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Format: Oh Aaron
Description
Aaron Carter ~ Oh Aaron
Product Dimensions : 5.5 x 5 x 0.25 inches; 3.2 ounces
Manufacturer : Jive
Date First Available : January 21, 2007
Label : Jive
Number of discs : 1
Best Sellers Rank: #67,398 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #346 in Teen Pop #2,228 in Dance Pop (CDs & Vinyl) #2,244 in Pop Oldies
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Top Amazon Reviews
I already had this product once before because i got it when i was a kid. But i foolishly sold it at a yard sale. I had to re-purchase it which wasn't a big deal because i got i really cheap. It was a used product, but it works perfectly fine and is in good condition.
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2012 by Katie
This is my favorite Aaron Carter album because it has my favorite Aaron Carter song. Jason and I performed the single "Not Too Young, Not Too Old" in The 2010 QHS New Faces Variety Show.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2015 by chris93
A c in the house
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2018 by Chris scott 🌷
Hello I'm an autistic adult. I bought this cd a couple of years ago when I was a teenager. I still listen to it every now then now a days. My favorite song's are: 2. Not too Young not too old 7. I'm all about you 9. Hey you 10. Cowgirl Over all this is good cd the only real reason why I don't listen to it to much now a days is because the cd skips. But over all it is a good cd. With a lot of great music. Buy it you'll enjoy Aaron Carter he's a good singer.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2009 by Pebbles
THIS IS A DEATH METAL MASTERPIECE. AARON CARTER IS A GENIUS. HIS SPINE-SPLITTING SCREAMING WITH HIS BONE-CRUSHING GUITAR IS TRULY A WORK OF ART. I WILL NOW REVIEW EACH SONG. 1.Untitled [Hidden Track]-This is just an intro to the most brutal album ever. 2.Oh Aaron-The metal massacre begins here, from the pulverizing guitar solo at the beginning, to the drum beating at the end. Special guest appearence from George Fisher from Cannibal Corpse in this one. 3.Not Too Young, Not Too Old-Another masterpiece. Truly vulgar. This one features Slayer's Kerry King on guitar. 4.Stride(Jump on the Fizzy)-Now, this may sound like a piece of TRL overplayed piece of mainstream $h!t, but it's actully the best and most brutal track on the album. (Yeah, right. Like Aaron Carter's any of those things.) 5.Come Follow Me-Aaron's guitar talent truly shows on this one. Listen and see. He also plays bass in it. 6.I Would-This is a song about abusive parents. It starts off quiet, but then goes into the fastest, loudest, and angriest song I've ever heard. Pure emotion. 7.Baby It's You-This is a song about murderer's going on a rampage around a town and killing everyone in sight. ... 8.I'm All About You-OOOHH, THIS IS BRUTAL. PURE CARNAGE. 9.Kid in You-This song features Death and Morbid Angel's singers in it, creating another piece of pleasure from gore-man Aaron carter. 10.Hey You-The most intense song ever made. I recommend Aaron Carter if you like Cannibal Corpse, Six Feet Under, Death, Morbid Angel, Slayer, Empereror, Slipknot or Christian Death.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2002 by Nick Watkins
This is a little bit better of an effort from Aaron. His voice hasn't broken yet on this CD but a lot of the songs are still good. My favorites are, Come Follow Me, Jump on the Fizzy, OH Aaron, Not to Young, Not too Old, I'm all about you (isn't this a remake?) as well as others. Good Job Aaron!
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2006 by Kathy L. Nomeland
The case is broken, and there was sticky stuff over the top of the CD. Definitely not what the seller advertised. I bought a more expensive one for a reason, expecting the quality to be better. This was not the case, however.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2013 by Michele Chen
Aaron is a very hip little fellow who has a very strong voice and its getting better every day. "I would" and "I'm All About You" have to be two of the cutest "love" songs ever written. They are very catchy and if you ever plan on declaring your love to someone with song, you'll be needing these two. If you've ever exaggerated your worthiness to friends, you'll appreciate "Oh Aaron" where he promises to get tickets to the Backstreet Boys concert for a busload of people. Big brother Nick lends his hand/voice in "Oh Aaron" as well as "Not too young, Not too old" which is a song that is boldly about hitting those teenage years and what new interests come along. Stride is the the old song - Ain't nothing gonna break my stride-remade brilliantly with some added energy. Each song has a story of its own that you will be able to relate to and of course dance too especially Cowgirl. Aaron's heaven sent cowgirl almost slips away only to show up in the front row of his concert where he pulls her on the stage to dance. Dreamy - I think so!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2002 by "cartercrazy"