David Guetta - Just A Little More Love album flac

Ah good ole David Guetta. Regarded by many as one of the most boring artists and biggest clowns in the House/Electronic music genre. In my opinion, most of his stuff isn't terrible, it's just boring. His first album "Just A Little More Love" however, is kind of a different story.Guetta's only other work prior to this were 2 singles released in the early 90's. However, this album was released in 2002. Along with Guetta's next two albums ("Guetta Blaster" & "Pop Life"), this album was co-produced by Joachim Garraud. It's not an amazing album, nor does it bring anything new to the table, but there are a couple of good songs on here.The album begins with the title track, which is decent. It's pretty standard and nothing too special, but the vocals are quite nice. There is also an alternate version of this called the "Elektro Edit" with a different instrumental that's way better than the original. It fits the vocals a lot better than the original as this edit is more mellow and smoother in tone. Next up is "Love, Don't Let Me Go" which is also pretty good. Just like the previous track, the vocals are pretty nice and the instrumental is good too. "Give Me Something" mixes things up with a funky tone and production style, complete with tons of funky synths and bass/guitar. The vocals again are also quite good. It's definitely one of the best tracks on the album. "Can't U Feel The Change", "It's Allright (Preaching Paris)", & "You Are The Music" are pretty boring and don't really add anything to the album, though they certainly aren't bad. "Sexy 17" has a pretty nice instrumental but the vocals are really terrible and kinda annoying. "Atomic Food" is actually one of the best tracks, mainly because of how hilarious it is. The song is basically Chris Willis listing various grocery items over a simplistic and minimal beat, but it's just so amusing to me I can't help but love it. "133" is also a highlight, and it stands out quite a bit from the others for two reasons: 1. It's one of two purely instrumental tracks and 2. It's tone is very different from the rest. It has some cool, dark, and memorable synths that vary throughout the course of the song. Very nice track. Next is "Distortion" which certainly lives up to it's name. It's a very weird track, especially at the beginning. This is due to the strange mixing, most noticeable when listening with headphones (the vocals mainly only come out of the right side, while the synth mainly only comes out of the left side). It's not terrible, but not good either.The track "People Come People Go" is decent even though it's nothing too special. The album concludes with "Lately", a short but relaxing and memorable track, serving as the second of 2 instrumental tracks. A solid conclusion for sure. Overall this album is decent. The best tracks here are: Just A Little More Love (Elektro Edit), Love Don't Let Me Go, Give Me Something, Atomic Food, 133, and Lately. I'd recommend give this a listen, as this is easily Guetta's best album and some of the tracks are actually very good. Just don't get your hopes up when you get to the more boring tracks here.