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4 Young Men From L.A.;Includes Free B2k Calendar
B2K: Lil Fizz, Omarion, J-Boog, Raz-B.
Producers include: The Underdogs, Troy Taylor, Charles Farrar, Platinum Status, Jermaine Dupri.
Personnel: B2K (vocals, background vocals); Xavier Marquez, Rick Williams (guitar); Steve Russell (keyboards, drum programming, background vocals); Beau Dozier (programming); Lew Laing (keyboard programming, drum programming); Marques Houston, Sam Salter (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Kevin "KD" Davis; Dave Russell ; Susan Herndon ; Jean-Marie Horvat; Jermaine Dupri; Phil Tan; Brad Gilderman.
Recording information: Character Music Studios, New York, NY; Kathlina Hakim Studio; Madhouse Recordings, Los Angeles, CA; Southside Studio, Atlanta, Gas; The Cutting Room, New York, NY; The Weight Room, New York, NY; Triangle Sound Studio's, Atlanta, GA.
Photographer: Christian Lantry.
Epic Records definitely did its homework before unleashing B2K into the pop market. The boy band of clean-cut and suave young black men is everything a marketing department dreams about: attractive teens-becoming-men who make the girls melt with a little bit of a rugged, tough-guy attitude and flashy clothes. Of course, there are also the dance beats that are as much dance-pop as hip-hop; in fact, you might even wager a bet that the many producers and songwriters on this album had been listening to a bit of Craig David and other British 2-step pop stars. Plus, the group members are capable singers as well, which is another bonus. Overall, with the girl-magnet looks, the trendy radio-ready production, and the limitless vocal hooks, Epic Records has all the makings of pop stardom in B2K, including a market-testing hit single in "Uh Huh" that set the stage for the group's debut album. B2K, a self-titled album, gets off to a good start, jumping right into some of its best songs -- "Gots ta Be," "Understanding," and "Why I Love You" -- before unleashing the album highlight, the aforementioned "Uh Huh." From there, the album gets progressively long-winded, running through 17 songs in total, none of them overly distinct. Of course, that's the nature of pop albums, particularly boy band albums, and B2K definitely follows in the grand tradition of its predecessors: Jagged Edge, Dru Hill, Blackstreet, and Bell Biv Devoe. ~ Jason Birchmeier
Now these guys are smooth. Though the four lads who make up B2K may not look old enough to shave, they've already got their mack daddy rap down cold, and for a romantic R&B group, that's a crucial point. From a purely sonic viewpoint, they set the stage for seduction perfectly with rhythms that strike just the right balance between sensuality and gentle prodding, and lush, sparkling guitar and keyboard splashes. Thematically, they really bring the game home; letting girls know what they need on "Understanding," letting them know that B2K knows what women want on "Gots Ta Be," and even going so far as to include such ultra-confident fare as the very self-explanatory "B2K is Hot." Did we mention that the band's official website is called B2Klovesyou.com? Parents, lock up your daughters, B2K has arrived.
Q (8/02, p.120) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...A tried-and-tested yet dextrous formula of soul/R&B stylings, glutinous harmonies and cloying sentimentality...done with relative sensativity and suss..." B2K Songs | 1. | Gots Ta Be | $0.99 | |
| 2. | Understanding | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Why I Love You | $0.99 | |
| 4. | Uh Huh | $0.99 | |
| 5. | B2K Is Hot - (skit) | $0.99 | |
| 6. | B2K Is Hot | $0.99 | |
| 7. | Fantasy | $0.99 | |
| 8. | I'm Not Finished | $0.99 | |
| 9. | Come On | $0.99 | |
| 10. | Hey Little Lady Interlude | $0.99 | |
| 11. | Hey Little Lady | $0.99 | |
| 12. | Baby Girl | $0.99 | |
| 13. | Your Girl Chose Me | $0.99 | |
| 14. | Shorty | $0.99 | |
| 15. | Feel This Way | $0.99 | |
| 16. | Last Boyfriend | $0.99 | |
| 17. | Here We Go Again | $0.99 | |
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B2K Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews dope CD
This is B2K's first album. Platinum! Platinum! Platinum! A must have. These boyz are the absolute best of the millenium. Much love ya'll!
Submitted by a reviewer (ACT, Australia)
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 b2k suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i mean come on imx is way better than b2k
Submitted by franny (wallingford,ct,usa)
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Baby turn around.....
Baby turn around and let me see that sexy body goes bump, bump, bump!!!!!
I luv that song...Keep doin ya thang B2K!!!!!!!.
Submitted by Mania (California,LA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No DEY KILLIN IT MMAANN!!
YEAH I'M A MAJOR B2K FAN AND I HEARD ALL OF THEIR CD'S AND THEIR FIRST ONE IS OFF THA HEEZEE BELEIVE ME
-LATINA E.
Submitted by LATINA (FORT WAYNE,IN)
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Everyone needs to go and cop this disc. B2K sounds so good. I know that right now they're going through hard times right now, but I know that my boys will make it through. Lil' Fizz if you still need aa girlfriend come check me out.
Submitted by Jaye (Jax, Fl, USA)
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| | Mariah Carey Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel CDs (2009) Deluxe Edition; Digipak
B2K
$14.79 
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: Julio Miranda (guitar); Arturo Solar (trumpet, flugelhorn); Tricky Stewart, Leon Bisquera (keyboards); Alex Al (bass guitar); Ronnie Gutierrez (percussion); Sherry Tatum, Mary Ann Tatum, Sherry McGhee (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Dave Pensado; Phil Tan.
Liner Note Author: Mariah Carey.
Editor: Johanna Cox.
Photographers: Rachel McIntosh; Rachel McIntosh; Roger Wong; Alexei Hay; Kip Meyer; Steve Mundinger; Bill Boatman; Michael Thompson ; Dennis MacDonald; Mariah Carey; Bill Boatman.
A play on the title of Minnie Riperton's album PERFECT ANGEL, Mariah Carey's 12th career outing, MEMOIRS OF AN IMPERFECT ANGEL, sees the singer flexing her prodigious vocal gifts on 13 tracks structured like intimate conversations or entries in a private diary. Written and produced by Carey along with a host of longtime collaborators including Bryan-Michael Cox, Jermaine Dupri, The Dream, and Tricky Stewart, the album features ...
| | Nas Illmatic CD (1994)
B2K
$6.75 
Personnel includes: Nas, AZ (vocals); Olu Dara (trumpet).
Producers: DJ Premier, L.E.S., Pete Rock, Q-Tip, The Large Professor.
Engineers include: Eddie Sancho, Jason Vogel, Jamey Staub.
Recorded at Chung King Studios, D & D Recording and Battery Studios, New York, New York.
Personnel: Nas, A.Z. (rap vocals); Olu Dara (trumpet).
Producers: DJ Premier, L.E.S., NAS, Pete Rock, The Large Professor, Q-Tip.
Engineers include: Eddie Sancho, Jamey Staub, Kevin Reynolds.
Includes a bonus disc with select remixes.
Personnel includes: Nas, AZ.
Producers include: The Large Professor, Pete Rock, L.E.S., DJ Premier, Q-Tip.
Personnel: Nas (vocals); AZ (vocals); Olu Dara (trumpet).
Audio Mixer: Diego Garrido.
Recording information: Battery Studios, New York, NY; Chung King Studios, New York, NY; D & D Recording, New York, NY; PowerPlay Stu; Unique Studios, New York, NY.
Photographer: Danny Clinch.
Out of a seemingly endless array of hip hop albums, every now and again something fresh and powerful rises to the top of the pile. Hailing from the Queensbridge Housing Projects in Long Island City (home to Marley Marl among ...
| | Best Of Earl Grant : Singin' And Swingin' CD (1998)
B2K
$11.99 
Reissue producer: Marty Wekser.
Includes liner notes by Joseph F. Laredo.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Personnel: Earl Grant ...
| | Ugk Too Hard To Swallow CD (1992)
B2K
$8.99
Under Ground Kingz: Pimp C (rap vocals, drum programing, keyboards); Bun B (rap vocals); Bird (scratches, rap vocals).
Additional personnel: Infinity (rap vocals); Mike Dean, Tim Harris (guitar); Bernie Bismark (keyboards, drum programming); Anthony Sapp (bass); Shetoro Henderson (drum programming); Bruce Lattin, Brenda Bee, "Fifty" (background vocals).
Recorded at Track Designs, Inc., Houston, Texas; Track Designs, Inc. and Dallas Sound Lab, Dallas, Texas.
Personnel: DJ Bird (vocals); Infinity (rap vocals); Mike Dean (guitar); Pimp C (keyboards, programming, drum programming); Bernie Bismark (keyboards, drum programming); Shitoro Henderson (drum programming); Bruce Lattin (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Bernie Bismark; Shitoro Henderson.
Audio Remixer: Pimp C.
Recording information: Dallas Sound Lab; Pimp C Family Productions; Track Designs, Inc, .Dallas, TX.
Arranger: Pimp C.
Truth in advertising, Too Hard to Swallow is UGK before they got funked up, grinding over some minimal, hard beats that ...
| | Isaac Hayes Hot Buttered Soul CD (1969) Bonus Tracks; Anniversary Edition; Remastered
B2K
$9.65
Additional Tracks
Personnel: Isaac Hayes (vocals); The Bar-Kays.
Producers: Al Bell, Marvell Thomas, Allen Jones.
Digitally remastered by Joe Tarantino.
This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players.
Personnel: Isaac Hayes (vocals, organ); Johnny Allen, Dale Warren (arranger); Harold Beane (guitar); Marvell Thomas (piano); Pat Lewis (background vocals); The Bar-Kays.
Producers: Al Bell, Marvell Thomas, Allen Jones.
Recorded at Ardent Studios, Memphis, Tennessee and United Sound Systems Studio, Detroit, Michigan in 1969. Includes liner notes by Bill Dahl.
Personnel: Isaac Hayes ...
| | Cobbala Productions Dance Party CD (1994) (Import) Canada
B2K
$27.19
| | Dance Factory Level 3 CD (2004) Deluxe Edition; Deluxe Version
B2K
$7.29 
| | History Of Hip Hop Vol. 2-History Of Hip Hop CD (2004) (Import) Netherlands
B2K
$43.35
| | Marc Johnson Magic Labyrinth CD (1995) (Import) Import
B2K
$16.55
Marc Johnson (Bass): Marc Alan Johnson (double bass); Arto Tuncboyaciyan, Wolfgang Muthspiel.
Personnel: Arto Tuncboyaciyan (vocals, drums, percussion); Wolfgang Muthspiel (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, guitar synthesizer).
Recording information: Bauer Studios, Ludwigsburg, Germany ...
| | Tha Dogg Pound Cali Iz Active CD (2006) Edited
B2K
$14.49
Personnel: Tracy Lee Nelson, Oliver Brown (vocals).
Audio Mixers: Rick Rock; John Frye; Rich Keller; Soopafly; Leslie Brathwaite; Dave Aaron.
Recording information: Chalics Studios, Hollywood, CA; Fly's Spot; Patchwek Studios, Atlanta, GA; The Cathedral, Hollywood, CA; The Country, Diamond Bar, CA; The Irvine Studios, Irvine, CA.
Long departed for lucrative solo careers, Snoop Dogg's protégé duo of Daz Dillinger and Kurupt, better known as Tha Dogg Pound, reunite for CALI IZ ACTIVE, the duo's first official album since their sophomore effort, 2002. Crossing up their long-held West Coast style with technically superior production by Swizz Beats, Southern crunk courtesy of David Banner and Jazze Pha, and many more high-profile guest shots, CALI IZ ACTIVE serves as a wake-up call for California, in particular Long Beach County, to resume the throne as holders of the country's most dominant rap sound--G Funk. The funk reigns supreme on tracks like "Hard on a Hoe," but finds new life in sped-up, crunked out tracks like "It's Craccin' All Night" and "Sittin' on 23'z."
With its crooked, crooked West Coast beat and the glorious TGIF chorus thrown on top of it, lead single "Cali Iz Active" came on the scene and ruled every beatbox that knew what was up. But just like the cover artwork to the album Cali Iz Active, the wicked title cut misrepresents what is really a reunion of the original Dogg Pound duo, Daz Dillinger and Kurupt, with only a couple of appearances by executive producer Snoop Dogg. One listen through this heat-carrying album and it doesn't matter much, since the long-estranged Daz and Kurupt are lyrically inspired here, have lost none of their chemistry, and their choices for producers and guest stars are either smart or risky. Falling into the latter category is Diddy's appearance on "It's Craccin All Night," a surprisingly successful track that figures into the handful of highlights. "Sittin on 23z" kicks its way into this category thanks to a monstrous beat by Swizz Beatz that shakes the foundations. The cuts with David Banner and Paul Wall do a good job of blending Southern and West Coast attitudes, but the West Coast heads are going to appreciate the Ice Cube, Nate Dogg, and Lady of Rage guest shots the most, since they brilliantly recall a time when G-funk ruled all. While it's a track or two too long, Cali Iz Active is arguably the strongest album from the crew and a West Coast fiend's dream come true. ~ David Jeffries
With its crooked, crooked West Coast beat and the glorious TGIF chorus thrown on top of it, lead single "Cali Iz Active" came on the scene and ruled every beatbox that knew what was up. But just like the cover artwork to the album Cali Iz Active, the wicked title cut misrepresents what is really a reunion of the original Dogg Pound duo, Daz Dillinger and Kurupt, with only a couple of appearances by executive producer Snoop Dogg. One listen through this heat-carrying album and it doesn't matter much, since the long-estranged Daz and Kurupt are lyrically inspired here, have lost none of their chemistry, and their choices for producers and guest stars are either smart or risky. Falling into the latter category is Diddy's appearance on "It's Craccin All Night," a surprisingly successful track that figures into ...
| | Caravan All Over You CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
B2K
$16.75
Caravan: Pye Hastings, Geoffrey Richardson, David Sinclair, Jimmy Hastings, Richard Couhlan.
Includes liner notes by Jeremy Clarkson.
Whenever "classic rock" bands choose to make new renderings of their past glories, the results are infamously less than favorable. Indeed, Caravan purists and erstwhile enthusiasts may find it necessary to re-evaluate All Over You -- and companion release All Over You...Too -- within their respective standards. Contained within are several acoustic-based overhauls of a seemingly well-chosen selection of Caravan's most enduring sides, while the HTD label's remastered CD also contains two additional sides. The tracks primarily fall into two distinct categories: recent renderings of otherwise familiar titles in one camp and the decidedly unsuccessful incorporation of samples -- à la hip-hop -- in the other. In what is assuredly an attempt to update and modernize their sound, the somewhat droning synthesized percussion and studio-manipulated wankery severely detract from Caravan's exceedingly crafted compositions. Primary among the offenders is the "For Richard" suite. The use of an arguably over-the-top and emphatically in-your-face throbbing bassline (think Nine Inch Nails and Metallica) insensitively mows down an otherwise intricate arrangement. Conversely, All Over You does underscore several moments of organic brilliance as a few Caravan standards are uncorked like a proverbial vintage wine. "Place of My Own," "In the Land of Grey and Pink," and a live performance of the now quasi-metal "Memory Lain, Hugh"/"Headloss" combo benefit from this revisitation. ~ Lindsay Planer
Whenever "classic rock" bands choose to re-record new versions of their old hits, the results are infamously less than favorable. Indeed, Caravan purists and other such enthusiasts may find it necessary to re-evaluate All Over ...
| | Chus & Ceballos Back 2 Back CDs (2006)
B2K
$13.49
| | Wayne Horvitz Intersection Poems CD (2005) (Import) Canada
B2K
$18.29
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