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The Way I See It vs. BlACKsummers'night: Who U Got? In my opinion, the two best rhythm and blues albums from the past two years.
Which is the better record, Raphael Saadiq's 2008 The Way I See It or Maxwell's 2009 BLACKsummers'night? PRINCE: Always and Forever
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I love Maxwell...and had hoped (as on the last 2) for a return to form. No dice.
Mr. Wiggins didn't do it for me either. Unlike House Of Music, this was too much retro-purity.... and sounded more like an inferior period tribute than a retro-update. (swallows hard).....if I had to pick....I say Maxwell (but hardly any claim to glory...that shit was WEAK). Funk Is It's Own Reward | |
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Don't know any of Raphael's music, so I'm a Maxwell guy. I've heard R.S. sing, and his voice is nowhere near Maxwell's, so even on that point, Max has my vote. | |
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i only have raphaels album and i like it for what it is. i never got in to maxwell , so im not too familiar with his work.i go for raphael , because i know his last album and like it | |
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BLACKsummers'night
"Bad Habits" is the best new R&B song I've heard in years, and there's several other stand-out tracks for me. It's an album with a live feel that hasn't been overproduced to death, with no rent-a-rappers, no flavor-of-the-month producers, one writing partner, old school yet still contemporary, short and sweet...it's everything I want in a R&B album. While the throwback vibe of Saadiq's album is cool, it didn't really do it for me. Nothing about it really grabbed me. It's still miles above most R&B these days, though. | |
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Kara said: BLACKsummers'night
"Bad Habits" is the best new R&B song I've heard in years, and there's several other stand-out tracks for me. It's an album with a live feel that hasn't been overproduced to death, with no rent-a-rappers, no flavor-of-the-month producers, one writing partner, old school yet still contemporary, short and sweet...it's everything I want in a R&B album. While the throwback vibe of Saadiq's album is cool, it didn't really do it for me. Nothing about it really grabbed me. It's still miles above most R&B these days, though. I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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Going to go with Raphael in this one. Staying In Love, Love That Girl and Oh Girl was the HEAT Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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