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For loyal fans of 112, PLEASURE & PAIN certainly won't disappoint, as the Atlanta quartet delivers more of their tender R&B/gospel love odes, with a couple of sufficiently danceable up-tempo numbers thrown in for good measure. The men of 112 relate tales of love in a mature, all-encompassing manner; few R&B groups would have the inner strength to express the phrases of self-doubt and reflection ("What If") or wisdom ("Let This Go") presented here. 112 can as effectively pull off the luxuriously funky "U Already Know" as they pledge eternal dedication on "Nowhere." With PLEASURE & PAIN, 112 continues to exhibit a flair for heartfelt, impassioned, introspective songs of devotion.
It's somewhat ironic that 112's first parental-advisory album sticker would come after leaving the umbrella of Bad Boy Entertainment. However, that's not to imply that 112 have altered or toughened their style in any manner. PLEASURE & PAIN, sharing its name with a track off the foursome's 1996 debut, contains more of the sensitive, impassioned, consummately clean-cut love songs that made the act famous. (The warning sticker actually stems from relatively polite guest raps from Three 6 Mafia, T.I., and Jermaine Dupri.)
Additional personnel: Jermaine Dupri, T.I., Three 6 Mafia.
112 Pleasure & Pain Songs Pleasure & Pain Music Review Average Rating: (4.2 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews They're Back
This album is very Hot. 112 is back and on top. I love every song on the CD. I've been a fan since day one. I hope they keep it coming with more hits.
Submitted by fancy2978 (Cleveland, OH, USA) 
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in this CD 112 did the thing they had excellent songs and they had you really moving to the music and you woud want to listen to the CD over and over again guaranteed....The CD will definetely want you to buy another 112 CD and this is what a elderly, younger and middle class adult would want to listen to and let there children listen....
Submitted by Candycornpopcorn (Sacramento,CA,USA)
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This was definitely the one of the most slept on albums of 2005 and i would go as far to say one of the best as well. At a time when R&B groups are extinct and real rare. 112 came and showed you what it is all about. Great harmonies, great lyrics. This album is way better than their last (Hot & Wet) 112 delivered on this one. I'd advise anyone to go get this album. MUST HAVE!!
Submitted by DJ BIGG Hank Daddy (Benton Harbor, MI, USA)
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Im sorry But i hated it!!
Submitted by mz_greer89 (Mz.Greer, Bmt, Tx)
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Very Very touchy album
oh my god, this album takes me back to the best times in my life. (Back in 2005), the tracks are so deep, I can't even listen to "Nowhere" with out tearing up because the song brings back so many memories.
Submitted by Rickteeze0000689 (Muskegon County,Michigan)
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