Musiq Soulchild - Juslisen - Special Edition - Retail - 2008

[Jammajay]

Tracklist:
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cd1

01 Scratch Introlude 00:32
02 Newnesscaught Up 03:48
03 Caughtup 03:27
04 Stoplayin 04:04
05 Religious 04:19
06 Babygirl 03:34
07 Halfcrazy (Summer Maddness Remix) 04:15
08 Time 05:17
09 Future 04:00
10 Intermission- Juslisen 02:07
11 Realove 04:27
12 Onenight 04:42
13 Previouscats 04:00
14 Solong 04:15
15 Bestfriend 04:24
16 Dontchange (Pound Boys Main Mix Long) 05:09
17 Motherfather 04:32
18 Something 05:08
19 Ifiwouldaknew (Girlnextdoor Remix) 04:32

cd2

01 Dontchange (Remix) 04:01
02 Halfcrazy (Remix) 03:36
03 Halfcrazy (Summer Madness Remix) 03:38
04 Beautiful Contradiction 04:46
05 Break You Off (Lp Version) 04:49
06 Break You Off (Acapella) 04:38
07 Dontchange (Pound Boys Main Mix) 11:55

Total Runtime: 1:53:41
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Release Notes:
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Striking another blow for the fertile Philadelphia neo-soul
movement is Musiq, whose sophomore bow JUSLISEN (JUST LISTEN)
packs 70-plus minutes of songs overflowing with thick beats,
juicy jams, and the Soulchild's sweet singing. Avoiding the
trite practice of loading up on celebrity cameos, Musiq
instead handles much of the heavy lifting himself with
songwriting partner Carvin Haggins. Continuity is at the heart
of JUSLISEN, as many of the songs are sequels to numbers
appearing on his debut AIJUSWANASEING.

Slow jam "Time" takes an abstract approach towards romance,
not unlike the previoius album's "Love." The Stevie
Wonder-flavored "Newness" follows up on the pursuit of "Girl
Next Door," and the hip-hop-laced "Caughtup" follows
through on "Seventeen." Even Musiq's breakthrough smash
"Just Friends (Sunny)" finds its thread wending through the
midtempo thump of "Stoplayin." Best of all is "Religious,"
which starts out with the ambiance of a church revival
service before diving straight into funk mode via a sample
of the groove-packed Meters nugget "Thinking." Equally
worthy is a sweetly delivered cover of the late George
Harrison's ballad "Something" that's given a twist with
some subtle vamping.

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[AMilliONAIRE]

;-)

[blueeses]

Musiq is one of the best out there...

thanks for this classic!

[blakxxx]

thx

[Zanshin]

Originally Posted by AMilliONAIRE

;-)

thanks

[diffidence]

Thank you!

[loveliness]

thx!

[dingman]

thx alot for the good music