Mary J. Blige Mary
Q: Included in Q Magazine's "50 Best Albums of 1999."
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CD Details
- Released: August 17, 1999
- Originally Released: 1999
- Label: Mca
Entertainment Reviews:
Rolling Stone - 9/2/99, p.110
4 stars (out of 5) - "...superstar-packed.... Mary is moving away from the...sound of her earlier albums into a sound that's...more soulful, singing over a large live band or alongside Eric Clapton's guitar or Elton's piano. But she remains the queen of hip-hop soul..."Rolling Stone - 9/2/99, p.110
4 stars (out of 5) - "...superstar-packed.... Mary is moving away from the...sound of her earlier albums into a sound that's...more soulful, singing over a large live band or alongside Eric Clapton's guitar or Elton's piano. But she remains the queen of hip-hop soul..."Spin - 10/99, p.164
9 out of 10 - "...Emotionally gripping and stylistically diverse, this album should allow Blige to transcend the limited and somewhat apologetic 'Queen of Hip-Hop Soul' label..."Spin - 10/99, p.164
9 out of 10 - "...Emotionally gripping and stylistically diverse, this album should allow Blige to transcend the limited and somewhat apologetic 'Queen of Hip-Hop Soul' label..."Entertainment Weekly - 8/20-27/99, pp.123-4
"...Does what Mary J. Blige does best - making a heart-to-heart connection with her female fans by channelling the everyday insults and injuries of the love wars into passionate vocal art." - Rating: B+Entertainment Weekly - 8/20-27/99, pp.123-4
"...Does what Mary J. Blige does best - making a heart-to-heart connection with her female fans by channelling the everyday insults and injuries of the love wars into passionate vocal art." - Rating: B+sQ - 1/00, p.83
Included in Q Magazine's "50 Best Albums of 1999."Q - 9/99, p.101
4 stars (out of 5) - "...Whether freestyling over skipping, Timbaland-influenced beats on 'Beautiful One' or the straightforward swing of 'Your Child', Blige can turn from sassy to agonized to vulnerable in the space of a single phrase....The Queen Of Hip Hop Soul remains classy and invincible."Q - 9/99, p.101
4 stars (out of 5) - "...Whether freestyling over skipping, Timbaland-influenced beats on 'Beautiful One' or the straightforward swing of 'Your Child', Blige can turn from sassy to agonized to vulnerable in the space of a single phrase....The Queen Of Hip Hop Soul remains classy and invincible."The Source - 10/99, p.240
"...when you take Mary's pure emotion...and place it over its rightful medium, something incredible is bound to happen....she dares to break the hip-hop soul template she helped create, and do something different. Something our loop-weary souls need."The Source - 10/99, p.240
"...when you take Mary's pure emotion...and place it over its rightful medium, something incredible is bound to happen....she dares to break the hip-hop soul template she helped create, and do something different. Something our loop-weary souls need."Rap Pages - 10/99, pp.144-5
"...It's sweet. It's consistent. It's personable. It's mature....A field trip of energy relative to all. And of course, each track is blessed with the influence of Hip-Hop soul, jazz and blues. Hail Mary!" - Rating: BRap Pages - 10/99, pp.144-5
"...It's sweet. It's consistent. It's personable. It's mature....A field trip of energy relative to all. And of course, each track is blessed with the influence of Hip-Hop soul, jazz and blues. Hail Mary!" - Rating: BTracks:
- 1.All That I Can Say - (featuring Lauryn Hill)
- 2.Sexy - (featuring Jadakiss)
- 3.Deep Inside - (featuring Elton John)
- 4.Beautiful Ones
- 5.I'm in Love
- 6.Time
- 7.Memories
- 8.Don't Waste Your Time
- 9.Not Lookin'
- 10.Your Child
- 11.No Happy Holidays
- 12.The Love I Never Had
- 13.Give Me You - (featuring Eric Clapton)
- 14.Let No Man Put Asunder
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