all.

There is a rumour and large number of Interviews, he wants to realize his long dream to be the very first blackguy in the main role of James Bond 007. As a Rapper his talent is acceptable, although he does not actually always do a good Rap albums what every youngster believes nowadays.

But as a smart british Agent 007 and his dream as the first blackguy in the James Bond-movies ?? I believe, the late author Ian Flemming will be rising up again from his grave and finds no peace.

Come to me has to be of the top sexiest singles for this year. Whether you hate P. Diddy for being an egomaniac or you hate Nicole because you think she is slutty, well guess what just put that aside for one second and listen to this fun song!

1. "Come to Me" has an irresistible beat that makes you want to move, move, move! It is the perfect song to request the DJ at the club to play and then make eye contact with someone and sing this song away, hey or can I just say Karaoke Couples anyone? This is not just the same old boring beat and even if you think it is, well I still listen to my old music and I still enjoy it.

2. The "Come To Me" Video is fun and flirty but I will not mislead you. It is your typical dance club, but it is still fun to see your stars live and getting their groove down. Nicole looks as hot as ever and P. Diddy well lets just say if you like him you will love his moves, if you hate him you will love laughing at his dance moves, so either way enjoy this bonus treat.

Nicole Scherzinger finally releases her solo debut single - from her first album, the rather pretentiously titled Her Name is Nicole, as if we care - and its a little disappointing. She proved herself to be the dominant Pussycat Doll, singing and dancing better than any of her counterparts, but thats where her stand-out ability ends.

"Baby Love" is a weak song. First of all, the title immediately conjures up sounds and images of Diana Ross & The Supremes and their albeit completely different song. Second of all, Nicole's vocals sound weak and the song is so uninspired and repetitive that it either bores or irritates. She is much better as part of a group or featuring on someone else's track as backup, but for some reason doesn't seem to be able to do it on her own.

Hopefully the rest of her album - which has had its release date worryingly pushed back once again - will prove me wrong, but I fear the worst. Her Name is Nicole? Well that's great, but it doesn't mean anyone will care.

..BLEH! She should've spit that line out: "Bleh." Cookie-cutter garbage made to feed the masses and masses of Sheep who still have yet to know a decent pop, R&B, or soul tune to save their lives!

I don't like her, her voice is super-plain and she's put out many songs that take minimal talent to perform and write.

And PCD? What's up with them? There are like 6 trashy girls and only ***1*** of them sings?! LMFAO!!!

Anyway, it's repetitive and bland. Super-duper cookie-cutter type stuff here. Nothing new, nothing interesting. Nearly nothing at all to work with. She's cute, but who cares if you're totally mediocre or terrible at the other things you do!?

Cover Art: B-
Inside Art: ? (You think I own this, after the tasteful review I have written, now before your eyes? LOL!)
Songwriting: D-
Vocals: D
Vocal Emotion: F+
Vocal Acrobatics: F
Production: C+
Length: A-

2.5 stars.

Overall: D

I really love how she expresses how much she loves her man in the song. It has the description of a perfect true love.

like she really needed the pussycat dolls they were just there along her the whole time. any way if you're feeling nicole she has a nice hit with will i am.

Nicole Scherzinger is the driving force behind the Pussycat Dolls - but she is not a household name along the lines of other pop stars that have attempted to go solo after their group's albums burned up the charts.

Well, Scherzinger's solo effort sadly was not given much of a chance, and it's a shame, because there are a few potential hits here. The first two singles, "Whatever U Like" and "Baby Love" failed to take hold despite the fact that they are both hook-filled, fun tracks. But the reason why the album didn't take off is, in my opinion, that it just wasn't edgy or immediate enough. "Rio" and "Puakenikeni" are two additional tracks that reinforce that point. In some ways, it reminds me of Paula Abdul's "Rush" album - there were massive hooks, seductive lyrics, but the slamming grooves were missing.

The bottom line is that if you like the Pussycat Dolls' latest (Doll Domination), then you will probably like this. There are far more ballads than I expected - and none that exactly rival Janet Jackson's "Come Back to Me" (which is where Scherzinger, who is now 30, may need to find a home if she is to break through as a solo artist.)

All the things that make a pop album good are present here. But ironically, most of the things that made the PCD machine successful are missing or scaled back. And with newcomers like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga on the scene now, this album just got buried under the numbers crunch (as did Mya's excellent "Liberation" album). Worth the full import price if you are a dedicated fan or simply love this genre of music....the rest of you can just pick up the Pussycat Dolls' "Doll Domination" and you get pretty much the same exact thing as this album.

Seriously. This album hasn't been released in the States or outside of the States. On the Amazon UK site, the release date has been updated from May 2008 to June 2008. Keep in mind, this album was supposed to drop in November 2007!!! It's never a good thing when an album release is pushed back more than 2 times. Let's see...supposed to release in November 2007, January 2008, February 2008, March 2008, May 2008, June 2008, and currently (as of 6/12/2008) August 2008. That's 7 release dates in this album's history. No album is THAT GOOD that it has to be continually pushed back. Personally, I think the record company is trying to see how much interest or how many preorders (you can preorder on Amazon's UK site) the album can generate before releasing. How sad - Nicole's talent alone isn't enough and it shows that her company doesn't think it's enough.

Besides, release 4 songs from the album and not drop the album? Not a good sign.

Nicole Scherzinger finally releases her solo debut single - from her first album, the rather pretentiously titled Her Name is Nicole, as if we care - and its a little disappointing. She proved herself to be the dominant Pussycat Doll, singing and dancing better than any of her counterparts, but thats where her stand-out ability ends.

"Baby Love" is a weak song. First of all, the title immediately conjures up sounds and images of Diana Ross & The Supremes and their albeit completely different song. Second of all, Nicole's vocals sound weak and the song is so uninspired and repetitive that it either bores or irritates. She is much better as part of a group or featuring on someone else's track as backup, but for some reason doesn't seem to be able to do it on her own.

Hopefully the rest of her album - which has had its release date worryingly pushed back once again - will prove me wrong, but I fear the worst. Her Name is Nicole? Well that's great, but it doesn't mean anyone will care.

..BLEH! She should've spit that line out: "Bleh." Cookie-cutter garbage made to feed the masses and masses of Sheep who still have yet to know a decent pop, R&B, or soul tune to save their lives!

I don't like her, her voice is super-plain and she's put out many songs that take minimal talent to perform and write.

And PCD? What's up with them? There are like 6 trashy girls and only ***1*** of them sings?! LMFAO!!!

Anyway, it's repetitive and bland. Super-duper cookie-cutter type stuff here. Nothing new, nothing interesting. Nearly nothing at all to work with. She's cute, but who cares if you're totally mediocre or terrible at the other things you do!?

Cover Art: B-
Inside Art: ? (You think I own this, after the tasteful review I have written, now before your eyes? LOL!)
Songwriting: D-
Vocals: D
Vocal Emotion: F+
Vocal Acrobatics: F
Production: C+
Length: A-

2.5 stars.

Overall: D

I really love how she expresses how much she loves her man in the song. It has the description of a perfect true love.

like she really needed the pussycat dolls they were just there along her the whole time. any way if you're feeling nicole she has a nice hit with will i am.

Nicole Scherzinger is the driving force behind the Pussycat Dolls - but she is not a household name along the lines of other pop stars that have attempted to go solo after their group's albums burned up the charts.

Well, Scherzinger's solo effort sadly was not given much of a chance, and it's a shame, because there are a few potential hits here. The first two singles, "Whatever U Like" and "Baby Love" failed to take hold despite the fact that they are both hook-filled, fun tracks. But the reason why the album didn't take off is, in my opinion, that it just wasn't edgy or immediate enough. "Rio" and "Puakenikeni" are two additional tracks that reinforce that point. In some ways, it reminds me of Paula Abdul's "Rush" album - there were massive hooks, seductive lyrics, but the slamming grooves were missing.

The bottom line is that if you like the Pussycat Dolls' latest (Doll Domination), then you will probably like this. There are far more ballads than I expected - and none that exactly rival Janet Jackson's "Come Back to Me" (which is where Scherzinger, who is now 30, may need to find a home if she is to break through as a solo artist.)

All the things that make a pop album good are present here. But ironically, most of the things that made the PCD machine successful are missing or scaled back. And with newcomers like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga on the scene now, this album just got buried under the numbers crunch (as did Mya's excellent "Liberation" album). Worth the full import price if you are a dedicated fan or simply love this genre of music....the rest of you can just pick up the Pussycat Dolls' "Doll Domination" and you get pretty much the same exact thing as this album.

Seriously. This album hasn't been released in the States or outside of the States. On the Amazon UK site, the release date has been updated from May 2008 to June 2008. Keep in mind, this album was supposed to drop in November 2007!!! It's never a good thing when an album release is pushed back more than 2 times. Let's see...supposed to release in November 2007, January 2008, February 2008, March 2008, May 2008, June 2008, and currently (as of 6/12/2008) August 2008. That's 7 release dates in this album's history. No album is THAT GOOD that it has to be continually pushed back. Personally, I think the record company is trying to see how much interest or how many preorders (you can preorder on Amazon's UK site) the album can generate before releasing. How sad - Nicole's talent alone isn't enough and it shows that her company doesn't think it's enough.

Besides, release 4 songs from the album and not drop the album? Not a good sign.