Mark Morrison Discography of CDs

Unlike many British soul acts who tend to serve their music up with a polite, retro presentation, Mark ...

Unlike many British soul acts who tend to serve their music up with a polite, retro presentation, Mark ...

The British urban/r&b singer's 1997 album, features 16 tracks including the smash hit 'Who's The Mack', along with 4 new tracks, 5 remixes, plus a special live version of 'Return Of The Mack'. WEA.

Mark Morrison music CDs Track Listing of songs: Innocent Man; Blackstabbers; Dance 4 Me; Lately; Friday; Nigga Ain't No Good; Best Friend; Just A ...

Mark Morrison discography Track Listing of songs: Crazy;

Mark Morrison songs Track Listing of songs: Return Of The Mack;

Mark Morrison CD discography  

Mark Morrison CD discography Track Listing of songs: Return Of The Mack-C&J X-Tended Radio Edit; Return Of The Mack-Da Beatminerz Remix; Accappella Of The Mack; Trippin'; Trippin'; Return Of The Mack;

Mark Morrison albums  

Mark Morrison albums Track Listing of songs: Moan & Groan (Radio Edit); Return Of The Mack (Incredible B-Boy Orchestra Edit);

Mark Morrison music CDs Audio Remixer: Daz Dillinger. Track Listing of songs: Just a Man; Backstabbers;

If the liberated mixtape Tha Blackprint Edition looks like a stopgap street release given a little of that ...

Four years after their last record, the guitar-driven Kokopelli, British trio Kosheen returned to the scene with their third album, Damage. On it, they attempt to bridge the drum'n'bass/electronica of their early work with the rock they explored in Kokopelli, ending up with something that, while not exactly satisfying, is successful in displaying the talents and influences of each member while still retaining the band's cleanly produced, hooky sound. Lyricist and singer Sian Evans approaches the songs from a pop standpoint, so there are clear delineations between verse and chorus, so even when things began to feel samey -- and they definitely do: there are only so many possible variations on the same basic minor chords -- there are enough catchy lines to keep the album from dragging because of it. The length -- over 80 minutes -- in fact, works as more of a hindrance to Damage than the actual pieces. It's just a little too much, a little too long, a little too dramatic, and put together it can be hard to stomach all at once. Not that there aren't some enjoyable pieces here. "Overkill" has an almost Teddybears feel, with more intense, darker electric guitars mixed with the ...