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TIMBALAND + MAGOO feat. AALIYAH - Man Undercover Welcome To Our World (1997) I'm falling in love with that Aaliyah, Ginuwine, Timbaland, Missy Elliot, Playa, Magoo 1996-2001 era all over again. It's taking me back.

That's how I always felt...but as I got back to revisit it, it's much better than I remember thinking. Maybe it was bad timing...maybe the current state of music has lifted its quality. I don't know. All I can say is that feeling it more than ever, though it's still my leave favorite Brandy album. AALIYAH - Hot Like Fire (Timbaland's Groove Mix) One In A Million (1997)

I got an email from EGospel and I'm not able to copy the text, but here's a short article about how Nate Dogg was going to take his music in a different direction (according 2 Warren G) and how there is "new" music on the way. Check it! http://ugospel.com/gospel-was-next-for-nate-dogg/?utm_source=uGospel&utm_campaign=325f0c3394-uGospel+Daily+eNEWS&utm_medium=email

BRANDY - Full Moon Full Moon (2002) Rekindling myself with this album. Brandy deserves to be on top. This popular R-N-B artists are malnourishing.

Awesome speech...she's so genuine. And as always, she looks flawless.

THANX!! I want to take this opportunity to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY 2 everyone on the board throughout the year. I'm awful at replying to everyone else's birthday posts. Life is just busy! p.s. I chose not to participate in aging.

That is hilarious...I gotta share it on FB.

Awesome! Thanx for posting this!

FP is just being silly...he's mixing actual friends with random people. The "I Wanna Rock" remixes are all dope!

Please translate...lol. Can you sum it up?

DEALZ JACKSON - That's How I Feel (2011) Jackie's son/MJ nephew has skillz. I love this song!!

I think it's crazy. There definitely is feeling of closure. I can only imagine how the family and friends of victims feel. I think it's ridiculous that people are all about seeing the two pictures of him shot tho.' Regardless of what he was responsible for, it seems a bit barbaric to me that people are demanding to see them.

I think the new song is dope. It just a straight beat with them flowing over it. No gimmicks, trending production, crappy guests. It's Hip-Hop in it's truest form. I think a lot of Royce's production and Relapse was it or miss but it was never BAD. I have no problem with a beat that isn't fantastic as long as it's not bad and the emcee does right lyrically/vocally. I think Recovery's beats (other than 1 or 2 songs) was dope. Commercial or underground, those beats were dope. Once Em got away from his usual producers, it was like a breath of fresh air entered his music.

Though I've never followed his career very close, I've always thought Royce Da 5'9" had skills. Now that Eminem has got his stuff 2gether again, I'm really excited for this EP!! Just hearing the news takes me 10 years back. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Eminem announces details of upcoming EP By Jonah Bayer • 1 hour ago Breaking News . Eminem hasn’t updated his twitter account in months, but last night he took to the Internet to announce that his upcoming EP with Royce Da 5′9 would be called Hell: The Sequel. The duo —who are referring to themselves as “Bad Meets Evil — will release the EP on June 14th. This also marks the first time that these two rappers have worked together in over a decade. . Royce, who appeared on Eminem’s 1999 commercial breakthrough The Slim Shady LP, had a very drawn-out public feud with Em and his hip-hop group D12 from 2003 to 2008. Both acts ended up releasing diss tracks aimed at each other, however Royce patched things up with the group a few years back and was even featured on a D12 mixtape called Return Of The Dozen. . Last week, the duo’s song “Fast Lane” appeared online (which you can listen to here) and saw the two MCs trading rhymes in a traditional battle-style format, and included Eminem giving a shout out to Nicki Minaj that’s so dirty we can’t even quote it on this site. When asked how the duo reunited, Royce recently told MTV, “Me and Em, when we started hangin’ again — he don’t go anywhere — so we were hangin’ at the studio. We just started making records, just making ‘em because we were both in the lab and we had free time.”

Hall and Oates have some classic 80's tracks but I really love their early/mid 2000's soulful stuff. LFO - Forever LFO (1999) Always loved this love song...

JAMES BLUNT - You're Beautiful Back To Bedlam (2005) It's been awhile since I've heard this. I still like this song...takes me back to a good place.

I had no problem with the CGI. I've only watched the movie 3 times but I thought it looked fine and very creepy. The only thing I don't like about the movie was the rushed ending.

MC HAMMER - Do Not Pass Me By Too Legit To Quit (1991) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdpl3DLV7Ac&feature=related I can't believe this is how they opened the AMA's years ago. How can u not feel the spirit after watching that. HAPPY EASTER!!

This is what I got for your S Club 7...lol DA LENCH MOB - All On My Nut Sac Guerillas In Tha Mist (1992) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b06QTK4pEQ I got in so much trouble when I talked the bus driver into playing this song (or part of it) on the bus in 7th grade. lol

I would say "Yo! Home To Bel-Air" is the best theme ever...then this! HEAVY D + THE BOYZ - In Living Color (1989) Then Queen Latifah's "Living Single"

KESHA + ANDRE 3000 - Sleazy (Remix) I Am The Dance Commander...And I Command You To Dance (2011) Kesha's music is guilty pleasure of mine when I'm in the mood for mindless, dumb, dance music....How did she get Andrew 3000 on the track?! lol

I own this! Collection complete!

YES!!!!

JENNIFER LOPEZ - Alive J 2 The L-O (2002)

I will agree that she's improved over the years, but I consider her bottom of the barrel when it comes to talent. When there are legends like Latifah, why settle for people who can't bring half the heat she does.