Another Level - Blackstreet

Description: Genre: R&B & Soul - Soul / Artist: Blackstreet / Audio CD released 1999-06-18 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more

Another Level - Blackstreet ... Tracklisting
1 Black & Street Intro
2 This Is How We Roll
3 No Diggity - Blackstreet, Dr. Dre
4 Fix
5 Good Lovin'
6 Let's Stay In Love
7 We Gonna Take U Back (Lude) / Don't Leave Me
8 Never Gonna Let You Go
9 I Wanna Be Your Man
10 Taja's Lude (Interlude)
11 My Paradise (Interlude)
12 Deja's Poem
13 (Money Can't) Buy Me Love
14 Blackstreet (On The Radio) - Blackstreet, Morris Baxter
15 I Can't Get You (Out Of My Mind)
16 I'll Give It To You
17 Happy Song (Tonite)
18 Motherlude
19 The Lord Is Real (Time Will Reveal)

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... **Ten Stars** 5. "Good Lovin'" They keep the high standard of things in full effect with this one as you have them performing a tune which has them speaking on how they are always down for some "Good Lovin'", whether it be in the morning or evening. You get Riley taking things a stage further with the beats as he keeps to the Sing feel of things and tries new things with it. To make the most of what he is capable of. **Five Stars** 6. "Let's Stay In Love" Here is one which has t...more

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Another Level - Blackstreet: Some Next Level Tunes (1443 words)
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"Another Level" came out in 1996, and was the seond, and most successful album from BLACKstreet. The group at this time consisted of Teddy Riley, Chauncey Hannibal, Dave Hollister, and Mark Middelton. Riley had moved on to creating this awesome four piece after the break-up of his New Jack Swing trio, Guy, and here he continues to take the same role in that one as he did before as he makes the Hip Hop-influenced beats for them. 1. "Black & Street" (Intro) 2. "This Is How We Roll" To get things going, we have them warming the album up in a genlte way as they come up with a tune which has them coming with ... Read the complete review