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Music CD - Immature: Playtyme Is Over
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Music CD: Playtyme Is Over
Artist: Immature
List Price: $11.98
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Manufacturer: Mca
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1. I Don't Mind - Immature, England, Colin
2. Never Lie - Immature, Cueni, Claudio
3. Walk You Home - Immature, Pennon, Roy Dog
4. Constantly - Immature, Beal, Teron
5. Broken Heart - Immature, Cueni, Claudio
6. Summertime - Immature, Stokes, Chris
7. Nothing But a Party - Immature, Hudnall, Kyle
8. Look into Your Eyes - Immature, Stokes, Chris
9. Sweetest Love - Immature, Grady, Lathun
10. Just a Little Bit - Immature, Pearson, Delroy
11. I Don't Mind - Immature, England, Colin
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0008811106829
Label: Mca
Manufacturer: Mca
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Mca
Release Date: 1994-08-02
Studio: Mca
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: The good ol days! ( I loved me some Batman)
Comment: Man this whole album is jammin from start to finish.I remember when I had this tape back when I was 11 years old,im now 25( have upgraded to the cd) and i still love to play this album! "sigh' what happened to the good ol days when music made you just feel good inside!
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Summary: GREAT JOB
Comment: THIS WAS MY FIRST TIME ORDERING FROM AMAZON AND I REALLY ENJOYED THE EXPERIENCE. I GOT MY PACKAGE ON TIME AND EVERYTHING WAS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND WORKED PROPERLY. THANK YOU.
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Summary: Still Love It!
Comment: Twelve years after this album was released I still love it. "Never Lie" is still one of my favorite songs and I still get the same tingly feeling inside when I hear it as I did when I was 14. This CD, for me, is another classic I will never let go of.
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Summary: great album
Comment: i LOVED this cd back in the day and i still do. if you're a really big fan like me....GET THIS ALBUM!
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Summary: Adult's Playtyme
Comment: As most of the music industry's 'kiddie' groups that are one hit, one album wonders, Immature had a sound and a style that changed and led them to multiple releases and hits. What makes this album standout is the production and the slow grooves. "Never Lie", produced by Chris Stokes (also responsible for B2K, Marques Houston and Omarion) & Claudio Cueni captured the group in a more sophisticated atmosphere with the live acoustic guitar. Young Marques Houston was impressive on the mature "Constantly", which in fact happen to be the song that made me purchase this album. Both versions of "I Don't Mind" instantly rekindle memories. I wish the Padapella Mix of "Never Lie" was on here as well to push this on that other level.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Bubblegum-soul has been a staple of the R&B charts from the Jackson 5 through New Edition to the New Kids on the Block. Dominating the genre this year is Immature, the L.A. trio that scored a top-10 single with "Never Lie." Immature may well be one of the few bubblegum-soul groups to outlast adolescence because it has two important assets: a marvelous ballad singer in 13-year-old Marques Houston and a hook-savvy songwriter-producer in Chris Stokes. Deftly balancing sweet soul harmonies and hip-hop beats, the Immature album Playtime Is Over has pleasures beyond its hit single and rewards for listeners of all ages. Houston and his two bandmates, Jerome Jones and new addition Kelton Kessee, were only 12 when they recorded the album but they sound markedly more accomplished and sophisticated than they did on the group's '93 debut flop. The puppy-love innocence of songs like "Walk You Home" and "Summertime" is refreshing in the current R&B scene, but anyone who has ever had a romantic impulse will identify with the giddy infatuation of "I Don't Mind" and the new single, "Constantly." A few raps are sprinkled through the album, but the emphasis is clearly on romantic balladry, and the combination of Stokes's catchy melodies, the silky three-part harmonies, and Houston's relaxed, seductive leads proves irresistible. --Geoffrey Himes
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