Christina Aguilera – Stripped

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Artist: Christina Aguilera

Title: Stripped

Year: 2002

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Tracklist

  • 1. Stripped Intro (1:39)
  • 2. Can't Hold Us Down (feat. Lil' Kim) (4:15)
  • 3. Walk Away (5:47)
  • 4. Fighter (4:05)
  • 5. Primer Amor Interlude (0:53)
  • 6. Infatuation (4:17)
  • 7. Loves Embrace Interlude (0:46)
  • 8. Loving Me 4 Me (4:36)
  • 9. Impossible (4:14)
  • 10. Underappreciated (4:00)
  • 11. Beautiful (3:58)
  • 12. Make Over (4:12)
  • 13. Cruz (3:49)
  • 14. Soar (4:45)
  • 15. Get Mine, Get Yours (3:44)
  • 16. Dirrty (feat. Redman) (4:58)
  • 17. Stripped, Pt. 2 (0:45)
  • 18. The Voice Within (5:04)
  • 19. I'm OK (5:18)
  • 20. Keep on Singin' My Song (6:29)

Review

"Stripped" is truly a standout album in Christina Aguilera's career, dropped into the world on October 22, 2002, by RCA Records. It's an artistic leap from her previous work, diving into a rich mix of pop, R&B, hip-hop, rock, and neo-soul, showcasing her incredible versatility. This album really hits home with its brutally honest lyrics about love, self-respect, and personal challenges. As her fourth studio album, "Stripped" feels like a raw, intimate conversation with Aguilera, where she shares her journey of empowerment and self-discovery like never before.

What I love most about "Stripped" is how Christina takes the reins in both the writing and musical direction, making this album feel intensely personal. From the upfront confessions in "Stripped Intro" to the empowering anthem "Beautiful," and the resilience hymn "Fighter," each track is a piece of her story. Then there’s "Can’t Hold Us Down," a fierce strike against sexism that had me cheering for its bold feminist stance. Musically, the album is a lush landscape of sounds where Aguilera's vocal prowess truly shines, supported by stellar production work from big names like Linda Perry and Alicia Keys. Despite some initial mixed reviews, "Stripped" has rightfully claimed its place as a critical piece in the puzzle of early 2000s pop music, influencing not just fans but other artists too. It’s amazing how its messages of strength and self-acceptance still resonate so deeply today. - Sienna

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