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HIP-HOP HITS is a budget compilation on Flashback records that collects 10 tracks by the 1990s crossover rap stars and kings of the summer jam Naughty By Nature. Though the group's second biggest hit "Hip Hop Hooray" is conspicuously absent, "O.P.P.," NBN's signature anthem, is front and center. The track overflows with the group's most appealing qualities: familiar, accessible loops ("O.P.P." borrows a Jackson 5 sample), anthemic, singalong choruses, and Treach and Vinnie's nimble, dancehall-informed flows. These qualities also come through loud and clear on "Everyday All Day," "Clap Yo Hands," and the unfairly forgotten hit "Feel Me Flow".
Naughty by Nature: Treach (rap vocals); Vinnie.
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The three-volume Group Sounds set continues Collectables' diligent re-shuffling and re-packaging of doo wop and R&B singles from the late '50s and early '60s. As with other Collectables sets like For Lovers Only, Jukebox Giants, and Back Seat Memories, the Group Sounds discs offer a decent combination of national hits and regional hits. Although they are enjoyable, they are hardly definitive; and they don't exactly cater to collectors or newcomers, instead falling into some middle ground between those two poles. Another problem is that each of these discs are skimpy, containing only 12 songs. The third volume includes the Flamingos' "I Only Have Eyes for You," the Channels' "That's My Desire," the Cadillacs' "Gloria," Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers' "I Promise to Remember," the Valentines' "The Woo Woo Train," and the Elegants' "Little Star." It must be noted that there are identical sets of the Group Sounds series that are dedicated to New York's WCBS and Philadelphia's WOGL; two oldies stations that have undoubtedly spun many of these songs several times over. ~ Andy Kellman
The three-volume Group Sounds set continues Collectables' diligent re-shuffling and re-packaging of doo wop and R&B singles from the late '50s and early '60s. As with other Collectables sets like For Lovers Only, Jukebox Giants, and Back Seat Memories, the Group Sounds discs offer a decent combination of national hits and regional hits. Although they are enjoyable, they are hardly definitive; and they don't exactly cater to collectors or newcomers, instead falling into some middle ground between those two poles. Another problem is that each of these discs are skimpy, containing only 12 songs. The third volume dedicated to Philadelphia's WOGL radio station -- which is identical to the third volume dedicated to New York's WCBS, as well as the third volume that isn't affiliated with a station -- includes the Flamingos' "I Only Have Eyes for You," the Channels' "That's My Desire," the Cadillacs' "Gloria," Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers' "I Promise to Remember," the Valentines' "The Woo Woo Train," and the Elegants' "Little Star." ~ Andy Kellman
The three-volume Group Sounds set continues Collectables' diligent re-shuffling and re-packaging of doo wop and R&B singles from the late '50s and early '60s. As with other Collectables sets like For Lovers Only, Jukebox Giants, and Back Seat Memories, the Group Sounds discs offer a decent combination of national hits and regional hits. Although they are enjoyable, they are hardly definitive; and they don't exactly cater to collectors or newcomers, instead falling into some middle ground between those two poles. Another problem is that each of these discs are skimpy, containing only 12 songs. The third volume dedicated to New York's WCBS radio station ...
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