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R. was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best R&B Album. "I'm Your Angel" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals. "When A Woman's Fed Up" was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.
R. Kelly proves that he's as prolific as he is talented on the two-disc set R., which not only culls together his most noteworthy and successful work, but is bursting with new tracks as well. Filled from start to finish with Kelly's unique blend of smooth vocal stylings and no-nonsense lyrical stance, this album also features the work of a few of his prominent friends--the opener, "Home Alone" sports a guest rap courtesy of Keith Murray, while "Money Makes The World Go Round" is graced by Nas.
A more mainstream pairing is witnessed in the dramatic show stopper "I'm your Angel," which finds Kelly alongside superstar Celine Dion, but the collaboration which really makes its mark is "We Ride," which features Cam'Ron, Noreaga, Jay-Z and Vegas Cats in a veritable who's who of Hip Hop's brightest stars. As if all this weren't enough, the mega-hit "I Believe I Can Fly" is included for good measure. Newcomers to the world of R. Kelly will be attracted by the hits, but they're sure to stay for the instant classics and star-studded party jams which make up the rest of R.
A more mainstream pairing is witnessed in the dramatic show stopper "I'm your Angel," which finds Kelly alongside superstar Celine Dion, but the collaboration which really makes its mark is "We Ride," which features Cam'Ron, Noreaga, Jay-Z and Vegas Cats in a veritable who's who of Hip Hop's brightest stars. As i
Engineers include: Stephen George, Chris Puram, Charles McCrorey.
Personnel includes: R. Kelly (vocals, various instruments); Tone (rap vocals, programming); Rob Bacon, Greg Landfair, Keith Henderson, Jeff Vereb (guitar); Kendall D. Nesbitt (keyboards, drum programming); G-One (keyboards, programming); Antonio L. Daniels, LaFayette Carthon, Jr. (keyboards); Roy Hamilton (drum programming); Stephen George, Blake Chaffin, Paul J. Falcone, Anthony Kilhoffer, Brian Garten, Joey Donnatello, Chris Brickley, Eric N. Yoder (programming); Kelly Price, Blackie, Rock (background vocals); Celine Dion, Hart Hollman, Foxy Brown, Jay-Z, Crucial Conflict, Nas, Cam'Ron, Noreaga; The Motown Romance Orchestra.
Producers: R. Kelly, G-One, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence, Tone And Poke.
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Spin (12/98, pp.180-182) - 7 (out of 10) - "...On his fourth album, the dude with the shades and shiny pate juggles street and schlock, Foxy Bown and Celine Dion, smoove-groove erotomania and anguished contrition. Prolonged exposure may leave you wondering if he isn't actually schizophrenic..."
Spin (12/98, pp.180-182) - 7 (out of 10) - "...On his fourth album, the dude with the shades and shiny pate juggles street and schlock, Foxy Bown and Celine Dion, smoove-groove erotomania and anguished contrition. Prolonged exposure may leave you wondering if he isn't actually schizophrenic..."
Q (12/99, p.118) - Stars (out of 5) - "...brooding, intense songs of regret and self-accusation over broken affairs, delivered in passionate, slowburning style....a tremendous accomplishment, a watershed for Kelly, who has never been so accessible, so memorable, so interesting..."
Q (12/99, p.118) - Stars (out of 5) - "...brooding, intense songs of regret and self-accusation over broken affairs, delivered in passionate, slowburning style....a tremendous accomplishment, a watershed for Kelly, who has never been so accessible, so memorable, so interesting..."
Mojo (Publisher) (1/99, p.102) - "A rare beast this, a double CD over two hours long that doesn't outstay its welcome....All soul giants need songs like [these] in the repertoire."
Mojo (Publisher) (1/99, p.102) - "A rare beast this, a double CD over two hours long that doesn't outstay its welcome....All soul giants need songs like [these] in the repertoire." R. Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Somebody call Elvis
Somebody call Elvis and tell him to get some salt with that pie, becouse butter is all out. And R Kelly smells fishy
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 His Best
Ok R.kelly Is still in the game killin it but this album is his best! I would Buy it a million more times if i had to!
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first ever r. kelly album i ever bought
not only was this the very first r. kelly album i ever bought, but i think next to 12play it's his best. i could have sworn i'd heard a nice chunk of it before. this was the first ever double cd i ever bought where neither disc had weak moments as well. the only down side is that i wish i'd bought it at a better time. i bought it not long after i'd heard bout the guy's paedophilia allogations, damn!
Submitted by Trent Wellard (Australia)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No One of the best R.Kelly albums yet
This is a great mix of classic R.Kelly. The collaborations are awesome. I've always been a fan of R.Kelly and always will be. My favorite disc is number 2.
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he's the best artist ever!!!!!! hes the best producer, song writer, artist, and everything else.
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Purchase R. CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | R Kelly 12 Play CD (1993)
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Raised in the projects of Chicago's South Side, the young R. Kelly displayed an uncanny natural aptitude for the piano, and cut his teeth as a performer by playing a portable electric keyboard and singing with his homies out on the mean streets of the Windy City. The sounds of gospel music and the great romantic balladeers suffuse R. Kelly's work, and on 12 PLAY, his libidinous follow-up to BORN INTO THE 90'S, this gifted singer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist draws upon all his formative experiences to create a sensual, evolutionary style of contemporary R&B.
Evolutionary in that Kelly's a classic heart-throb (with virtuoso chops the likes of Freddie Jackson and Luther Vandross) who walks that historical line between the sacred and secular streams of black music. By overlaying a street-smart contemporary sensibility, with a gangsta-style image and discrete hip hop punctuations, Kelly has transformed R&B into a music that can hold its own on the charts with today's rhythm heavy rappers.
Animated by Kelly's keyboard prowess and arranging skills, the R&B hybrids on 12 PLAY reach extraordinary sensual heights on such foreplay classics as "Bump N' Grind" and the title tune, a heat and serve, oven ready dish on how to do the nasty: and from all the evidence, one can only assume R. Kelly's 12-play is thrice as nice as your standard, garden variety lover's 4-play. "Your body is a playground, let me lick you up and down" he urges his partner on "It Seems Like You're Ready," growing more fervent with each chorus, as background singers coo away suggestively. On tunes such as "Freak Dat Body," "Homie Lover Friend" and "I Like The Crotch On You," Kelly alternates hip-hop choruses with his own yearning tenor to powerful effect.
Recorded at The Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, Illinois.
Personnel: R. Kelly (vocals, rap vocals); Carey Kelly, DeAndre Boykins, Casey Kelly (rap vocals); Keith Henderson, Michael J. Powell, Bobby Broom (guitar); Michael Logan, Mike Logan (pi
| | R Kelly R. Kelly CD (1995)
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R. was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best R&B Album. "When A Woman's Fed Up" was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.
R. Kelly starts this disc off with a straight-up gospel sermon, and his vocal style is well-suited to it. He learned his craft in church, and he gives praise to God on the disc's liner notes. Of course, the second song is called "Hump Bounce," so that also tells you where this popular, strong-voiced soul singer is coming from.
Kelly sings about different aspects of love, sex, and relationships, with a style that owes much to those who came before him--Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, and a host of others who refined and perfected the art of expression through vocalization. His formula is simple: take a slow or mid-tempo modern R&B structure, add a healthy dose of gospel-inflected vocal runs, up and and down the scale, and Presto!--another hit.
Kelly's material is almost all of the slow-groove style. This is music to make out to, plain and simple, and Kelly is good at what he does. On "Not Gonna Hold On," Kelly and producer Barry Hankerson create a truly hypnotic jam, one that gives the singer room to flex his impressive vocal chops. The arrangement is spare, with just a steady drum tap, and a synthesized keyboard flowing like rainwater behind the background vocal track. Kelly knows how to create a mood, and he does it over and over again.
Personnel: R. Kelly (vocals, keyboards, background vocals); The Notorious B.I.G. (rap vocals); Ernie Isley (guitar); Peter Mokran (keyboards, programming); Lafayette Carthon, Jr. (keyboards); Mario Winans, Mr. Lee, Stephen George (programming); Charlotte Horton, Ray Bady, Ronald Isley (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Mr. Lee; Peter Mokran; R. Kelly; Stephen George.
Unknown Contributor Role: The Notorious B.I.G.
Personnel: R. Kelly (vocals, various instruments); Ronald Isley (vocals); The Notorious B.I.G. (rap vocals); Ray Bady (various instruments, background vocal
| | R Kelly Tp-2.Com CD (2000)
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Principally recorded at Rock Land Studios, Chicago, Illinois.
"I Wish" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.
Few people have ever bought an R. Kelly record for its sophisticated lyrical innuendo, and on TP-2.COM Kelly offers more of the unabashedly carnal mack-daddy R&B that made him a pinup in the '90s. It's clear from the outset that Kelly means business, as the opening tune finds him declaring that he's "horny as hell" and "it's about to get kinky."
Over the sensual slow jam of "Strip for You," he informs his lady that he's about to put himself at her service. On the delicate, lushly orchestrated "The Greatest Sex," he similarly abjures metaphor with a straightforwardness that somehow turns quirky a la Prince. However, there's enough variety in the instrumental twists and turns of the album to keep things from sounding too monochromatic. "Like a Real Freak" is a perfect example, as Kelly's no-nonsense sex talk is framed by delicate flamenco guitar work.
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Personnel: R. Kelly (vocals); General, Gotti, Boo (rap vocals); Donnie Lyle, Gregg Landfair (guitar); Kendall D. Nesbitt (keyboards); Dave Conner, Bill W., Stan Wood, James Lee, Joe Donatello, Abel Garibaldi, Andy Gallas, Ian Mereness (programming).
Audio Mixers: Ron Lowe; Jim Bottari; David Swope; Daniel Milazzo; Flip Osman; Bill Douglass ; Alex DeJonge; Doug Swope; John Nelson ; Peter Mokran; R. Kelly; Richard Travali; Tony Flores; Tony Maserati; Cyrille Taillandier.
Recording information: Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL; Rock Land Studios, Chicago, IL; Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, PA; The Studio, Philadelphia, PA; The Studios, Philadelphia, PA; TransContinental Studios, Orlando, FL; Vanguard Studios, Oak Park, MI.
Arranger: R. Kelly.
Personnel includes: R. Kelly (vocals); Boo, Gotti (rap vocals); Donnie Lyle (guitar, bass); Greg Landfair, Kendall Nesbitt (keyboards); Abel Garibaldi, Ian Mereness, Andy Gallas (programming).
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| | Tupac Greatest Hits CDs (1998)
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Samples include "Computer Love" (as performed by Zapp), "A Dream" (E. Jordan), "Winter Sadness" (as performed by Kool & The Gang), and "Friends" (as performed by Whodini).
"Changes" was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance.
Though posthumous albums are often only a record company's vision of how to make more money, 2PAC's GREATEST HITS is just what it promises; a collection of all his hottest tracks, chart toppers, and street jams. Tracks from his time spent on both Interscope Records and Death Row Records are included, as are three previously unreleased tracks, "Unconditional Love," "God Bless the Dead" and "Troublesome '96."
Among the numerous hits from 2PAC on this generous two-CD set are "Brenda's Got a Baby"; "Keep Your Head Up"; "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted," featuring Snoop Dogg; and "How Do You Want It," featuring K-Ci & JoJo. Among the other standouts are "I Get Around," featuring Digital Underground; "California Love," featuring Dr. Dre; and "Dear Mama." 2PAC's GREATEST HITS leaves you with the sad feeling that one of the world's greatest performers left the planet way too early.
Personnel includes: 2Pac, Dr. Dre, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Dru Down, Top Dogg, Syke, CPO, The Outlawz (rap vocals); Val Young, Nate Dogg, The Black Angel, Danny Boy, K-Ci & JoJo, Dave, Roniece, Roger Troutman (vocals); Eric "Kenya" Baker (guitar); The Piano Man (keyboards); Puff Johnson, Thug Life, Digital Underground, Stretch, Stacey Smallie, Shock-G (background vocals).
Producers include: D.J. Daryl, Dat Nigga Daz, Easy Mo B, Hurt-M-Bad, Dr. Dre.
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| | Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill CD (1998)
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THE MISEDUCATION OF LAURYN HILL won the 1999 Grammy Award for Album Of The Year and Best R&B Album. Lauryn Hill won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best New Artist. "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. "Doo Wop (That Thing)" won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance and Best R&B Song. "Nothing Even Matters" was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. "Lost Ones" was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Rap Solo Performance. "Everything Is Everything" was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.
Lauryn Hill is far from miseducated, as her solo debut album proves. With both critical and popular acclaim from her affiliation with the Fugees, Lauryn uses THE MISEDUCATION OF LAURYN HILL to make a definitive individual statement. The focus here is love: love of self, love of her son, the love of her life, love of hip-hop. Her powerful lyrics and vocal talent put her in a class by herself.
One of hip-hop's more strong-willed artists, Lauryn's positivity defies the '90s materialistic rap scene. Although there is much more singing than rapping, Lauryn still covers plenty of hip-hop ground on THE MISEDUCATION, and her music falls into the rap category just as much as it does into R&B. Produced by Hill herself, this album gives us only a few guest artists (D'Angelo, Mary J.) but lots of Lauryn Hill.
Personnel: Lauryn Hill (vocals, guitar, background vocals); D'Angelo (vocals, Fender Rhodes piano); Mary J. Blige (vocals); Earl "Chinna" Smith (guitar, background vocals); Francis Dunnery, Johari Newton, Julian Marley, Al Anderson, Andrew Smith, Robert Browne, Carlos Santana (guitar); Elisabeth Valletti, Grace Paradise (harp); Indigo Quartet (strings); Bud Beadle (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Lori Holland (clarinet, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, Wurlitzer organ); Dean Fraser (tenor saxopho
| | Dru Hill Enter The Dru CD (1998)
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On their sophomore effort, Sisqo, Nokio, Woody and Jazz drop another gem. Following up on their 1996 debut, ENTER THE DRU finds Dru Hill delivering the same cutting-edge R&B that has made them a worldwide success. Contributions from some of the most talented contemporary writers and producers make ENTER THE DRU a hard album to resist. Super-hitmaker Babyface co-wrote and co-produced the first single, "These Are the Times," while David Foster co-produced the Diane Warren ballad "What Do I Do With The Love." Wu-Tang's Method Man flips a verse on "This Is What We Do."
There are plenty of trademark Dru Hill ballads such as "One Good Reason," "I'll Be The One' and "What Are We Gonna Do." Be sure to check out the Daryl Simmons-produced "The Love We Had (Stays On My Mind)," which is a cover of a classic Dells song. With the huge success of their debut album, one can imagine the inherent difficulty in following it up. ENTER THE DRU is everything Dru Hill fans could want and more.
Producers include: Dru Hill, Dutch, Daryl Simmons, Warryn "Smiley" Campbell, Babyface.
Engineers include: Jon Smeltz, Manny Marroquin, Joe Warlick.
Personnel: Dru Hill (vocals, background vocals); Nokio the N-Tity (vocals, keyboards, drum programming); Sisqó (vocals); Method Man (rap vocals); Sonny Lallerstedt, James Harrah, Michael Hart Thompson (guitar); Cameron Stone (strings); Greg Phillinganes (piano, keyboards, drum programming); Alex Al, Warryn Campbell (piano); Damon Thomas, Daryl Simmons, Guy Roche, Babyface, Ralph Stacy (keyboards, drum programming); Phil Weatherspoon, David Foster (keyboards); Simon Franglen (Synclavier); William "P Sound" Thomas (drum programming).
Audio Mixers: Manny Marroquin; Bonzai; Jon Gass; Jon Smeltz; Mick Guzauski; Thom "TK" Kidd; Thom Russo.
Recording information: Bananaboat Studio; Battery Studios; Brandon's Way Recording, Los Angeles, CA; Chartmaker Studios; Electric Lady Studio; Enterprise Studios; Larrabee West Studios; Ocean Way Recording; Oceanway R
| | Naglfar Vittra CD (1998) Import
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Swedish remastered reissue of the black/death metal act's 1996 debut album includes three bonus tracks, '12th Rising', 'The Evil That Men Do' & 'Pleasure To Kill'.
Additional personnel includes: Peter Tagtgren (background vocals).
| | Bob Mintzer Bop Boy CD (2002) (Import) Japan
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Recorded over two days in 2002, Bop Boy was previously only available in Japan on the Cheetah label. Thanks to Explore and their excellent catalog of diverse jazz and classical recordings, it is now available in the United States as well. Unlike Bob Mintzer's '80s offerings on Cheetah (Source and Papa Lips), the band used on this session is a quartet made up of star talent: bassist Eddie Gómez, the elegant pianist Steve Kuhn, and drummer Steve Gadd. On first glance it might appear that Gadd is out of place among these more subtle members of the rhythm section. Being a consummate professional as a studio musician, Gadd is an excellent jazz drummer adding grace, subtlety and tension to a very sophisticated rhythm section. Mintzer a generation younger than Gómez, and Kuhn leads this band through killer arrangements of a fine batch of standards and a trio of top-flight originals. Beginning with Kenny Dorham's and Wynton Kelly's "Blue Bossa," the swing quotient is high here. Kuhn is at his most muscular on this hard bop gem, pushing his minors and thirds right into the rim shots by Gadd. Mintzer's solo is full of deep blues feeling and economy. Mintzer wrote the title track; it is what it claims to be: bebop pure and simple. Beginning with a galloping pace set by Gómez, Gadd's ride cymbal provides fuel and Kuhn plays selectively angular chords, moving right into Mintzer's stating the head and solo. Kuhn's playing around the beat as the tune goes on reveals excellent counterpoint to what's being laid down by the tenor player. The tenderness with which an edgy player like Mintzer approaches "Embraceable You" is remarkable, and here Kuhn's utterly moving pianism is at its best. This is followed by a lovely soft samba called "Francisca" written by Toninho Horta. "Invitation" brings the harder edge of bluesy, post-bop into the area, and the interplay between Gómez and Gadd is nearly symbiotic. Two Mintzer originals follow, and the stroll of "Re-Re" is contrasted in a mirror with the knotty twist and turn sprint of "Runferyerlife." The reading of "St. James Infirmary" brings the tune back to the kind of mournful blues ballad it began is. Mintzer's tone on the bass clarinet is startling. He goes underneath the melody for his phrasing and fills as Kuhn offers a constant, slowly evolving wash of minor chord voicings underneath him. The ballad "Why Did I Choose You" is a perfect way to send things off as it puts on shining display the intuitive interaction between Kuhn -- a sublime melodist through his wide array of textured chord shapes and his sense of space and economy with the right hand in his solo. Gómez is wonderful here, flowing into the body of the tune, allowing for Gadd to lay out and enter at will. Mintzer's solo is an emotive one, but never undercuts or overwhelms the tune. Bop Boy is one of the most satisfying dates in his long career as a leader, a composer, and as an arranger. ~ Thom Jurek
| | Cream Of Clyde Mcphatter CD (2002) (Import) Germany
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First finding fame as the lead singer of The Drifters, Clyde McPhatter went on to impress fans with such solo classics as "Ta Ta" and "Lover Please." This 18-track collection includes songs spanning Clyde's entire career, including many tracks from his group work up until his death in 1972.
UK budget-price compilation for one of the most influential & innovative vocalists of the 20th Century - a fact confirmed by Elvis Presley, Jackie Wilson & Smokey Robinson. This unique chronological collection features the original recordings of his MGM, Mercury, Deram & Decca tracks alongside noteworthy recordings of earlier Dominoes & Drifters hits. 18 tracks. 2002.
Liner Note Author: Dave McAleer.
| | Nana Vasconcelos Minha Loa CD (2002) (Import) Brazil
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Extremely creative and now world famous Brazilian artist Nana Vasconcelos celebrates his native city, Recife, on these 12 mesmerizing tracks.
When Nana left the state of Pernambuco, his teary-eyed mother said: "You won’t come back...". He did... Twenty-six years later. After recording around the world, Nana, a legendary percussionist, has decided to put on record his beloved city of Recife.
| | Majority Rule Emergency Numbers CD (2003)
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Majority Rule: Matt Michael (vocals, guitar); Kevin Lamiell (vocals, bass); Pat Broderick (drums).
| | Definitive Jux Presents III CD (2004) Bonus DVD
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Now three volumes old, the Definitive Jux Presents series pleases fans with new and exclusive tracks and makes for a good introduction for newcomers with its roster-spanning lineup. As underwhelming as his debut was, S.A. Smash offers up a contender with "Devil in the Hole," a track so lively, tight, and catchy you can close your eyes and see the Hype Williams video. C-Rayz Walz is another rapper who could actually slip into the mainstream -- and his "Jello" is excellent -- but the rest of the collection sticks with the classic, grimy and gritty Definitive Jux sound. Camutao and the man behind Definitive Jux, El-P, give Moby, P. Diddy, and Usher a good slap on "WMR," an underground anthem that turns "stereo" into a six-syllable word. El-P's also behind the first-rate "Oxycontin, Pt. 2" -- a compelling narrative about respect between drug addict and drug dealer -- but he's also turned over more of the album than usual to other producers. Nasa and Aesop Rock get plenty of turns, but it's DJ paWL who trumps them all with a fresh, futuristic production on Hangar 18's track and a remix of Aesop Rock. Spreading out the consecutive academic tracks that slow down the beginning would have helped make this collection more necessary, and the debut from the promised El-P and S.A. Smash project, Central Services, is notably absent. Regardless, Definitive Jux Presents, Vol. 3 maintains the label's respected status and points to a bright future. ~ David Jeffries
Now three volumes old, the Definitive Jux Presents series pleases fans with new and exclusive tracks and makes for a good introduction for newcomers with its roster-spanning lineup. As underwhelming as his debut was, S.A. Smash offers up a contender with "Devil in the Hole," a track so lively, tight, and catchy you can close your eyes and see the Hype Williams video. C-Rayz Walz is another rapper who could actually slip into the mainstream -- and his "Jello" is excellent -- but the rest of the collection sticks with the classic, grimy, and gritty Definitive Jux sound. Camutao and the man behind Definitive Jux, El-P, give Moby, P. Diddy, and Usher a good slap on "WMR," an underground anthem that turns "stereo" into a six-syllable word. El-P's also behind the first-rate "Oxycontin, Pt. 2" -- a compelling narrative about respect between drug addict and drug dealer -- but he's also turned over more of the album than usual to other producers. Nasa and Aesop Rock get plenty of turns, but it's DJ paWL who trumps them all with a fresh, futuristic production on Hangar 18's track and a remix of Aesop Rock. Spreading out the consecutive academic tracks that slow down the beginning would have helped make this collection more necessary, and the debut from the promised El-P and S.A. Smash project, Central Services, is notably absent. Regardless, Definitive Jux Presents, Vol. 3 maintains the label's respected status and points to a bright future. [Upon its release, Definitive Jux Presents, Vol. 3 was packaged with a bonus DVD with videos from El-P, Mr. Lif, and C-Rayz Walz.] ~ David Jeffries
A showcasing of both new and established artists on the Jux roster that will set the tone for the label's sound and direction for the next few years. The 6-track bonus DVD features tracks by Aesop Rock, C-Rayz Walz, El-P and Mr. Lif. The CD features material by Aesop Rock, Carnage, The Perceptioninsts, Rob Sonic, Hangar 18, El-P 6 Camutao, Despot, S.A. Smash, 4th Pyramid, MURS, C-Ray Walz, and more.
This release includes a bonus DVD.
Personnel: El-P, Aesop Rock, Camu Tao (vocals); Fakts One (turntables).
Audio Mixers: Marcelo Gandola; Richard "Missilanious" Harkawik; Hangar 18; 4th Pyramid; Fredones; Rob Sonic.
Audio Remixer: DJ paWL.
Recording information: Burst, New York, NY; Definitive Jux, Brooklyn, NY; NASA Lans; Not Another Deadline Studios; T.M.E. Studios, The Bronx, New York, NY; The Boom Boom Room, Brooklyn, NY; The Lair, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; The Vault, Westchester, NY; Wonkka Studios,
| | Montecalvo Gianna Steves Mirror CD (Import)
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Track Listing of songs: Napping; Blues For Aida; Prospectus; Art; Agenda; Gospel; Somebody Special; Bone; Flakes; I Do Not Believe; Blue Baboon; Steve's Mirror;
| | Jade Redd Rivers Of Stone CD (2004)
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Welcome to JADE REDD on CD BABY!New CD in the works...Keep your eyes open for "Citizen McCaw", a documentary about the Santa Barbara News Press scandal. Madalena's voice is prominently featured... "Americanizing Shelley" is now available on DVD!!! There are 4 songs by JADE REDD featured including the NEVER BEFORE HEARD singles "All American Girl" and "Love X 3". Cute Bollywood style comedy, not to be missed!Check it out:www.americanizingshelleythemovie.comIf you are traveling to Santa Barbara any time soon, be sure to keep your ears open... Madalena is now one of the the new voices of the Santa Barbara International Airport! OK, the mayor gets top billing...Thanks for stopping by! JADE REDD on Myspace: www.myspace.com/jadereddwww.myspace.com/madalenaofjadereddWe love CD Baby for putting JADE REDD on the map and helping us reach fans all over the world. Couldn't have done it without you ...Big time thanks to: WYOU - Virginia Beach (John was the first!!) KFAN - Fredericksburg, TX, Rick Starr is the coolest!! WBCG - Punta Gorda, FL KOTO - Telluride, CO WVGN - St. Thomas (Thanks, Doug!) WQNR - Auburn, AL - Go Wildman Steve!!!And of course, Robert Camassa who has been spinning JADE REDD in CYPRUS!!! Here's to spreading the JADE REDD fire!Madalena wants to thank everyone for your votes for your favorite single. "Into the Night" and "A Breath Away" and "The Siren" are the top contenders so far, but would you believe EVERY track got tons of votes??? Feel free to email your vote. Madalena responds personally to emails and she's been kind of busy, but she'll get to you!Cheers!JADE REDD
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