PricelessHo said:

I was all, "Is she anti-period, or is she just pro-letting-it-all-flow?"

minneapolisgenius said:

I used to love that song too.....but I think I like any song that samples Beethoven's 5th , like this mash-up I heard with Walter Murphy's one from the 70's and Kanye West's Gold Digger. I don't even like Kanye,but I like that mash-up. I thought he was better looking with long wavy hair too.

Janfriend said:

He seems sweet from interviews.

Could tolerate it the first 25 times I heard it on the radio, 100 times later and I now hate the song and quickly change the station or turn off the radio if I can.

Heard him live. Wasn't that impressed.

I still can't get past the fact that he looks just like his dad Alan Thicke from "Growing Pains".

AnckSuNamun said:

He is very sweet! Too sweet to be in the music business. He's so considerate of others too. I talked to him for 30 minutes, just me and him. He's not presumptuous (sp?) at all.

Janfriend said:

He is very sweet, no ego trippin' at all and takes the time to speak to each of his fans after a show. Plus he has me as one of his top friends on myspace.

funkyslsistah said:

I hope KISS 98.1 adds it to their playlist too

FunkMistress said:

I think the song sounds like Maxwell or Remy Shand.I could see either one of them recording this song.

Ifsixwuz9 said:

wow I didnt realised he was getting airplay like that, i wonder why his records never chart

love his new album, i love this song, but my favorite song off the whole album is "I Need Love"....that song gives me goose bumps up my spine when he hits those notes!!!

I need to check out his debut album too since people on here have been raving about it.

missfee said:

I dig the debut much more than this....he wasn't trying to be commercial. The first album kinda reminds me of Van Hunt, only because Robin wasn't fitting into any one genre of music.

I dig I Need Love but my favorite tracks are Can U Believe and Lonely World.

Stymie said:

On his latest CD,are there any other cool slow jams like "Lost Without You"? I like the stripped down,acoustic soul approach of that song.I'm thinking of buying his CD,I just hope there's not alot of hip-hop sounding tracks.

AnckSuNamun said:

Exactly! I remember this one rap song from a few years back that used it (the Walter Murphy version). I just checked the wikipedia page about it, and it was some guy called A+. That must have been his only hit. I totally remember that song though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ar_culture

SoulAlive said:

Not really in the same flavor to me, a couple more kinda remind me of Lost Without U but with one has a little latin feel and the other a more pop feel. You should pick up the CD and if you don't like it, send it to me.

Stymie said:

will do

i feel a trip to the record store coming up.

My secong favorite song is 2 the Sky. I like this live performance but wish he didn't cut out the instrumental at the end on the record.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...qc6ZaQ_exI

missfee said:

The debut is classic

SoulAlive said:

"Teach U A Lesson" is the closest to Lost Withiut U and it is the SHIT! Also, Would That Make U Love Me is nice, musically. There are no hip-hop sounding tracks. His r&b is more 70's style, with major emphasis on lyrics, instrumentation and arrangment. It's not that makeshift stuff on the radio
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Janfriend said:

him & john legend both took this direction their records. great listen.

I did not LIKE his 1st cd, but this one is great.

Janfriend said:

This song is sexy for days. Sometimes I can't even listen to it, it's so hot.

JackieBlue said:

How do you like the bootlegs I sent you (as BlackBuddy)?

Janfriend said:

Janfriend that was you? I can't believe how much the songs remind me of Prince. I like them all but my favorite is In My Dreams. It's sooo Minneapolis. I think on those tracks a little and on the first album his voice sounds a little nasal but not on Evolution except for Lonely World. Weird.

Fury said:

ME!!! I love his CD

This is a beautiful, sensual song. I like it a lot. The album is also very good, and I hope his career continues on the upswing. Though Pharrell's fingerprints are on the album it still feels like his own creation and that he didn't rely on Pharrell to make a good record. He's good enough on his own, so I'd love to see him make music all on his own in the future.

And he looks much better with the short hair!

TommyRoss said:

Pharrell only worked on one song. All other material is original and created by him and his collaborator Pro J (James Gass) as with his first album. Robin doesn't really work with other producers
[Edited 12/23/06 0:48am]