| The Black Eyed Peas | Primary Artist |
| Tippa Irie | Vocals |
| Ron Fair | Piano, Conductor |
| Taboo | Vocals |
| J. Curtis | Guitar |
| Sergio Mendez | Piano |
| George Pajon | Guitar |
| Mike Fratantuno | Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Guitarron, Upright Bass |
| Terry Dexter | Background Vocals |
| Justin Timberlake | Vocals |
| Tobin | Bass, Guitar |
| Printz Board | Trumpet, Horn, Clavinet, Moog Synthesizer, Group Member |
| apl.de.ap | Vocals |
| Dave Buckner | Drums |
| Dave Chegwidden | Conga, Shaker |
| Jacoby Shaddix | Vocals |
| Terence Yoshiaki | Drums |
| Tim Izo Orindgreff | Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Group Member |
| Chuck Prada | Percussion |
| Dante Santiago | Background Vocals |
| Noelle Scaggs | Background Vocals |
| Ray Brady | Guitar |
| Elizabeth Lea | Trombone |
| Debi Nova | Vocals |
| Keith Harris | Drums |
| VinÃcius de Moraes | Composer |
| Billy May | Composer |
| Phelps "Catfish" Collins | Composer |
| Ron Fair | Producer, Executive Producer, String Arrangements, Vocal Producer |
| Johnny Griggs | Composer |
| Antonio Carlos Jobim | Composer |
| David Sonenberg | Management |
| Frank Wolf | Engineer |
| J. Curtis | Composer |
| Fred Davis | Legal Advisor |
| Anthony Henry | Composer |
| George Pajon | Composer |
| Will Adams | Composer |
| Mike Fratantuno | Composer |
| Justin Timberlake | Composer |
| Printz Board | Composer |
| Jean Baptiste | Composer |
| Dylan Dresdow | Engineer |
| Papa Roach | Composer |
| Tal Herzberg | Engineer, Digital Editing |
| apl.de.ap | Producer, drum programming |
| Seth Friedman | Management |
| Terence Yoshiaki | Composer |
| Jun Ishizeki | Engineer |
| Allen Pineda | Composer |
| John Stephens | Composer |
| Jason Villaroman | Engineer |
| Ray Brady | Composer |
| Chris Clancy | Marketing |
| Horndogs | Contributor |
| Jaime A. Dávila "Tame" Gómez | Composer |
| Lee Groves | Programming |
| BLK | Art Direction |
| Debi Nova | Composer |
Anonymous
Posted March 20, 2011
I'm a big fan of the black eyed peas and I got this cd and I was really impressed on it. They have really good songs on here, where is the love is a very good song with a good meaning. you will enjoy every song on here. The music on this album is fun to dance to! Except I don't really like the song called lets get retarded.
I miss the old black eyed peas with elephunk and monkey buisness. The black eyed peas have changed a lot over the years with their music. They should go back to making this kind of music instead of making music that kind of music that does not sound like hip-hop.
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
This cd is off the hook. The songs on here are smoking including the wonderful Hey Mama to the classic Where is the Love with Justin Timberlake. And let's get it started is a deserving Grammy winning song. Buy this.
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Posted October 1, 2010
The best black eyed peas are the best!! I love the song axienty. That song is used in a video game (atv 3).
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Posted October 1, 2010
This cd rocks! My fav songs:. Labor Day,3. Let's Get Retarded,4.Hey mama,5.Shut up,10. The boogie that be,and 13.Where is the love. The best sOnG iS AnXiEtY.
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Posted October 1, 2010
omg i absolutely looove this cd. every song is worth listening to. 1.hands up-A 2.labor day-A 3.lets get retarded-A+ 4.hey mama-A+ 5.shut up-A+ 6.smells like funk-B+ 7.latin girls-B 8.sexy-A- 9.fly away-A 10.boogie that be-A 11.the apl song-A 12.anxiety-A+ best song on the cd 13.where is the love-A+ 14.lets get it started-A+ the best songs are anxiety, get it started, hey mama, shut up, and the apl song for all you r&b listeners.
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Posted October 1, 2010
i love this group. i highly reccomend this CD!
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Posted October 1, 2010
Everyone of these songs has a great beat, and is one of the top songs on MTV! It is all good. Other people are going to be begging to borrow it from you!
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - John Bush
Nominally a rap group, in truth Black Eyed Peas call on so many forms of songwriting and production that slotting them into hip-hop is like slotting Prince into R&B -- technically true, but very limiting. Elephunk, the group's third straight winning LP, doesn't have top-notch rapping, but as driven by frontman Will.I.Am, it does possess some of the most boundary-pushing productions in contemporary, (mostly) uncommercial hip-hop -- right up at the level occupied by Common and OutKast. The smart, brassy opening club thump "Hands Up" hits another level with a sly bridge flaunting some heavy metallic slide guitar, while the highly pressurized love jam "Shut Up" features great...