Keith Sweat - Keith Sweat

**Introduction** After reading the first review of this album on Dooyoo courtesy of the excellent XICripZ I decided to give the album a listen and searched on google for the album. I was aware of Keith Sweat before the review through his solo career aswell as his time in the R&B trio LSG with Gerald Levert and Johnny Gill. After doing a little reading on Keith Sweat I was suprised to discover that his first album was released in 1987 and he had released a total of 11 solo albums to date. **The album** This self titled album from Keith Sweat was released in 1996 and features a number of collaborations, these include Ron Isley and ...  Read the complete review

Keith Sweat released his self-entitled fifth album in 1996, and it turned out to be the biggest-selling record of the R&B singer's career. It features some of his most well-known material, amongst those you find "Nobody and "Twisted". 1. "Twisted" This is a classic R&B song, and amongst the best of its sort from the time as it was done just before all the other heavyweights in the game dropped highly-emotive songs. He had the edge though with his soulful, deep, Barry White-esque take on it, and I would be surprised if you can't recall this one as he explains a situation which his girl seems to have got ...  Read the complete review