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Nov 26, 2005 · by Sal Cinquemani. November 26, 2005. Lindsay Lohan has the kind of dysfunctional broken home that should be fodder for the kind of music that Hilary Duff could never make given that she was raised in the Magic Kingdom. For the past year Daddy Lohan has been a constant tabloid fixture and two songs on his daughter’s A Little More Personal ...
A Little More Personal (Raw) By Brian Hiatt. November 28, 2005. As the title suggests, Lindsay Lohan makes a fatal mistake on her second album: She tries to, like, express herself. The album de ...
RAW is considerably more consistent than its predecessor, and it's not a bad listen by any means, but for all the so-called weighty subject matter, there's not much meat on these bones. All this publication's reviews
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A Little More Personal (Raw) A Little More Personal (Raw) (stylized A Little More Personal (RAW)) is the second and most recent studio album by American actress and singer-songwriter Lindsay Lohan, released on November 30, 2005, by Casablanca Records. The album features darker material than Lohan's debut studio album, Speak (2004).
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A Little More Personal (RAW), an Album by Lindsay Lohan. Released 6 December 2005 on Casablanca (catalog no. B000578202; CD). Genres: Pop Rock, Alternative Rock, Teen Pop. Featured peformers: Lindsay Lohan (lead vocals, executive producer), Kara DioGuardi (background vocals, executive producer), Vlado Meller (mastering engineer), Lauren Bialek (product manager), Genevieve Zaragoza (A&R ...
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Dec 6, 2005 · A Little More Personal (Raw) Raw. 2005-12-06. Pop music red flag #1 starts waving before Lindsay Lohan’s tepid new album even begins, as soon as one sees its cover art. Suffice it to say, the ...
The sting of a father’s failures. Disillusionment over tabloid romances. Loneliness. Depression. It’s not easy shifting from child star to Ann-Margret-style media goddess, and this 19-year-old deserves credit for exposing her wounds. Sadly, that’s not all she exposes. Come-hither photos and a few lyrics get a little too personal.
