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- Frosh, Vol. 4
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Various Artists
Released 2001

I Wanna Rock
03:05
89 plays

Who Let the Dogs Out
03:18
74 plays

Heads High
04:52
57 plays

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songs

- 1
- Kryptonite
- 03:54
- 204 plays

- 2
- Hello Time Bomb
- 03:56
- 166 plays

- 3
- Party Up
- 03:48
- 289 plays

- 4
- It's Tricky
- 03:04
- 160 plays

- 5
- Let Me Clear My Throat
- 04:51
- 42,620 plays

- 6
- Who Am I?
- 03:18
- 52 plays

- 7
- Life (Is What You Make It)
- 03:31
- 324 plays

- 8
- Heads High
- 04:52
- 57 plays

- 9
- The Tide Is High
- 03:51
- 53 plays

- 10
- Hypnotize
- 03:55
- 195,827 plays

- 11
- Who Let the Dogs Out
- 03:18
- 74 plays

- 12
- Rasputin
- 04:27
- 181 plays

- 13
- It Takes Two
- 03:47
- 127 plays

- 14
- Jungle Love
- 04:49
- 330 plays

- 15
- Bad Touch
- 03:39
- 283 plays

- 16
- Because I Got High
- 04:57
- 117 plays

- 17
- Rebel Yell
- 04:46
- 105 plays

- 18
- I Wanna Rock
- 03:05
- 89 plays

album review

If the blatant cover art didn't make it clear, Frosh, Vol. 4 is all about the party. Part of a Universal Canada series, the album gathers up current hits, classic nuggets, and a few ringers that can only be described as party music for an entertaining set tailor-made for your next sorority soirée or residence hall throwdown. Vol. 4 might not hit be as immediate as its predecessors -- despite its hit single status, 3 Doors Down's "Kryptonite" is a little too brooding to be a successful opener. But once DMX ("Party Up") and Run D.M.C. (the perennially great "It's Tricky") arrive, Frosh picks up considerable steam. The mid-album reggae/dancehall set is a bit problematic if you're not a fan of the music, but pretty soon the Notorious B.I.G. is rhyming ménage-a-trois with "sex in expensive cars." Of course, there's another stopper in the form of "Who Let the Dogs Out," which is likely to get you punched. But with a click of the Skip button, your party will be back on track. Frosh, Vol. 4's second half features Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock's classic "It Takes Two," the geeky NC-17 new wave of Bloodhound Gang's "Bad Touch," and Afroman's "Because I Got High," which is sure to perk the ears of your patchouli friend down the hall. Vol. 4 of Frosh features some of the most overplayed party songs of the past 25 years. But with some minor editing, it will bravely add your own shindig to that glorious tradition. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide