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Take “Walking on the Moon,” an up-tempo, futuristic track featuring Kanye West where The-Dream proclaims, “I’ll pull down a cloud for you/I’ll circle the stars and bring you one back.” Anywhere else, this line is almost laughable in its corniness, but with The-Dream, it works. What makes this effort so special is Dream’s ability to not only capture listeners with dynamic, swirling beats, but also to relate to them with identifiable messages disguised behind playful, witty wordplay. Blige’s “Just Fine,” and Rihanna’s “Umbrella” plus superb production (with the production of beat guru and master producer Christopher “Tricky” Stewart) – has put together one of the most complete and fun R&B albums in a long time. The-Dream, through his monumental writing skills – penning such hits as J. Money, The-Dream has made one thing clear: He’s serious, here to stay, and a force to be reckoned with. It’s really getting hard to not like The-Dream really hard.A glimpse into Terius “The-Dream” Nash’s abilities was provided with his debut album Love/Hate, but now with his sophomore effort Love Vs.