2011 release from the American Electro Hip Hop duo consisting of rappers and DJs Redfoo, and SkyBlu. They are the son and grandson, respectively, of Motown record label founder Berry Gordy, making them uncle and nephew. Much of their music incorporates a theme of partying and drinking, and the group commonly refers to their music style as "party rock."
| 59 of 62 people found the following review helpful:  It's Actually Not That Bad., By Chris "Dr. Ubersexy" (Utah) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sorry for Party Rocking (Audio CD) I decided to pick this CD Up after a listening to a few of the songs on iTunes. I liked what I heard despite the terrible critic reviews, and I really liked it. 1. Rock The Beat: N/A 2. Sorry For Party Rocking: 4/5 This is a catchy tune with some genuinely funny parts. It gets repetitive after a while, but its still a good song. 3. Party Rock Anthem: 5/5 If you haven't heard this song a million times by now, you don't listen to music. This song is everywhere, and for a good reason. The lyrics are absolute generic bull crap. But it works and the beat is very catchy. 4. Sexy and I Know It: 5/5 Probably my favorite track on the record. The beginning part is absolutely hilarious "This is how I roll, animal print pants outta control" Haha! Anyways, the little dance beat thing that's in all of their songs is probably the best on the CD (exceptions to the "Wiggle" part) 5. Champagne Showers: 3/5 Probably the low point of the CD, and for one main reason, the... Read more 8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:  Ideal for a workout at the gym, By This review is from: Sorry for Party Rocking (Audio CD) I'd heard "Party Rock Anthem" and didn't think much of it. Then I saw LMFAO on some late night talk show performing with Quest Crew. I wasn't a fan of Quest Crew on SYTYCD but their wacky style mixed with these guys (who all wore diapers) totally seemed normal to me. I watched them perform "Sexy and I Know It" and thought, "Look at these goofies. I would never buy this music." And then "Sexy and I Know It" played on the radio again and again and again. I never changed the radio station, and slowly but surely my shoulders started rocking. Then, I started paying attention to other LMFAO songs, and finally they wore me down and now I'm a fan. I don't usually get into party techno music (minus Crystal Waters, who I will worship forever, love her!) but their style is somewhere between feel-good hip-hop (they're clearly rapping, just not talking about much) and pop music. Almost every song on here will rock a party crowd and when I watched the first episode of "Master of the... Read more 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:  Slightly dissapointing after listening to their singles, This review is from: Sorry For Party Rocking (Amazon MP3 Deluxe Exclusive Version) [Explicit] (MP3 Download) LMFAO is definitely on to something really fun. After listening to their hit single and really awesome music video for Party Rock Anthem (recommend everyone check it out on youtube) and their other really fun music videos I decided to buy the CD. Unfortunately aside from their really good singles there is only a couple of other songs on the CD that are up to the same quality level. None of the bonus songs on this special edition are particularly good either. Still a great band, and I don't regret buying the CD. I just wish the other songs were less interchangeable. I look forward to their future music. |
