Intuition

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Average Customer Rating:	4.0
Release Date:	2008-12-16
Publisher:	J-Records
Artist:	Jamie Foxx
Track 1:	Just Like Me (featuring T.I.)
Track 2:	I Don't Need It (featuring Timbaland)
Track 3:	Number One (featuring Lil Wayne)
Track 4:	Digital Girl (featuring Kanye West & The-Dream)
Track 5:	Blame It (featuring T-Pain)
Track 6:	She Got Her Own (featuring Ne-Yo & Fabolous)
Track 7:	Intuition Interlude
Track 8:	I Don't Know
Track 9:	Weekend Lover
Track 10:	Why
Track 11:	Freak'in Me (featuring Marsha Ambrosius)
Track 12:	Slow
Track 13:	Rainman
Track 14:	Overdose
Track 15:	Love Brings Change (Bonus Track)
Weight:	0.21 pounds

Product Categories

Contemporary R&B; CD Album; Main Albums

Product description

Explicit version. Grammy nominated, Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx returns with his 2008 album Intuition. As a follow up to his platinum selling, J Records debut album Unpredictable, this album is sure to please with writing and production by The Dream, Timbaland, Sean Garrett, Tricky, Salaam Remi and Marsha Ambrosia. The first single, 'Just Like Me' features rapper T.I.

Customer reviews

« A Straight Classic »

This is a great step up from his last CD which to me was good. Very grown content but then again we are talking about Jamie Foxx. The collaborations on of various artist are down right perfect. Jamie you did a "bang up job" with this one. Of course to each his/her own...I recommend this CD to anyone looking for a great CD that doesn't require frequent track skipping and that won't grow old too fast. in your song rotations.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-04-09

« Jamie Foxx Intuition »

I liked the first album better cause it had more ballads! This one still has some hits worth checking out. Can't wait till new album (Body) drops in march 2010! The boy can strait up sing anything new or old!

Rating: (3 out of 5) @ 2010-01-04

« 3-1/2 stars -- I had to think about this one... »

Everyone knows who Jamie Foxx is: an Oscar-winning actor, and not a bad singer either. But when it comes to his albums, I have to say that he's yet another one of those artists that makes very good SINGLES. Such is the case with his latest album, Intuition.

"Just Like Me" is a pretty interesting song, and although I'm not a big fan of auto-tune, "Blame It" is one of the best tracks. Even so, there are two issues I have with it: 1) the Tonight Show proved that Jamie could sing this song perfectly well WITHOUT using auto-tune (as reviewer P. Duncan said best; more on that later), and 2) even though T-Pain did announce his name before his verse started, could you really tell the difference between his and Jamie's parts? Anyway, the necessary end-of-album keep-your-head-up song "Love Brings Change" actually ends the album nicely.

When I think of missteps, I once again refer to P. Duncan. The fast songs are best catered to men half Jamie's age. In the obligatory song featuring Lil Wayne, "Number One", a sample of Beastie Boys' "The New Style" is used in such a way that it makes the production sound like some rejected Pac-Man background music (Just Blaze produced that???). But the song was already on shaky ground with Wayne making bizarre puns like "Girl if you're gay/I can be your Marvin." (WTF?) And "I Don't Need It" made me say just that. Sexual ballads aren't the best either; well, "Freak'in Me" is tolerable, but I think most people would rather hear Marsha Ambrosius talk about making love, not freakin'. And "Slow" is skippable not only because of that silly "mmm mmm mmm mmm fine" part during the second verse, but also because of lines like "I gotta take my time with you `cause your ish is the ish" and "Ima break that body like a cake". What?

But I guess I shouldn't be surprised by the lyrics in the latter because that's one of the three songs on here written by Tricky and The-Dream (the other two being "Rainman" and the corny "Digital Girl"). Everything else is okay, but if you're not a big fan of Jamie's music, B.I.F.

Anthony Rupert

Rating: (3 out of 5) @ 2009-12-01

« Great album! »

After hearing "Blame It" at a club during the summer, I decided to buy Intuition. I've always liked Jamie Foxx when I see him on TV but now I'm a big fan. He really does have a beautiful voice. Favorite tracks are Slow, She Got Her Own, and I don't Need It.
I don't buy a lot of R&B but this cd easily is better then Beyonce, Keyshia Cole, Jennifer Hudson, and Mariah Carey's most recent album.

Rating: (4 out of 5) @ 2009-10-11

« I loved It!!! »

I love this cd from begining to end. I don't know what the problem is for the people that gave it a bad review. When you place a person in a image of what you want them to be. You'll end up disappointed all the time. Just because he's not making the kind of music that u want him to make doesn't make it bad. Now with that said......I love the cd!!! I like the way it starts off with the club music then smoothes down towards the end. I also how he tries something different with "I don't need it". Showing that he can be versatile with his voice. When I first brought his cd. I couldn't stop playing it. It has a nice groove to it. I believe as an artist he is just exploring all facets of himself artisticly (if that's a word).

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2009-08-15

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