Product Description

The Making the Band franchise rolls on with the introduction of Donnie
Klang. Following the hit-making paths of Danity Kane and Day26, who
enjoyed back-to-back #1 debuts on the Billboard 200, Donnie is poised to
be Making the Band' s next superstar. Donnie s journey began on the first
season of Making the Band 4 where Bad Boy CEO Sean P. Diddy Combs
awarded him a surprise solo contract based on incredible fan support
that named him the viewer favorite. Making the Band 4' s second season
chronicled the making of his debut album and growth as an artist.

Track Listing

1. Intro
2. Take You There - Donnie Klang, P. Diddy
3. Dr. Love
4. Hurt That Body
5. Hollywood Girl
6. Pick It Up
7. Pretty Girls Cry
8. Catch My Breath
9. Bedroom (Interlude)
10. Not a Love Song
11. Which One
12. Love in Stereo
13. Just a Rolling Stone (Interlude)
14. You're My Idol
15. Pain (Interlude)
16. Rain

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #131378 in Music
• Released on: 2008-09-02
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Customer Reviews

Very Impressive Debut & its Way Beyond Typical R&B.
Very Impressive Debut & its Way Beyond your Typical R&B. Just picked up the album and listened through the whole thing and i must say this is an amazing album. There's probably about 1 or 2 dud tracks, but overall almost every song on the album is a winner. The lead single is a great song but it's such a shame Diddy had to RUIN it and sing along. Diddy can stay behind the scenes but there's no need for him to do a duet on every lead single for everyone from DK, to Day26, and Donnie. He just RUINS everything. Anyways Donnie co-writes many of tracks on this album & even co-produces, he truly is talented and i am glad he has made contribution on his debut album. In a world full of boring typical R&B, Donnie has made himself stand out from the crowd. This album doesn't just have slow jams, its slow jams with addictive beats & blazing up tempo tracks that take things to a new level. There were a few songs on his MySpace page that didn't make the final cut of the album which was a bit of a disappointment. Other then that i really enjoyed this CD. It's one of the few CDs in the world where i can listen to the whole thing without skipping. I am sure over time Donnie will improve as an artist as i feel he was forced into being R&B because he is on the BadBoy label. I must say that i was disappointed with a few R&B CDs this year & it's nice to know this CD breaks the mold & balances R&B Pop very well. Usher, DK, DAY26, and a few other singers released a bunch of boring albums but this one is far from it. I am still wondering why it took Danity Kane almost 5 months before they released their 2nd single, does that make any sense? Hopefully this will not be the last time Donnie fans hear from him and I look forward to him evolving as a singer and churning out more pop songs as well. He has a great voice & should utilize all of his talents.

Rolling on to Platinum
I've been a fan of Making the Band since the creating of Danity Kane...then Day26 and now Donnie! Danity Kane & Day26 both have put out stellar albums (despite what some of the idiotic critics may say). So I already knew that Donnie's album wouldn't disappoint...and it didn't! "Just A Rolling Stone" reminds me of Blake Lewis's "Audio Daydream" in a sense that they both don't just limit their album to one music genre. "Just A Rolling Stone" has some Pop, R&B, Techno-Infused Dance and it works well throughout the album. I can see Donnie as a Main-stay in the music industry with the right promotion. This is a must have album!

My Top 5 Fave Tracks:

1. (Track 14) You're My Idol
2. (Track 6) Pick It Up
3. (Track 8) Catch My Breath
4. (Track 2) Take You There (F/Diddy)
5. (Track 3) Dr. Love

Amazing
This was an impressive debut album. It sucks that not many people knew about it's release. It would haev definatley been a huge hit.