Cafe Del Mar V.4 CD United Kingdom

Cafe Del Mar V.4 Music

List Price	$15.99 (You save $1.54)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Dance, Electronica, Dance Collections, Oldies Collections
Label	Polygram
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	269162
CD Universe Part number	6737542
Catalog number	553907
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 11, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Cafe Del Mar V.4 Songs

	1.	Que Bonita - Various Artists
	2.	Sunshines Better (Talvin - Various Artists
	3.	Leo Leo - Various Artists
	4.	Grillos - Various Artists
	5.	Return Journey - Various Artists
	6.	Miracle Road - Various Artists
	7.	No Sant (Flytronix MX) - Various Artists
	8.	Out of Time - Various Artists
	9.	Place de la Concorde - Various Artists
	10.	Offshore (Ambient Mix) - Various Artists
	11.	5th & Avenida - Various Artists
	12.	Troubled Girl (Spanish Ve - Various Artists
	13.	Lula - Various Artists
	14.	Street Tattoo - Various Artists

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In the late 1990s, Percy Miller built a tremendous empire with his No Limit label, featuring a slew of hardcore rap artists, including himself--the incomparable, growl-voiced Master P. No Limit never really went away, but nevertheless Miller decided to revamp it in 2004, and who better to christen the revival than his own alter ego? Christen it Master P does, in a style befitting the brash overstatement of the label known for its instantly recognizable covers featuring tanks and medallions, pastel-colored sleeves, and titles airbrushed in platinum. P's opening salvo is a double concept album loaded with star appearances and featuring two sides of his personality, GOOD SIDE/BAD SIDE. In actuality, the two shades are more suitably described as "bad side" and "badder side" as both are pretty brash. Master P opens the "good side" with the warning "if [someone] comes at me, they better come correct" before launching into the diatribe of "Act a Fool." On the single "Them Jeans," he reveals a sense of irony, opening with a rubber-ducky squeak before unleashing a trademark No Limits beat and a classic chant for a sexy dance number. On GOOD SIDE/BAD SIDE, Master P doesn't so much return to where he left off as he sticks to his guns, right where he's always been. 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 ...