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"The E.N.D."



by The Black Eyed Peas


The Black Eyed Peas - The E.N.D.

Chart History

Chart Date Position
2010-03-13 4
2010-03-06 3
2010-02-27 8
2010-02-20 6
2010-02-13 10
2010-02-06 9
2010-01-30 10
2010-01-23 8
2010-01-16 8
2010-01-09 15
2010-01-02 18
2009-12-26 21
2009-12-19 23
2009-12-12 23
2009-12-05 28
2009-11-28 20
2009-11-21 20
2009-11-14 13
2009-11-07 6
2009-10-31 6
2009-10-24 23
2009-10-17 22
2009-10-10 16
2009-10-03 10
2009-09-26 7
2009-09-19 11
2009-09-12 8
2009-09-05 5
2009-08-29 3
2009-08-22 4
2009-08-15 5
2009-08-08 6
2009-08-01 5
2009-07-25 5
2009-07-18 5
2009-07-11 1
2009-07-04 2
2009-06-27 1

Peak Position: #1
Number of Weeks in Top 50: 38


Released: Jun 9, 2009

"The E.N.D." (energy never dies) is the fifth studio album from the Black Eyed Peas.

Released in the summer of 2009 it contains the number one hits "Boom Boom Pow" and "I Gotta Feeling."

Track List
1. Boom Boom Pow"
2. Rock That Body
3. Meet Me Halfway
4. Imma Be
5. I Gotta Feeling
6. Alive
7. Missing You
8. Ring-A-Ling
9. Party All The Time
10. Out Of My Head
11. Electric City
12. Showdown
13. Now Generation
14. One Tribe
15. Rockin To The Beat

Entertainment Weekly says:
For those without access to the Peas' power smoothie, repeated exhortations to be a ''Ring-a-ling,'' "Party All the Time," and "Rock That Body" (featuring a sizable chunk of Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock's 1988 classic "It Takes Two") can grow exhausting. And yet, the BEPs are - to borrow from those other old-school greats, A Tribe Called Quest - "devoted to the art of moving butts," and even if they do it with a minimum of subtlety and pacing, they still do it pretty well. Group mastermind will.i.am's attempt at social commentary on "Now Generation" comes off more like an "I just got DSL!" laundry list ("MySpace and your space/Facebook is that new place...Google is my professor/Wikipedia checker"). But when the group's glitchy future-funk beats sync up with Fergie's unabashedly feminine melodies, as on the sweetly insidious "Meet Me Halfway," they find pure Top 40 nirvana.
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