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Tribute to the Notorious B.I.G.CD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: Various Artists Release Date May 08, 2001 But will we always love this album? Actually, this isn't really an album, it's more like a glorified maxi single. I say that because there are only three songs -- two of which have instrumentals included (I'll Be Missing You & We'll Always Love Big Poppa). This may have been a 4 star effort when it dropped back in '97, but after having the lead single run into the ground, I simply can't tolerate it anymore. "We'll Always Love Big Poppa" , produced by Grease (Ruff Ryders), is a great reflective track by The Lox. If I remember correctly, there was even a video for it. In my mind, this is the best track on the album because it seems more real and from the heart (especially Sheek's verse). I think the first track was more for Puff to ... Read More: |
Am I DreamingCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: Kat DeLuna Release Date August 28, 2007 But will we always love this album? Actually, this isn't really an album, it's more like a glorified maxi single. I say that because there are only three songs -- two of which have instrumentals included (I'll Be Missing You & We'll Always Love Big Poppa). This may have been a 4 star effort when it dropped back in '97, but after having the lead single run into the ground, I simply can't tolerate it anymore. "We'll Always Love Big Poppa" , produced by Grease (Ruff Ryders), is a great reflective track by The Lox. If I remember correctly, there was even a video for it. In my mind, this is the best track on the album because it seems more real and from the heart (especially Sheek's verse). I think the first track was more for Puff to ... Read More: |
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Look at HerCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: One Chance Release Date July 25, 2006 But will we always love this album? Actually, this isn't really an album, it's more like a glorified maxi single. I say that because there are only three songs -- two of which have instrumentals included (I'll Be Missing You & We'll Always Love Big Poppa). This may have been a 4 star effort when it dropped back in '97, but after having the lead single run into the ground, I simply can't tolerate it anymore. "We'll Always Love Big Poppa" , produced by Grease (Ruff Ryders), is a great reflective track by The Lox. If I remember correctly, there was even a video for it. In my mind, this is the best track on the album because it seems more real and from the heart (especially Sheek's verse). I think the first track was more for Puff to ... Read More: |
Hangin' ToughCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: New Kids on the Block Release Date October 17, 1990 I didn't realize I had never heard this album back when they were big. It's not the type of music I like to hear from them. If you liked it when you were younger go ahead and get it. But if you have never heard it, listen to the clips if you can. |
The Evolution of Robin ThickeCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: Robin Thicke Release Date September 26, 2006 Have you seen the album cover? And, have you related it to the titled, "The Evolution of Robin Thicke?" If you have, then you probably feel like me, what a creative move on Robin Thicke's behalf! On the album cover, Robin goes from crawling to standing, which is truly an evolution! That was definitely worth pointing out. Many people have told me to listen to this album because they felt that it was so good, and, while it's not quite as good as most are saying, it is definitely and good and solid LP. Most of the production is basic, but the lyrics and Thicke's magnificent falsetto help to bring this album up several notches. The first songs released to radio were "Wanna Love You Girl" and "Lost Without You." "Wanna Love You ... Read More: |
Dangerously in LoveCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: Beyoncé Release Date August 12, 2003 I think beyonce did an amazing job in proving herself as a vocalist and as an artist in her solo album. She definately doesnt need to be in a group to be noticed because she is at a point in her career where i think shes grown so much vocaly. Making her solo album is showing everyone how strong she is as a singer and artist and i think her album definately proves it. She came out with 3 or 4 hits that climbed the charts really fast. The only negative thing that i would have to say about this cd is that the only songs i like were the ones she released and maybe 1 or 2 others. The rest of the songs were slower and had less of a beat and didnt make me feel like dancing at all. I still recommend this cd because her voice alone is extremely soothing after a ... Read More: |
Ain't No Other ManCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: Christina Aguilera Release Date June 20, 2006 LOL @ All of the People who thought B2B was a true, modern jazz album. Anyway, this song still holds up well. Nice sample. Classy horns. Enough depth to relate. Killer vocals. Nice runs. 4 stars. |
By Your SideCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: Sade Release Date February 27, 2001 not that great of a cd. I gave it a three star but I think its realy a two star. All of my other cds by sade , i'd watch over and over again. But not this one. |
Unfinished BusinessCD-Charts > Music > Vinyl Records by: R. Kelly & Jay-Z Release Date October 26, 2004 Jay-Z & R Kelly second and final collobration album was "Unfinished Business" (2004) a subpar follow up to their mediocre first collaboration joint "Best of Both Worlds". While the idea of combining one of the Rap Game's most well known MC's with one of R & B's seemed like it had potential it never resulted in a worthwhile effort in my opinion. I was a fan of both these artists in their early day's, but got tired of the quantity over quality formula. The sad thing about R Kelly, is he was one of R & B's most talented artist's but has blemished his reputation by his personal actions. I personally can't enjoy his music like I used to. This album is full of throw away material (ego-fest), listening to it I believe those who state it was the left overs ... Read More: |
