Hilary Duff [Import]

Hilary Duff | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 30, 2004)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Avex Trax Japan
• ASIN: B0002L4DSM
• Also Available in: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,093,005 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Fly

2. Do You Want Me?

3. Weird

4. Hide Away

5. Mr. James Dean

6. Underneath This Smile

7. Dangerous To Know

8. Who's That Girl?

9. Shine

10. I Am

11. Getaway

12. Cry

13. Haters

14. Rock This World

15. Someone's Watching Over Me

16. Jericho

17. Last Song

18. Who's That Girl?

19. Our Lips Are Sealed

20. My Generation

Editorial Reviews

Japanese limited edition pressing of the teen-pop act's 2004 album includes a photo book & three bonus tracks, 'Who's That Girl?' (Acoustic Mix), 'Our Lips Are Sealed', & 'My Generation'.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Come FLY with her!, December 6, 2004

By 

Michael Jasmir (Virginia ,USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Hilary Duff (Audio CD)

We get it, Hilary Duff, you're nice.

You're the only sunny blond pop star still standing, you're close to your family, you make sweet and safe movies and music for the tween set, and even when you wear so-brown-it's-black nail polish and a Motörhead concert tee, you still don't pull off pouty.

The thing is, with perhaps the exception of Avril Lavigne and Lindsay Lohan, no one's complaining. The story of teen star tiring of her girl-next-door image only to affect a more extreme, sexy one for the second album is played out by now. Ditto the "girl on the brink of self-destruction" and the "out-of-control party girl." But what is the media to do if a chart-topping teen star doesn't offer much in the way of tabloid fodder or not-a-girl-not-yet-a-woman angst or a dark side simmering beneath her seemly surface? And what if she also doesn't conform to the other extreme stereotype, that of a corny goody two-shoes who regular teenagers can't or don't want to relate to?

Ask Hilary Duff.

She's charming and adorable, outspoken without being preachy, a good girl without being unrealistically restrained. But mostly, she's a regular 17-year-old. And while that makes it tough to slap on her the "perfect good girl" or "dirty bad girl" label that inevitably gets assigned to all female pop stars, it's also what makes her so popular.

"In some magazines, they almost want me to deny what I am, and I never do that because I really am comfortable with myself," she says. "I am a good girl. I'm not going to try to prove to anybody else that I'm not this clean-cut type of person, because I am. I'm not crazy out there partying all the time. When I have time off, I like to go out to clubs sometimes, but that's not a 'bad girl' thing to do, that's just fun. And I definitely don't dress in turtlenecks, but because I don't take my clothes off and show everything I have doesn't mean that I'm not a grown-up."

Looking at the way most pop stars present themselves, it's easy to think that dressed = kiddie artist, undressed = adult artist. Duff, however, doesn't see sex as being synonymous with growth.

"Certain artists my age who are going through this phase of not wanting a younger audience or not wanting people their age to like them or trying to get a more male-oriented audience will take their clothes off, and I definitely don't think that's a sign of maturity," she says matter-of-factly. "But I also think that if they feel comfortable doing stuff like that, then more power to them."

Accelerated maturity -- for better or for worse, and whether the expression of it is role-model-worthy or not -- is something all starlets deal with at some point. But unlike some of her peers, who ironically end up seeming immature as they try too hard to demonstrate how grown up they are, Hilary shows a self-awareness and honesty that reveals a young woman who really is coming into her own.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars I love this cd.Everyone can relate to it girl or boy., February 17, 2005

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Hilary Duff (Audio CD)

Hillary Duff's album is combined with rock and pop.More rock.Its so surreal and you can relate to it.Its the best.Its better then her first.Fly is really good.And my favortie is The Getaway and Who's that girl.I can really relate to that song.Weird is so good.Its like rock - pop.Its awesome.Dangerous to know is so cool.Its about like being a rebel and just dont care.The Getaway is my favorite its like really slow then it goes into rock.This cd is really good.Any girl should own this between the ages of 11-16.You can really relate to it.

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars omg !!!! wow!!!, November 21, 2004

By 

Linda Rolufs - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Hilary Duff (Audio CD)

This was a great CD. My favorite song was probally fly, Mr.james dean, weird, rock this world,whos that girl... actually I like all of them! I think shes a great singer and an actor this album realy brings out how good she can really be. I love this CD!!!!!!!