| | Marques Houston Veteran CD Marques Houston Discography of CDs
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This set of breezy, melodic R&B sounds fresh enough to belie Marques Houston's 10-plus years in the music business. The honey-voiced singer got his start in the mid-1990s with the R&B boy band Immature, and raised expectations with his 2003 solo debut, MH, and its follow up, 2005's NAKED. VETERAN has a more stripped-down sound than its predecessors, but it retains the singer's confident yet sensitive approach on smooth after-hours jams like "Favorite Girl" and the sexy "How You Just Gonna." Marques Houston Veteran Songs Veteran Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)    List All Reviews Sexy, Delicious, Exceptionally Smooth This cd has exceeded my every expectation-if you're in a sexy, feeling like "that" kind of mood, this cd will take it to the next level for you. (No need to skip tracks)Mature-unapologetically hot!! Submitted by patrina_brooks (atlanta,ga) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.
tru veteran i say yes n there is not enought star 2 name dis album but its all good MH. some time you jus got to slow it down 4 the ladies Submitted by maskkid (england) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.
Disapointing... I love marques out of his 3 albums the first one is the best. It feels like he doesnt care, or is just lazy. Production is good. Out of the 12 tracks 3 are good. Submitted by Denise (michigan) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.
WHAT?! Listen I ain't gonna lie I was never a huge Marques Houston fan but this cd has managed to change my mind, I love the slow vibe and Grown man feel. Alot of artists just don't have that aspect. Yo it's off the chain MH. Submitted by Kajae (Halifax, NC, USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.
In short, WOW He has most definetly grown up over the years, and what and improvement. This album is a must, Veteran lives up to its name Submitted by Linda (UK, London) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.
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Purchase Veteran CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Marques Houston Naked CD (2005)
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$12.59 Such soul-bearing is the norm with the aptly titled NAKED, on which the former Immature singer explores his thoughts in an absolutely exposed manner. A majority of the tracks find Houston in a mellow mood, with one thing on his mind--love. Throughout the album, he glorifies love ("All Because of You"), worries about its effects ("Marriage"), and regrets his wrongdoing ("Cheat"). In the rare moments he kicks into energetic mode, as on "12 O'Clock" (featuring Joe Budden), the ...
| | Chamillionaire Sound Of Revenge CD (2005) Parental Advisory
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$13.19 With THE SOUND OF REVENGE, Chamillionaire's 2005 Universal debut, the Houston-based rapper makes the most of his major-label deal, which includes his own Chamillitary imprint. On SOR, ...
| | Mary J Blige Breakthrough CD (2005)
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$10.49 The album's lead-off single, "Be Without You," a bittersweet slow jam, is representative of the album's themes, which focus on feelings of strength and weakness in love. But whether waxing romantic ("Can't Get Enough") or detailing the travails of the ...
| | Avant Director CD (2006)
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| | Lloyd Street Love CD (2007)
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| | Bo Diddley Rides Again/In The Spotlight CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | La Union Grandes Exitos CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Why Early Whitney CD (2003) Extended Play
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| | Shaggy Clothes Drop CD (2005) Import
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$12.79 While Shaggy's dancehall-crossover supremacy was challenged in the early 2000s by Sean Paul and Elephant Man, the Jamaican artist returned to reclaim his throne in 2005 with CLOTHES DROP. The opening title track benefits from instrumental and production contributions by the legendary reggae duo Sly & Robbie, resulting in an utterly catchy single. While Shaggy can lean into a groove with his bold vocals, he is also capable of unfurling lyrics at rapid-fire speed, as revealed on the R&B-tinged "Wild 2nite." And, always one for a good hook, he works with a melodic Barrington Levy sample on "Broadway" and brings in a snippet of the Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love" on "Shut Up and Dance," which features Will.I.Am and Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas. Aimed squarely at the dance floor (and particularly the ladies), CLOTHES DROP is sure to hit its target.
Trying to please everyone, Shaggy knocks an excellent album down to just a very good one by overstuffing the otherwise inspired Clothes Drop with bland filler. An hour plus, the album contains 40 to 50 minutes of inspired Shaggy with the swashbuckling singer dividing his time between swaggering business as usual and surprisingly non-pop, non-slick numbers that are welcome reminders of how deep he can go. The polished boasting and bragging on the opening "Clothes Drop" is no big surprise, but the minimal and bubbly production from Sly & Robbie is fresh and exciting. The pace is kept up with some raw dancehall -- the pounding "Broadway" with its brittle Barrington Levy sample is especially tasty -- before things get much slicker. "Wild 2Nite" takes the singer into the perfect-fitting world of G-Unit with special guest Olivia, and "Supa Hypnotic" is the first of two stylish winners with the Pussycat Dolls' Nicole Scherzinger, the saucy "Don't Ask Her That" being the second. Up to this point, Clothes Drop juggles the crossover and the genuine well, but generic concessions to bedroom R&B and a empty collaboration with the Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am are forgettable and have no place on this otherwise excellent album. That two of the most heartfelt and poignant numbers from the artist close the album makes this all the worse, but you only have to do a little trimming to make Clothes Drop one of his best. [This edition contains two bonus tracks: "Goodie Goodie" and "Sexy Gyal Whind."] ~ David Jeffries
Clothes Drop, is a varied and invigorating explosion of tough rhythms, with Shaggy's unique rough-and-smooth toasts devoted to music, women, fun, and where appropriate , the spirit. Featured tracks include 'Shut Up And Dance', with a contribution from the Black Eyed Peas' Will.I.Am, the wickedly catchy 'Supa Hypnotic', a steamy team-up with vocalist Nicole of the notorious Pussycat Dolls entertainment troupe, the title track 'Clothes Drop', devised by legendary Jamaican rhythm section Sly and Robbie, 'Would You Be' a tribute to the classic R&B beat-ballad style of the Isley Brothers and Al Green, the futuristic 'Don't Ask Her That' produced by Scott Storch, ...
| | Mercenary Hip-Hop Streets, Sins & Sacrifices CD (2005)
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$10.34  The group Mercenary is made up of 3 member all from durham hoods ( North , East, West, the Group was put together by Bos-smit in hope to stop some of the Violence on Durham streets. Taurus Hamlette(MerC) older brother to MerCeewas shot ...
| | Costumbre Entregame CD (2006)
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$11.09 After recording for Hollywood and WEA International, la Costumbre moved to Fonovisa with 2006's Entregame. Sometimes, switching labels can signal a change of direction for a group; the A&R folks at the new label might have something different in mind than the A&R folks at the old label. But Entregame is not a radical departure for Costumbre, who continue to provide romantic, good-natured Mexican pop that is norteño-minded but is not norteño in the purist sense. Entregame is not hardcore norteño in the way that los Huracanes del Norte, los Tigres del Norte, los Tucanes de Tijuana and los Rieleros del Norte are hardcore norteño; rather, Costumbre mixes norteño elements (including a prominent norteño-style accordion) with Latin pop in a crossover fashion that is comparable to the way a Dominican crossover artist might use bachata elements for pop purposes or a Spanish crossover artist might put a very pop-minded spin on flamenco. Some will describe Entregame as Tejano; others may call it grupero, but whatever the terminology one applies, this is ...
| | Grapefruit Around The BBC CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Angelo Guarino Nautilus CD (2008) (Import)
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$28.59 Born in 1962 in Brindisi, by the mediterranian seashore, arrives in Geneva in 1964, buy a 100$ classical guitar and begin to learn fingerstyle folk at 15. Three years later, first TV show with Eddie Pittier.At that time, Michel Haumont, Jerry Reed, David Qualey, Chet Atkins were my heroes. With Alain Rougemont, my first teacher, opening of Michel Haumont at Pic-Plouc folk club in Genèva. Time of longs hairs, white shirts & western boots, then longs hairs, old jeans, and alpaca\'s wool pulls.Several concerts in Switzerland France and Italy. 1996, duet with Michel Marthaler, concert in AMR Geneva.1995-98, Study jazz in Geneva, play duet with Eduardo Kohan , \"Ay mi Sombrero\" quintet wich plays Gardel, Piazzola, and popular world music and jazz standards.Duet \"Aï Ke Dolor\" ...
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