[KingofBrits]

Click on the picture to listen to the Target + "UK bonus track "Makes Me Sick"."
What A UK release Omg there really is a god

[SO.UNCOOL™]

^Yes the album gets released in the UK on March 24th.

[SO.UNCOOL™]

USA Today review:
Danity Kane, Welcome to the Dollhouse: * * 1/2 -- What's new, Pussycat clones?

The second album from the winners of Diddy’s Making the Band 3 sees the group getting in touch with its inner sleaze on this disco-fueled collection of dance tracks. They breathlessly coo cheeky lines such as “I got some tasty cakes” as they brazenly tempt the objects of their desire. This dollhouse might not deliver the promised Ecstasy, but it could help you work up a sweat. — Jones

>>Download: Bad Girl, Damaged, Strip Tease, Lights Out, 2 of You >>Skip: Sucka for Love, Poetry, Is Anybody Listening
http://blogs.usatoday.com/listenup/2...eeks-re-1.html

[Jared]

all these ppl talk about are the bad/dirty lines, they never talk about the good things like "Sucka For Love" & "Poetry" Haterz

[CHILLYPHO]

this album is really good.
i have a new favorite song each day.
today it's ecstacy!

[Jared]

woo i went to target and got the bonus track

im in love with the album <3

[Mirrorcle World]

new album sounds good. might have to pick me up a copy

[2hot2handle]

DK!!!

[Jared]

im worshiping my cd

[Matty]

Bought my copy to support DK lets see this album go #1 and make the girls proud!

[Matty]

I don't like it when you go to buy the album on iTunes because you can just buy certain songs and not the full album causing certain songs to chart on the iTunes charts causing the song to do well when not released then when it does get released it may not do well cause people don't want to download it again [unless you fan and support the artist]

[CarCAL22]

Love Lights Out
Bad Girl is good.


They have to be singles!

[-Derek]

any predictions out yet on what they are gonna sell the first day/week?

[CarCAL22]

I'd say 150-250k

[Playboy]

AMG (All Music Guide) Review:

2/5 stars.
Danity Kane exist in a strange netherworld of pop culture, where you either know everything about the prefabricated girl group or you know nothing about them. Despite debuting at the top of the Billboard charts with their eponymous 2006 debut, on its way to eventual platinum sales, the group didn't seem to make any impact outside of MTV, the place where their construction was meticulously, endlessly documented on the third season of Making the Band. Not all made-for-TV bands are doomed to be forever defined as television bands, but Danity Kane are the kind of stiff, faceless girl group whose personality can only be discerned by a venue other than the music. Which of course is why they fall through the cracks: fans of the show find it all fascinating but those who don't watch find the music white noise for malls, designed for teens who dream of the day they can sneak into clubs. The popularity of Making the Band 3 pushed Danity Kane into the Top Ten, and the very existence of a Making the Band 5 featuring DK and subsequent MTB winners Day 26 and Donnie J, all making albums at the same time and jockeying for success, could help push the group's second album, Welcome to the Doll House, into the charts, with its release scheduled for March 2008 as the new season unfolds...but that would be a pretty tall order, as Welcome to the Doll House is a paler, plainer recycling of their debut. All five of the DK girls are blandly, conventionally pretty in their voices (not to mention their looks), and no amount of melisma can lend them personality. They were picked for the group because they're pliable, and they thoroughly disappear into these overly constructed productions, dense on rhythms but bereft of hooks, either in the instrumentals or vocals. With so few exceptions that they play like accidents — "2 of You" has slinky rhythms that make up for the nonsensical "you've got me having breakfast in the afternoon" refrain; "Lights Out" has an appealing dose of Minneapolis funk in its keyboard, as does "Key to My Heart," which shimmers slyly, almost cloyingly — there is no lightness to this record, and everything feels grimly labored. Maybe hearing the end results would be interesting if you've witnessed the labors on Making the Band, but anybody else will wonder why it takes so much work to sound so bland...and why we are bothering thinking about them anyway.

DEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAD even the critics agree with me... the first album is much better...... Sucka For Love is hot. So I like 3 songs now

Shannon doesn't have alot of parts because Shannon can't sing.... she is the best dancer though.

[INTRA]

Makes Me Sick is awesome. *___*

[Queh]

luv them. dawn is my fav. dawn is the best singer and dancer. they can all sing but dawn has a more unique sound. the others sound like someone else i've heard before. shannon is not the weakest singer...

but i like the first lp better. on this one they are trying to hard to be pop. it should happen organically. so far i only like.

sucka for love
bad girl
damaged
poetry

[Queh]

i disagree with the pcd cmparison. all those girls can sing and dance and atleast one of them can be sucessfull solo artist

[Jared]

haha thats the stupidest review i've seen, DK will never be like PCD, cause all of them actually sing and have parts, unlike the other group where most of the girls have background vocals

[Jared]

Originally posted by Playboy

DEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAD even the critics agree with me... the first album is much better...... Sucka For Love is hot. So I like 3 songs now

Shannon doesn't have alot of parts because Shannon can't sing.... she is the best dancer though.

im guessing u dont watch the show