they didn't even get their new cd released in the US.



Product Details

Audio CD (April 11, 2007)
Original Release Date: April 11, 2007
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Import, Extra tracks
Label: Avex
ASIN: B000HEZ2Z2
Average Customer Review: based on 14 reviews. (Write a review.)
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #25,648 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings
1. Muzak video: http://video.aol.com/vide...16349click here:
2. Gonna Have
3. Here I Come
4. Perfect Love Song
5. Misunderstanding
6. Booed Up
7. You Don't Love Me
8. Last Time
9. Just Like Me
10. Crush
11. Ego
12. Morning Loe
13. Muzak Ft. Atsushie (Exile)


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Editorial Reviews

Product Description
2006 Advanced Japanese pressing adds the bonus track ''Muzak'' feat. Atsushi (Exile). Fifteenth anniversary commemorative release from R&B giants Boyz II Men. This is their first release in four years, featuring everything from their upper party tracks to their legendary slow jams. A highly-anticipated release. BBMC.


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Isn't one guy missing?


Smooches;)

MsMisha319 said:

yeah Mike --the deep bass voice guy--left the group in 2003 because of chronic back problems. a lot of performances you would see him wih a cane or just sitting on stool

Fury said:

I didn't even know they were still together They ruined R&B as far as I'm concerned


Smooches;)

I didn't even know they were still together [/b]They ruined R&B as far as I'm concerned [b]



Wanya has a great voice...please your statement

Saw them last year and they still sound GREATTTTT!

who's the fat guy singing? Wanya?

Jaythestar7 said:

How did they ruin R&B?

I played the treads off of Cooleyhighharmony and II. Then inevitably they started repeating themselves, which I guess is what you do when you have hit songs that stay number 1 for like 15 weeks. They could definitely sing but they were destined to burn out pretty quickly.

GottaLetitgo said:

...and they did, i guess.

Rhondab said:

Saw them twice in the past 6 months and they were in fact still great! Wanya has an amazing voice!

jthad1129 said:

I miss them. They were like the male En Vogue.

2ndRevolution said:

ooohh!!!


En Vogue never begged....

funkpill said:

...I meant vocally.

2ndRevolution said:

That is exactly what I was thinking...both so white hot for awhile and then time marched on without them.

they were awesome when they released the II album and evolution

Jaythestar7 said:

I saw them on a double bill with K-ci & jojo a couple of months ago and they ripped it. Wanya can wail like crazy! Blew K-ci & jojo off the stage without breaking a sweat.

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2ndRevolution said:

They both had excellent harmonies.

...but the difference to me was the soloists. All of the En Vogue ladies were great soloists, but I didn't really like any of the Boyz (no, not even Wanya) in that capacity. I think a better comparison to En Vogue vocally would be Shai.

the best backup group mariah ever had!

GottaLetitgo said:

Well, the downfall of B2M was Jodeci. Once chicks got a taste of the badboy/thug it was all over for the clean-cut foursome. Chicks didn't want to be wined and dined, they wanted to be fucked backstage.

As for en Vogue, once Dawn left that was pretty much the end of them.

Boys II Men was one of the groups tonight in NewYork Wingate Field W/ special guest Ruben Studdard. (Winthrop ST. between Brooklyn & Kingston Avenues) There are free concerts every Monday second week of July thru late August. The shows begin 7:30PM.
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DawnD said:

They were not real R&B, IMO. They were a pop version of R&B. They made it easier for white pop groups like 'Nsync and the Backstreet Boys. In the beginning, they were fine, but then they became more pop than jiffy. Their style of singing was not authentic, it was commercial.



Smooches;)

Lauryn Hill W/special guest is doing a show there also Aug 6

MuthaFunka said:

Nah, they co-existed quite well. They both had peak years from roughly '91-'95.


Sad, but true (although I'm one of the few who liked EV3).

AlexdeParis said:[quote]

MuthaFunka said:

By the end of it all, the fans chose the badboy image. Where are the clean cut groups at now? Now all you see is the thug life.

MuthaFunka said:

That's more a function of hip-hop co-opting R&B. In fact, after those groups began to simultaneously fade into the sunset, it was the Hailey boys who resurrected their careers by doing the clean-cut thing.

MuthaFunka said:

Her parting sealed EnVogues fate. Damn Shame.

AlexdeParis said:

I don't know, because then came Jagged Edge and 112 and groups like that, that more so resembled Jodeci than B2M.

MuthaFunka said:

More bullshit format and less substance.