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March 20, 2009

Black Eyed Peas Gunning for Club Domination on "The E.N.D."

Group dabbles in electro grooves on new album.

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The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies)

"Tutti Frutti." "Da Doo Ron Ron." "Wannabe." "Macarena." "Who Let the Dogs Out." There is a hallowed place in music history for dumb songs — a shrine in the high church of pop, ringed with Roman candles, exploding cigars and blinking hot-pink neon lights. We're talking aggressively, festively,...

2009 RS: 3.5of 5 Stars

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L.A.-based hip-hop trio Black Eyed Peas started out as the unofficial West Coast franchise of the East Coast's iconic Native Tongues collective, desperate to show the world that not all West Coast rap devotees were about was blingin', bangin', and bitches: Former break dancers garbed in boho gear, comprised of various races and stressing positivity, the trio was a pointed antidote to the gangsta a...

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