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Music CD - Luny Tunes, Baby Ranks: Mas Flow, Vol. 2
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Music CD: Mas Flow, Vol. 2
Artist: Luny Tunes, Baby Ranks
List Price: $14.98
Our Price: $8.90
Your Save: $ 6.08 ( 41% )
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Manufacturer: Machete Music
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1. Mas Flow Intro - Various Artists
2. Rakata - Wisin
3. El Tiburon - Alexis
4. Dale Castigo - Hector 'El Bambino'
5. Mirame - Daddy Yankee
6. Es Mejor Olvidarlo - Lennox
7. Mayor Que Yo - Hector
8. Oh Johnny! - Mr Vegas
9. Con Rabia - Polaco
10. Sobale El Pelo - Tony Dize
11. Te He Querido, Te He Llorado - Ivy Queen
12. Mirame (2) - Daddy Yankee
13. Dejala Volar - Tito 'El Bambino'
14. Verme - Notch
15. Tortura - Mackie
16. Acorralandome - Trebol Clan
17. Odsession - Frankie J
18. La Killer - O'Neil
19. Fantasia - Alex
20. Gansta - Voltio
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0181623000728
Label: Machete Music
Manufacturer: Machete Music
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Machete Music
Release Date: 2005-03-15
Studio: Machete Music
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Switch it up a bit
Comment: I'm just starting to add Reggaeton to my playlist. I like it on the radio, but the style of the CD seemed to get old after the first half dozen. Too hard all the way through. Would have been nicer if it was broken up with some soft or smoother stuff here and there. I liked about 3 or 4 of the songs on the album. Go Ivy Queen!
Customer Rating:
Summary: DOS!
Comment: Mas Flow 2 has a couple of the greatest reggaeton songs out there, and there are a lot. Luny Tunes know what they're doing and they get all the best artists - Daddy Yankee of course, Tego, Wisin y Yandel and so many more. "Rakata" is one of the best, but "Mayor Que Yo" is by far my favorite reggaeton song. "Verme" is also extremely catchy and the "Mirame" remix is amazing. If you love reggaeton or are just becoming interested in it, either way this should definitly be part of your collection.
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Summary: One of the best reggaeton CDs out there.
Comment: A reviewer said this is a compilation of Puerto Rican artists. That's not really correct. Luny Tunes are DJs. They did some of these songs with these artists, and you can sometimes find those individual songs on the CDs of the reggaeton artists. Some songs are original to the Luny Tunes' albums. Basically, if it's not from PR, it's probably not Reggaeton but spanish rap. The first music called reggaeton was only Dance Hall Reggae in spanish and came from Panama in the 70s but the modern reggaeton is a whole new style of music from PR. Spanish reggae, mixed with rap, salsa, bachata, merengue and techno. And like old school Rap, in Reggaeton there are some very popular DJs who don't rap but they mix for rappers. Luny Tunes are a couple of the top reggaeton DJs and they mix for all the top acts on the island. The best DJs are Luny Tunes, Hector el Father and Noriega. This album and the other Mas Flow with Noriega are some of the best reggaeton albums you can ever buy. If your new to Reggaeton and you want to try some out, you won't go wrong with this album.
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Summary: Mas Flow Dos, Might be the Best Reggaeton CD thus far
Comment: Track #1 Intro: Just like the title of the track, it's just an intro, nothing more nothing less.
Track #2 Rakata: A big hit in the latin clubs, first time you hear it, makes you want to dance. Great song to start off the album with. Great hip-hop feeling to it.
Track #3 El Tiburon: Another great dance hit from the duo producers Luny Tunes. Alexis and Baby Ranks make a great duo on this song. Sort of a Merengue and hip-hop feeling to it.
Track #4 Dale Castigo: Great song to dance along with also big in the clubs.
Track #5 Mirame: A great song from Daddy Yankee mixed with the Hindi-singing of Deevani. The ultimate song as far as mixing genres is concerned, with the mashing of Hip-Hop, Spanish(Cumbia/Merengue/Salsa), Reggae and Indian Music. A very popular song in the underground.
Track #7 Mayor Que Yo: Great song to dance along with. A song about being older than your girlfriend.
Track #10 Sobale El Pelo: Short but good song to listen to.
Track #11 Te He Querido, Te He Llorado: Probably the biggest hit from Ivy Queen thus far. Very popular on the Radio and Dance Floors, even though it's sad admission of a bad relationship. The beats keep you dancing despite the lyrics being a downer. Song is about a bad relationship, the title means "I've loved you and I've cried for you."
Track #12 Mirame 2 Version: Only thing remixed on this version is the addition of Tego's verse's.
Track #13 Dejala Volar: Another great song about a bad relationship.
Track #15 Tortura: A funky little song, great for couples to dance in the clubs.
The rest of the cd is good too, but I honestly feel the rest of the songs are fillers. In other words, they are good songs just not as good as the ones I've listed. Still the best Reggaeton Compilation CD thus far.
Customer Rating:
Summary: ESSENTIAL TO ANY REGGAETON COLLECTION
Comment: Luny Tunes' Mas Flow 2, the epitome of reggaeton music at its finest. The c.d. of all reggaeton c.d.'s. Esto si es el perreo with collaboration after collaboration and hot beat after beat. If you know anything about reggaeton you most definitely should already have this c.d. completely memorized, but if not que malo eres..pero te perdono..now go and buy the c.d. esta que halde!
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Editorial Reviews:
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The young duo Francisco Saldana and Victor Cabrera once worked at Harvard University as a chef and a dishwasher, respectively--but that was before they began remixing, redefining, and revolutionizing the burgeoning reggaeton movement. Talk about a Cinderella story: Known collectively as Luny Tunes, the pair has assembled a first-rate posse of stars for Mas Flow 2, the follow-up to 2003's first installment. Luny Tunes have been called reggaeton's answer to hip-pop producers the Neptunes, and Mas Flow 2 goes a long way towards justifying the comparison. High-wattage stars Daddy Yankee, Ivy Queen, Vico-C and Tego Calderon make appearances throughout the two-disc collection, and lesser-known artists are also highlighted. Even Frankie J pops up for a charged-up remix of his pop hit, "Obsession." The jerky beats of reggaeton can get a bit repetitive, but Luny Tunes add enough flavor to keep the hips swaying throughout the disc's 20-plus tracks. --Joey Guerra
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