Dru World Order - Dru Hill

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Dru Hill / Import / Audio CD released 2002-11-26 at Polydor / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Lo ... more

Dru World Order - Dru Hill ... Love/Hate
2 Xstacy Jones
3 I Should Be...
4 If I Could
5 No Doubt
6 On Me
7 Old Love
8 She Said
9 I Do (Millions)
10 I Love You
11 Never Stop Loving You
12 Men Always Regret
13 My Angel/How Could You

Newest Review: ... one), and although it is unoriginal to do so, there are faultless ones' which are picked out. 4. "If I ... more

... Could" Bryan-Michael Cox is behind this one, and I really want to know what he was thinking as he made the beat for this one as it really makes no sense, the way it is constructed seems to defy all sorts of unwritten rules in producing as its beats are so oddly placed that it confuses you as you listen to it, and it means you really have to put in effort to get your head round the structure, but once you do, it is certainly a good one with the club sound coming through. **Four Stars** 5. "No Doubt" This one has...more

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Dru World Order - Dru Hill: 4 To 3 To 4 To 5 (1289 words)
by - written on 24/04/09 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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"Dru World Order" came out in 2002 and marked a point where Dru Hill, the Baltimore R&B group responsible for "How Deep is Your Love", had returned to the game after last releasing in 1998, they came back from a split, and welcoming of new member as Scola joined Nokio, Woody, Jazz and Sisqó (who had done two solo albums in the meantime) on an album to test whether they could stay together much longer. 1. "Love/Hate" To kick the album off, you have them getting right back to the material which they left off on with this, their third album, as they begin by showing where their key influences have come from with some ... Read the complete review

Obey the Dru World Order (1066 words)
by - written on 18/09/08 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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**Introduction** After the success of Boyz II Men in the early 1990's there were plenty of male R&B vocal groups coming through to try and have their own success. Some failed miserably and some like Dru Hill carved out a fine career for themselves. Dru Hill began their journey in Baltimore, Maryland. Tamir "Nokio" Ruffin was the group's founder and leader; his bandmates included main lead singer Mark "Sisqó" Andrews, Larry "Jazz" Anthony, and James "Woody Rock" Green. After Mark "Sisqo" Andrews and James "Woody Rock" Green released solo albums to varying degrees of success the band ... Read the complete review