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DESTINY'S CHILD is an Enhanced CD containing both a full audio program as well as multimedia computer files.
Personnel: Kelly, La Tavia, Le Toya, Beyonce (vocals); Carl Washington, Dwayne Wiggins (various instruments); Anthony Papa Michael (acoustic guitar); John "Jubu" Smith, Kenny Demery (guitar); Vincent Lars (saxophone); Bill Ortiz (trumpet); David Frank (piano); Jay Lincoln, Carl Wheeler, Jamie Hawkins (keyboards); Raymond McKinley, Preston Crump (bass); Lee Neal (drums, percussion); Steve Foreman (percussion); Corey Rooney (programming); Jermaine Dupri (background vocals).
Producers include: Wyclef Jean, Jermaine Dupri, Vincent Herbert, Dwayne Wiggins, Tim Kelley.
Engineers include: Joey Swails, Charles Brackins, Warren Riker.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: Beyoncé (vocals); D'Wayne Wiggins, Kenny Demery, John Jubu Smith (guitar); Anthony Papa Michael (acoustic guitar); Vince Lars (saxophone); Bill Ortiz (trumpet); David Frank (piano); Jay Lincoln (keyboards, drums); Jamie Hawkins, Carl Wheeler (keyboards); Lee Neal (drums); Steve Foreman (percussion); Corey Rooney (programming).
Audio Mixers: Corey Rooney; Craig B.; Booker T. Jones III; Joey Swails; Darin Prindle; Jay Lincoln; Mike Scott ; Warren Riker.
Photographer: Paul Empson .
Unknown Contributor Roles: LeToya Luckett; Dale Everingham; LaTavia Roberson; Kelly Rowland.
Arrangers: Darcy Aldridge; Sylvia Bennett-Smith; Tim Kelley; Benjamin Wright; Bob Robinson .
Destiny's Child isn't quite just another debut album from an R&B girl group. The quartet worked with Wyclef Jean and Jermaine Dupri among others, and their voices sound beautiful together. Still, much of the album sounds indistinguishable from all the other female groups out there. When Destiny's Child does sound different, as on the single "No, No, No, Pt. 2," they're more than competent. ~ John Bush
Kick back and get smooth with the sensuous vocal talents of Kelly, La Tavia, Le Toya, and Beyonce. With the help of Wyclef Jean and others, the Houston quartet has assembled an impressive range of grooves, loaded with scintillating harmonies. While each member has come to develop a distinct voice, they flow naturally together into a distinct group sound, a new force on the scene. Whether the focus is on synthesizer or classical guitar, the instrumentation is diverse and smartly arranged, complementing the soulful quality of the songs.
There's a genuine sense of R&B history here--the floating Fender-Rhodes piano and a rendition of the Commodores' "Sail On" nod to the groovy past, while the group's tight harmonies and a booming bass pave the way to the future. Witness a musical climb to the top of the mountain on tracks like "Second Nature" and "Show Me The Way." If these ladies don't get your butt moving, something ain't right.Q (11/01, p.137) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...The signs of future world domination were in place: proper songs, star guests...and the best harmonies since, well, En Vogue..."
Vibe (2/98, p.124) - "More earnest than Allure, but less inspiring than 702, Destiny's Child are yet another urban-chic girl group out to entice listeners with sultry vocals and apple-pie innocence..." Destiny's Child Songs | 1. | Second Nature | $0.99 | |
| 2. | No, No, No Part II - (with Wyclef Jean) | $0.99 | |
| 3. | With Me Part I - (with Jermaine Dupri) | $0.69 | |
| 4. | Tell Me | $0.99 | |
| 5. | Bridges | $0.99 | |
| 6. | No, No, No Part I | $0.99 | |
| 7. | With Me Part II - (with Master P) | $0.69 | |
| 8. | Show Me the Way | $0.99 | |
| 9. | Killing Time | $0.99 | |
| 10. | Illusion - (with Wyclef Jean/Pras) | $0.99 | |
| 11. | Birthday | $0.99 | |
| 12. | Sail On | $0.99 | |
| 13. | My Time Has Come | $0.99 | |
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Liner Note Author: Gail Mitchell.
Along with a number of very welcome Maze album reissues, in 2004 The Right Stuff compiled what is no doubt the definitive single-disc collection of the Frankie Beverly-led band, titled simply yet accurately Greatest Hits. The 18-track compilation rounds up the four-minute single edits of such hits as "Southern Girl," "Joy and Pain," "Before I Let Go," "Never Let You Down," and "Back in Stride," among numerous others. Because many of these songs in their original states clock around seven or so minutes apiece, these single edits are preferable for a compilation such as this. This way you get as many hits as possible on the disc, and if you indeed like what you hear, you can always go and pick up the individual Maze albums, which are classics in their own right and mighty rewarding listens ...
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Personnel includes: Master P, Silkk The Shocker, Lil' Romeo, Three 6 Mafia, C-Murder, B.G., Cash Money, Eightball, Bone Crusher, T.K., David Banner, Lil' Flip, Field Mob, Ludacris, UGK, Mystikal.
Producers include: Lil Jon, Myke Diesel, DJ Darryl, Full Pack, Serious.
Audio Mixer: Myke Diesel.
Photographer: Tim Alexander .
Master P returned after three years with Good Side, Bad Side, a double disc that's rowdy, fun, and annoyingly uneven with a concept that's unnecessary. The cover art and the individual disc titles ("Good Side" for disc one, "Bad Side" for disc two) point to the flimsy concept. What's confusing is why P's "Good Side" is the usual cheap funk with bragging while his "Bad Side" is flashy R&B with hooks and slick production (is this "Bad" in the '70s sense?). Good Side, Bad Side's run time is only a couple minutes over a CD's capacity, so with filler to choose from it could have been easily trimmed to fit. A good choice would be the opening "Act a Fool," another "No Limit's Back!" swagger of a track that gives a dull first impression of an album that gets much better. It's also the first taste of P's new partnership with the King of Crunk and fellow Southerner Lil Jon. The alliance comes off much better on "Who Them Boyz," a great call-and-response anthem that features a C-Murder rap straight from his jailhouse phone. The dark "Why They Wanna Wish Death," the party anthem "Them Jeans," and "You Don't Know Me" with producer DJ Darryl's sticky funk are other highlights from the "Good Side," but the album's standout moment is "It's a Drought," a spirited narrative about a dope shortage in the hood. While more fun at first, a bunch of thin ideas makes the "Bad Side" the weaker disc on repeat listens, but a couple grand moments do turn up. "Com. 4" is another great weed-shortage song, this time due to a bogarting houseguest and set to a country hoedown beat. "Thug and Get Paper" is P at his minimal and lowdown best, and both "Tell 'Em" and "That Ain't Nothing" are mixtape worthy. The rest of the tracks on the "Bad Side" feel unfinished, like they're demos awaiting R. Kelly's final touchups to ensure radio exposure (there's never been so much Spanish guitar on a No Limit release). Hungry over inspired and anxious over ambitious, this is a placeholder of an album, giving P some face time while he awaits the crunk of the South and the gloss on urban radio to pass. Whittle away some of his half-hearted attempts to be of-the-moment, take away the concept and double-disc grandeur, and you've got a solid No Limit release. ~ David Jeffries
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Personnel includes: Mary J. Blige (vocals); R. Kelly (vocals, various instruments); Rodney Jerkins (rap vocals, various instruments, programming); Lil' Kim, Nas, The Lox (rap vocals); Rich Nice (spoken vocals, programming); Ol' Dirty Bastard (spoken vocals); Babyface (various instruments, programming); Malik Pendleton (various instruments, background vocals); Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Fred Jerkins III (various instruments); Mike Scott, Michael Jordan, George Benson (guitar); Minio Class (Fender Rhodes); Joshua Milan, George R. "Golden Fingers" Pearson (keyboards); Nathan East (bass); Mr. Lee, Stephen George, Poke, Tone (programming); D.J. Do It All (scratches); La Tonya Blige-DaCosta, Mary Brown, Shanice Wilson, Stephanie (background vocals).
Producers: Poke, Tone, Rich Nice, Rodney Jerkins, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Malik Pendleton, R. Kelly, Babyface, Bryce Wilson, Fred Jerkins III, James Mtume.
Engineers: Rich Travali, Ben Garrison, Steve Hodge, Dexter Simmons, Ken Lewis, Stephen George, Chris Brickley, Rick Behrens, Brad Gilderman, Angela Piva, Tom Vercillo, Tony Maserati.
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