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Enter the Dru - Dru Hill (Cassette 1998)


Getting Down With Dru Hill
Review created: 12/27/00
by: Monnie1976-- a member of Epinions and Top Reviewer in Music
Pros:
Diverse songs, excellent vocals, soul and emotion, good mood music
Cons:
None
Dru Hill exploded into my awareness after their major success "How Deep Is Your Love" saturated the airwaves from the soundtrack Rush Hour. Definitely one of the most talented R
Review ID: 10000000000261793

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Exit The Record Store Without This CD
Review created: 02/20/04
by: whisperscream -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Some good production and lyrics in spots; Some good singing
Cons:
Way too many ballads; At points, they sound like horny teenagers
The Main Idea: Sisqo, Jazz, Woody
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Enter the store to get Enter the Dru
Review created: 03/01/00
by: NicKx2oOo1 -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Really good beats, has some rap parts in it
Cons:
some of the songs were too slow and not what dru hill really sings
ENTER THE DRU is a sizzling showcase for their studio skills, with members of the group involved with the production on thirteen of the album's sixteen tracks. Super hitmaker Babyface co-wrote and co-produced the first single ("These Are The Times"); famed writer / producer Daryl Simmons (who produced "In My Bed" and "Never Make A Promise" on the first album) was responsible for two cuts, including a heart-wrenching remake of old school legends The Dells' "The Love We Had (Stays On My Mind)"; while Grammy-winner David Foster co-produced the Diane Warren ballad, "What Do I Do With The Love."...
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One of the Best R&B of the Year
Review created: 12/26/99
by: vi9 -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Great CD
Cons:
none that i can find
This CD is...GREAT. All of the beats and lyrics really hit you in an unexpected way. The bass is phat, if you have a great stereo system in your home and want everyone to know it...pop this CD in. After playing this CD, I popped in Juvenile and I asked myself "Where is the bass?". It's amazing. But not only the bass, the words really fit where you need them to. If you're having any problems with anyone you know, if you listen to this CD you will feel better. It's really amazing how these artists can just sit there and write these songs and actually make them fit into anyone's life. This...
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A must have for fans of R&B
Review created: 02/07/00
by: chris_gylock -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Ballads
Cons:
Somewhat edited (band's decision)
Dru Hill's sophomore CD "Enter the Dru" is by far one of the most engaging CDs in the R
Review ID: 10000000000261791

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