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Music CD - Total: Kima, Keisha & Pam
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Music CD: Kima, Keisha & Pam
Artist: Total
List Price: $17.98
Our Price: $9.65
Your Save: $ 8.33 ( 46% )
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Manufacturer: Bad Boy
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Tracks:
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1. Trippin'
2. I Tried
3. Rock Track
4. Masturbation (Interlude)
5. If You Want Me
6. Press Rewind
7. Sitting Home
8. Truth Or Dare (Interlude)
9. What About Us (Remix)
10. There Will Be No #!*@ Tonight (Interlude)
11. Do Something
12. Rain
13. I Tried (Interlude)
14. The Most Beautiful...
15. I Don't Wanna
16. Move Too Fast
17. Bet She Can't
18. I Don't Wanna Smile
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0786127302028
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Bad Boy
Manufacturer: Bad Boy
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Bad Boy
Release Date: 1998-11-03
Studio: Bad Boy
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: GREAT DEAL
Comment: I RECEIVED CD WAY BEFORE TIME. THE QUALITY IS GREAT, THERE ARE NO SCRATCHES AND IT HAD IT'S ORIGINAL CASE.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Kima, Keisha, & Kpam
Comment: There's no denying the musical genius presented here by Kima, Keisha, and Pam. This is a fantastic cd that everyone should own.
Having said that, I've always thought the name of their act could have been better. I've always thought they should have been called Kima, Keisha, and Kpam instead of Kima, Keisha, and Pam.
I'm not dissing Pam by saying that. I love Pam. Next to Pam Dawber, she's my favorite Pam.
But since Kima and Keisha's names start with a 'K,' it would have looked cooler if Pam's name also started with a 'K.'
She wouldn't have had to pronounce it that way. It could have been a silent 'k' like in the words knit and knap.
Oh well.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Off the Heezy
Comment: I really thought this cd was well developed. I think the girls have truely matured and with their second album showed us what the real Total was all about. The whole cd was great especially the two singles that were dropped "Trippin" and "Sittin at Home." But in addition i also enjoyed "Bet She Can't" "Rain" "Move Too Fast" and "Press Rewind" Although I would have to say due to the raunchy lyrics the age group definately went up on this cd, I think it was great and deserves much props.
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Summary: Kima, Keisha, and Pam-The mature Total also known as bad girls of Bad Boy
Comment: I remember this album when I was in the 6th grade. It was blazing. The return of the girls on this album are revived,polished,and mature. On the album, Their flava is poignantly displayed. Missy Elliott wrote 6 of the album's tracks. The single,Trippin,shows us the familiar funky side of Total. The girls co-wrote 7 songs on the album. This album has been certified Gold. Remember,this was 1998-1999.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Bolder and tougher than their debut!
Comment: I thought that Total's second album from 1998 was far better than their first album. Bolder, tougher and edgier than the Puffy dominated debut! The shift to Missy Elliott was a smart move as she and Timbaland handled many of their songs. I like Trippin' and I Tried as well as many of the others. The songs have a more sexual tone than the safe feel of the debut. I liked the funky remix of What About Us, which is heavy on the beats. Maybe the album's coarser themes didn't grab many people that year. They'd still be out there now if they had to. Total actually sound good over Timbaland's choppy rhythms and beats. The throwaway song on here is that Khris Kellow-produced ballad. This Diane Warren-written ballad doesn't work for them here--it's too light a song to match with their bad girl image. I still say this is the better Total album and the right one to match with that bad girl, no nonsense feel of theirs.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Hyped to no end when they first exploded on the scene, the women of Total reminded us that behind every bad boy is a bad girl--and they're back, not to be outdone by fellow erotic ingénues like Foxy Brown and Monifah. Despite the curious British-accented "Yo, bitch, turn this fucking music up" intro, "I Tried" is a slinky late-night groove that showcases Kima, Keisha & Pam's blend of sweet vocals, suggestive lyrics, and kicking beats. Even if each track begins to sound like the last, it doesn't matter when they all sound this good. From the slow-motion steam of "Press Rewind" to the stoned funk of "Move Too Fast," the girls--as obsessed as they are with more carnal concerns--deliver. --Rebecca Wallwork
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