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Unstoppable [Explicit]

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I'm a huge Girl Talk fan and own everything he has put out. This record is my favorite. It is glitchier than Night Ripper and far poppier than Secret Diary. If you like Night Ripper, it is a pretty safe bet you will like this.

i dont think he had quite gotten the hang of it when he made this album, it seems to be lacking in comparison to "Night Ripper" or "Feed The Animals". I liked it to some extent but it got really repetitive and even annoying at some points. It's not barable but if you're going to buy an album from him, i'd say go with one of the other two.

This album is good but not as good as Night Ripper. It flows really well for the most part but sometimes it gets a little choppy and disorganized. Also, the main thing that makes it not good is poor song selection for the mixes. The last thing that I don't like about it is that the songs dont flow together between tracks like they do in Night Ripper. Each track fades out (not each song in the track, dont get confused)

This was the second Girl Talk album I picked up... Maybe if I started at the beginning I would get the progression better, but as it was, I heard Night Ripper first, and I really enjoyed it more. Don't get me wrong, Unstoppable is a good album, but the cuts & splices sound a little rough, a little less refined than Gillis' later work. Regardless, this is a VERY playable album & I enjoyed it a lot!

Huge Girl Talk fan, but after listening to "Night Ripper" over and over "Unstoppable" just pales in comparison, and isn't even on the same level. This CD is good for die-hard fans, but if not then stick to his newer stuff which is drastically better.

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my favorite song, in spite of it being so short, is pump it up, it's an incredible mix. i think many people are just complaining cause it's not as clean of cutting as feed the animals or night ripper, but its definitely cleaner than secret diary. but it's definitely an album to buy, as are they all

Girl Talk continues his copyright-smashing on Unstoppable, a marked improvement over Secret Diary. He's starting to pull his ideas together here, so that "All Eyes on Me" has a solid line to unify its snips and cuts. The dirty-minded "Non-Stop Party Now" has some of his (soon-to-be-famous) juxtapositions coming in; "Bodies Hit the Floor" continues this, with the overly delicate Lisa Loeb crashing into the club. The glitchiness, for the most part, has disappeared, and the edits are much more carefully timed. The album goes by relatively quick, thanks to all the chopping, but it's a fun ride while it lasts.

I found this album to be too repetitive. The sampling is not as fun or as memorable as that on 'Night Ripper'. Some of the tracks have an overall more melodic sound, but that doesn't make an interesting album. 'Night Ripper' was extremely creative and innovative, while this one felt at times like background sounds from something more interesting.

Unstoppable is not Girl Talk's best album - that honor belongs to "Feed the Animals" but it is defintly a close second. I won't bore you with who Girl Talk (Gregg Gillis) is - you can check wikipedia for that - but I will tell you that if you like his stuff - get this album, you won't regret it.

This album is incredible. Seriously can't help but moving any time I hear it. Honestly the best hip hop dance album I've found. Like having the best dj ever right in your room.