as Crunk&B. [...] the young songstress separated herself from an all-star pack of new singers that included Rihanna, Ashanti, Nivea and the juggernaut trio, Destiny’s Child. As she rose to the top of the charts, CiCi was often compared to greats ranging as far back as Janet Jackson to the late Aaliyah". He concluded: "Goodies is often referred to as Ciara’s best work and for good reasoning. It was with this album that the return of R&B to Atlanta was pushed further as it served as a solid follow-up to the release of Monica’s 2003 “After the Storm” and Usher’s iconic “Confessions” album that was released just months before. And at a decade and a half later, the album still resonates with today’s pop culture. The album’s vibe is one that patents its own signature choreographed flow — both physically and vocally. Displaying perfect sequence, delivery, and explosiveness thanks to the crunk-injected 808s, Goodies helped set the standard for a new era of talented R&B stars." Rob Copsey also wrote on the album's impact for the OCC. "Ciara had immediately established herself on the global stage ... Goodies was a hit in Australia and most of Europe, earning her the dubious title a 'Princess of Crunk&B'". He continued, "16 years on, the influence of Goodies can be felt, most notably on the debut single by Normani, Motivation, on which the former Fifth Harmony singer pays homage to Goodies and several other quintessential '90s/'00s music videos in her visual". Several recording artists have also cited singles from Goodies or the album itself as an influence or personal favorite of theirs, such as Normani, Ari Lennox, Latto, Lizzo, and Alana Haim. Track listing Information is based on the album’s liner notes. Notes "The Title" contains a sample from "Love Ballad", written by Skip Scarborough, as performed by L.T.D. Personnel Credits adapted from Liner Notes and Allmusic. Ciara – lead vocals (All tracks) Kori Anders – recording engineer (5), mixing assistant (2, 4, 12) Carlos Bedoya – recording engineer (2) Jim Bottari – recording engineer (9) Leslie Brathwaite – recording engineer (8), mixing (2-4, 6-8, 10-13) Ralph Cacciurri – recording engineer (5) Tom Coyne – mastering Mike Davis – recording engineer (4) Vidal Davis – mixing (5) Vincent Dilorenzo – recording engineer, mixing (5) Rodney East – additional keyboards (9) Missy Elliott – rap vocals (2) Yolonda Frederick – make-up Andy Gallas –