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 Finally - Blackstreet
 Finally - Blackstreet ... Blackstreet Intro/Can You Feel Me2 Girlfriend/Boyfriend 3 Yo Love 4 I Got What You On 5 Drama/Misery Interlude 6 I'm Sorry 7 Think About You 8 Black And White 9 In A Rush 10 Hustler's Prayer 11 Finally 12 Take Me There 13 Don't Stop Newest Review: ... (taken from Roger Troutman) you find that you get a bit of a West Coast swing from it to get them to recover from the one ... more ... prior to it and remind you of their classic years with a fly, exciting joint.
**Four Stars**
5. "Drama"
In this lengthy one, you see that they try out something which clearly takes from the time in which they had the most success in as they lay down a tune which has them returning towards the seductive mid-nineties when R. Kelly, Keith Sweat and Jodeci did their thing, and so here they try to get back to this kind of thing here, but it just doesn't do what it should and it sits as an average song here. ...more |
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Finally - Blackstreet: Took Your Time (1188 words)
by - written on 06/08/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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After a gap of three years, the R&B group BLACKstreet were seen to return in 1999 with "Finally" after dropping their classic "Another level" release in 1996. It them, then taking on a line-up with Terry Philips, Mark Middleton, Chauncey Hannibal and Teddy Riley coming with more of their Hip Hop-influenced R&B tunes as they had to keep u with the massive shift in the way R&B had developed since their last release as they tried to catch up. 1. "Can You Feel Me" (Intro) 2. "Girlfriend/Boyfriend" Here you see that they kick right into what was a top single from the album and something ... Read the complete review
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