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FULL MOON was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Contemporary R&B Album. The first couple of years of the 21st century proved to be a crowded field for photogenic young R&B-pop divas (Britney, Christina, Mya, the list goes ... Full Descriptionon...). Many of these occupy a file in some folks' minds that's labeled "one-shot." FULL MOON serves to disprove such notions in the case of the in-it-for-the-long-haul siren Brandy. The album kicks off with a whisper, as the young songstress lets her voice gently caress the lush, balladic tones of the title track. Things kick into gear in short order though (on the very next tune, in fact) with "I Thought," where our girl lets her feelings of romantic disappointment out over a firm, funky backdrop full of heavy bass. By the time we reach the undulating "Can We," street-smart hip-hop influences have crept into the production aesthetic by way of squiggling synths and forceful beats. Throughout FULL MOON, whether she's belting it out or sneaking in the back door, Brandy lets her listeners know she's more than just a flash in the pan.
2002 album, featuring the single 'What About Us?'. 17 tracks.
Engineers include: Paul Foley, Fabian Marascuillo, Jim Bottari.
Personnel includes: Brandy, Michael Jackson, LaShawn "Big Shiz" Daniels, Ray J (vocals); Isaac Phillips, Aaron Fishbeind, Blake English (guitar); Kimbo (violin); Larry Gold (cello); Stuart Brawley, Jason Derlatka (piano); Rodney Jerkins (Wurlitzer piano); Gerald Hayward (drums); Teddy Riley (talkbox).
Producers include: Rodney Jerkins, Keith Crouch, Kamillion, Brandy, LaShawn "Big Shiz" Daniels.
Entertainment Weekly (3/22/02, p.110) - "...Adulthood becomes her...Her deep, warm voice now has a scratchy, evocative edge that suggests maturity and the high price that often comes with it..." - Rating: A- Hide Description Full Moon Music Review Average Rating: (4.9 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Love Her
This Album Is Great I Love The Song's WOW , Come A Little Closer , When You Touch Me , Love Wouldnt Count Me Out , Nothing , AND What About Us? , Brandy Is One Of My Favorite Female Artist It's A Great Buy.
Submitted by NCANTHO4 (KANSAS CITY MISSOURI) 
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nothing else to say but WOW (like she sings it!)
Brandy is back with another very good album...when i say Very good album , i mean it...after her self-titled first album BRANDY ad the second one NEVER SAY NEVER...That album shows how Brandy evolved vocally! i was almost shocked when i heard that sweeter and smoother voice of hers (compared to her previous albums where it sounds not really mature but still VERY GOOD TO HEAR!)... her runs on the beats are amazing and so natural....she doesnt need to yell on them to have shaky songs...
Do your thing brandy...you're awesome!! WE LOVE YOU...
Submitted by Jib ''Jay-rocka" the biggest Fan (LIMOGES (FRANCE))
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Brandy Is It!!!!!!!!!
I love Brandy and the phenomonal voice that she has. My all time favorite songs on this album is When You Touch Me, Die Without You and What About Us. I love all of her albums but I mostly relate to this album in particular. Keep holdin' it down for the ladies Brandy and I can't wait to hear from u real soon.
Submitted by Erica (H-Town Tx)
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The entire album spoke to me in a way that nobody can explain. I just got to this CD a couple of days ago and even though it was out in 2002. Its clear is the best album for me in 2005. Singles like "He Is" "When You Touch Me" "Die Without You" "Wow" "Its Not Worth It" (Recent brake up) I have found myself in a relationship and it totally explained my love for my new lover. I totally think this album closed doors for Ciara, Ashanti, Mariah, Beyonce, and all of them. Brandy you are number one and you have and always will be Number One in my life as a Singer and Actress. You must get this album. You'll cry like I did.
Submitted by Keyon (Jacksonville, FL)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Full moon is my favorite
I have all 4 of Brandy's albums and by far this is my favorite album. Her voice is really mature and sultry and I like the ways the beats are blended in together. It was so phenomenal I bought 2 copies. My top 5 songs on the album are Full Moon, I'd die without you, Nothing, Like This and What about us. U GO GIRL
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Purchase Full Moon CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Brandy CD (1994)
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Brandy was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best New Artist. The single "Baby" was nominated for a 1996 Grammy for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.
Brandy Norwood, the teen television actress on "Thea," began making waves in the pop world with her debut album BRANDY and her Top 10 single "I Wanna Be Down." The album is young, bubbly, and even sexy. Brandy's soul-touched R&B sound mixes sweetly with her jazz-inflected flourishes. Her themes are the concerns of any 15-year old. The midtempo "I Wanna Be Down" deals with teenage desire, "I Dedicate" pays tribute to her musical inspirations and her family, "Best Friend" is a paean to her brother (also a television actor), and "Give Me You" is a piano-driven, upbeat religious affirmation, effectively showcasing her gospel roots.
Her strong voice is more than competent enough to handle the sometimes tricky musical changes. She often displays a breathy, low-register vocalizing that is mature and controlled. Brandy, who also co-wrote some of the material, displays the musical chops to join the league of some of the influential artists she acknowledges in "I Dedicate." She is not a dilettante actress trying to conquer a new field--Brandy is the VSOP of the new school.
Recorded at Human Rhythm Studios; Aire L.A. Studios; Swing Bopulous Studios; Ameraycan ...
| | Brandy Never Say Never CD (1998)
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NEVER SAY NEVER was nominated for a 1999 Grammy Award for Best R&B Album. "The Boy Is Mine" won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal, and was nominated for Record Of The Year and Best R&B Song. "Almost Doesn't Count" was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.
Avoiding the dreaded sophomore slump, Brandy delivers a fresh-sounding, well- crafted second album that sounds as much like pop as it does R&B. NEVER SAY NEVER features a song, "Have You Ever?," that was written by mega-songstress Diane Warren and produced by super-producer David Foster. The lead single, "The Boy is Mine" is a duet with fellow R&B'er Monica. Keeping up with the trend of big-time collaborations, multi-platinum rapper Mase makes an appearance on "Top of the World," which seems custom made for jeep jockeys.
Although sprinkled with other contributors, most of the album was produced by Rodney Jerkins. With a focus that is sometimes lost on a follow-up to a smashing debut, Brandy's composure and experience shine through in a product that is 16 songs deep. The album also contains a cover of "Everything I Do (I Do It For You)," produced by Foster.
Personnel includes: Brandy, Monica (vocals); Mase (rap); Dean Parks (acoustic guitar); Isaac Phillips, ...
| | Usher 8701 CD (2001)
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"U Remind Me" won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.
"U Don't Have To Call" won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.
R&B mack daddy Usher puts a lot of himself into 8701; that's apparent even from the title itself, which represents the year Usher began exploring the world of music ('87) and the place where music brought him by the time of this recording ('01). He starts thing out in grand style with the romantic "U Remind Me." "I Don't Know" takes a hip-hop turn with a contribution from P. Diddy (that's Puff Daddy for those of you arriving late), but Usher is quick to point out that he's strictly about partying and loving, not about thug life. While there are some amped-up, percolating tunes that make good use of Usher's high energy ("I Can't Let U Go"), he really hits his stride when he falls into the familiar position of heartthrob/crooner. His sensual cooing, breathy tone, and smooth-as-silk delivery on the likes of "Can U Help Me" (Usher seems to have graduated from the Prince school of song titles) and "How Do I Say" play to this charmer's strengths and are sure to keep the sizable female quotient of his audience sufficiently entranced.
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Personnel includes: Usher, P. Diddy, Kelis (vocals); Jermaine Dupri (vocals, ...
| | Tweet Southern Hummingbird CD (2002)
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Contains 2 untitled hidden tracks after "Southern Hummingbird (Outro)."
Despite being a protege of hip-hop artist Missy Elliott, Rochester native Tweet has a style much more in common with the urban soul of India.Arie. Having spent nearly a decade trying to get a big break, Tweet offers a more mature approach to her relationship themes. Despite the presence of executive producers Elliott and longtime creative partner Timbaland, much of SOUTHERN HUMMINGBIRD is steeped in Tweet's honeyed vocals and acoustic guitar woven around languid grooves.
Songs like the slow-jam "Smoking Cigarettes" and "Best Friend" (featuring Bilal and his Prince-like falsetto), play up the pain of love and loss while uptempo jams like "Boogie 2Nite" and "Make Ur Move" use infectious beats and ...
| | Usher Confessions: Special Edition CD (2004) Special Edition
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Usher has been a symbol of tender sexuality ever since he shifted from teenage sensation to soulful superstar. He's breathtakingly good at what he does; possessing that undefinable essence known to a select few soul crooners (Al Green, D'Angelo, etc.) who radiate sensuality through song, Usher has reached an apex on the sultry CONFESSIONS, his fifth studio album.
After the obligatory intro, Lil Jon kicks in with his exhortations on the catchy, dance-floor-ready single "Yeah." Usher follows that up with the sublimely sweet "Throwback," a torch song with a fantastic Motown hook. On "Confessions Part II," he exposes his most vulnerable side when admitting to his lover that he's fathered a child with another woman. Exemplifying his versatility, Usher follows the standard pop ballad "Simple Things" with the guitar-riff-driven "Bad Girl," somewhere between 1970s funk and '80s Prince. CONFESSIONS is the sound of an R&B luminary at the top of his game.
Includes 4 New Tracks Prev.#Ari 52141
Personnel: Usher (vocals); Ludacris, Lil Jon (rap vocals); Thicke, Rich Harrison (various instruments); ...
| | Alexis Korner Kornerstoned: Anthology 1958-1983 CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom
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While MUSICALLY RICH...AND FAMOUS documents the second half of British blues godfather Alexis ...
| | Fabulous Luckett Brothers Jesus Said He Would CD (1996)
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| | Hed Kandi: Disco Heaven CDs (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Damage Manual Limited Edition CD (2005)
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| | Da Brat Ghetto Love CD (1997)
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| | Goapele Change It All CD (2005)
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| | Got Mo' Drank CD (2005)
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| | Medina Azahara En Directo CD (2006)
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| | Pure Gospel: Top Choirs Live In Praise & Worship CD (2006)
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