Diary of

Product Details

Artist : Alicia Keys
Binding : Audio CD
EAN : 4988017618165
Label : J
Number of Discs : 1
Product Group : Music
Release Date : 2003-12-08

ASIN : B0000DKTU8

Track Listings for

Disc-1
1. Harlem's Nocturne
2. Karma
3. Heartburn
4. If I Was Your Woman/Walk on By
5. You Don't Know My Name
6. If I Ain't Got You
7. Diary - Alicia Keys, Tony! Toni! Toné!
8. Dragon Days
9. Wake Up
10. So Simple - Alicia Keys,
11. When You Really Love Someone
12. Feeling U, Feeling Me (Interlude)
13. Slow Down
14. Samsonite Man
15. Nobody Not Really
16. Streets of New York - Alicia Keys, Nas, Rakim

Customer Reviews

Do you know her name?, check out Alicia's diary... (2003-12-26)

"Songs In A Minor" by Alicia Keys went on to sell over 10 million copies worldwide and anyone reading this right now will remember when Alicia dominated the Grammy awards, she totally deserved to win and she's made her mark on the music industry. Anyway, moving onto "The Diary Of Alicia Keys" - before I wrote this review I read a few of the others people have wrote and one said that they weren't too pleased that Alicia doesn't use her full (powerful) voice on this album, erm...if it's you who's reading this then I ask you "Have you actually listened to the album?" - ombiously you haven't, I mean take "If I Ain't Got You" for example, that is one of the most beautiful songs on the album, probably the most beautiful. "Steets Of New York" (feat. Nas and Rakim) is a cool R'n'B track with gr8 beats and vocals, I personally think it would make a good single but I doubt it will due to being a bonus track on the Japanese release (I'm not sure whether it's a hidden bonus track on the US and UK releases?.) "You Don't Know My Name" is the first single off the album and I was suprised that it failed to make the top 10 in the UK, I was also suprised to see that this album failed to make the top 10 in the UK but to be quite honest, I'm sorta giving up on the UK charts 'cause it's filled with boy bands and girl bands who are basically after their 15 minutes of fame, and unfortunately that's the way the music industry in the UK works. I can't really say anything to make someone go out and actually buy this album but I personally think it's a very, very good album, Alicia will, without doubt still be around in another 20 years and hopefully she'll go down as one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time.

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