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Plugged In: Aaliyah - I Care 4 U Bob Waliszewski reviews the pro-social and objectionable content of the album. JS Online: Aaliyah - Aaliyah Latrice Davis' (AP) review: "may showcase the singer's talents, but it doesn't always do so to her advantage" Plugged In: Aaliyah - Aaliyah Bob Waliszewski reviews the pro-social and objectionable content of the album. Plugged In: Aaliyah - One In A Million Bob Waliszewski reviews the pro-social and objectionable content of the album. UKMIX: Aaliyah - Aaliyah Aneta Tadeusiak and Chris Weller both give the album five stars. UKMIX: Aaliyah - I Care 4 U Aneta Tadeusiak's review: "For a difficult half greatest hits and half new material album, 'I Care 4 U' doesn't do badly at all." |
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