WBBD Bootcity! The Remix Album - Bell Biv DeVoe

Description: Genre: R&B & Soul - Soul / Artist: Bell Biv DeVoe / Audio CD released 1991-08-27 at Ims / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 In ... more

WBBD Bootcity! The Remix Album - Bell Biv DeVoe ... Intro/D.J. Opening
2 Word to the Mutha!
3 Ain't Nut'in' Changed
4 B.B.D. (I Thought It Was Me)? [DJ Mo Grind Time]
5 Do Me! [Smoothe]
6 I Do Need You
7 Interview/Uhh Ahh
8 Let Me Know Something?!
9 She's Dope! [AKA Dope!][Mix]
10 Do Me! [Mental]
11 When Will I See You Smile Again? [DJ Close]
12 Poison [London Style]

Newest Review: ... Jack Swing sub-genre in R&B. **Four Stars** 4. "B.B.D." DJ Mo Grind is responsible for what occurs here as ... more

... he cuts up the track when the group are seen to just takes things to a new high as they jump on top of classic material from James Brown in order to take them to where they need to be and what was hot in the club scene at the time. It is one which really stands out here and I felt that the implementation of the throwback samples was an influence upon this effect. **Five Stars** 5. "Do Me!" (Smoothe) You find that although because it is named as a 'Remix Album' they aren't just going to mess with old fly cu...more

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	WBBD Bootcity! The Remix album Release Date: 1991 - 08 - 27, Audio CD, Ims Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47	£ 7.90

WBBD Bootcity! The Remix album
Release Date: 1991 - 08 - 27, Audio CD, Ims

Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47

£ 7.90

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WBBD Bootcity! The Remix Album - Bell Biv DeVoe: Far From Poison! (1174 words)
by - written on 10/09/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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In 1991 Bell Biv DeVoe (who consisted of Slick, R.D. and Biv - all former New Edition members) came with "WBBD- Bootcity!". The release came as an opportunity to build up hype on the way to their second album as they brought this remix release out to pull out all of the extra energy which was found within the New Jack Swing album "Poison", which featured (most notably) a sng which takes the title from the name of the collection. 1. "DJ Opening" (Intro) 2. "Word To The Mutha!" Following a freaky and hyped starter, you have a track which takes it time to really work its way up to the sort of level ... Read the complete review