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VA - The Brothers - Music From The Motion Picture (2001)

VA - The Brothers - Music From The Motion Picture  (2001)

BAND/ARTIST: VA

  • Title: The Brothers - Music From The Motion Picture
  • Year Of Release: 2001
  • Label: Warner Bros. Records
  • Genre: Soundtrack, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
  • Total Time: 01:11:47
  • Total Size: 476 MB | 164 MB
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Tracklist
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01. Eric Benet - Love Don't Love Me
02. Jermaine Dupri & R.O.C. - Lay It Down (feat Lil' Mo)
03. RL - Good Love
04. Jaheim - Let It Go (feat Castro)
05. Eddie Levert Sr. - Two Of A Kind (feat Gerald Levert)
06. Snoop Dogg - Hi 2 U
07. DL - Josephine
08. Something For The People - 2night (feat Fuzzy)
09. Maze - Teach Each Other (feat Frankie Beverly)
10. Lil' Johnny - Wheel Of Fortune
11. Cassie - I'm Through
12. Duganz - I Put It Down
13. AB - Happy
14. Dave Hollister - Forever
15. No Question - Remember Us
16. Marcus Miller - The Love Theme

Another in the ever-lengthening series of African-American romantic comedies of the late '90s and early '00s, The Brothers provides an excuse for a various-artists compilation of contemporary R&B music. "Featuring all new music," reads a note on the album cover, which also lists all the recording artists, who range from veterans like Maze featuring Frankie Beverly to more recent acts such as Somethin' for the People featuring Fuzzy. An unusually large number of the tracks, five out of 16, are ringers, not actually heard in the film. Curiously, these songs, which include AB's "Happy," Dave Hollister's "Forever," and No Question's "Remember Us," seem to support the film's romantic theme particularly well. But so do many of the ones included, notably Eric Benét's "Love Don't Love Me," in which the singer confesses, "Fear of commitment is a hard habit to break." This is not entirely a collection of slow jams, however, with the likes of Snoop Dogg bringing a typically blunt, physical tone to his rap on "Hi 2 U." The producers don't seem to have decided how far to go in terms of the usual vulgarities. "Let It Go" by Jaheim featuring Castro has an obscenity edited out, but in the next track, "Two of a Kind" by Eddie Levert, Sr. featuring Gerald Levert, a variant of the same word gets through. (The album is not stickered for explicit content.) Marcus Miller wrote the score for the film, but one gets only a taste of it in "The Love Theme," which concludes the album. Though no track really stands out, there would seem to be plenty of possibilities for singles from this collection, if properly promoted, which could make the soundtrack more memorable than the film from which (some of) it comes.~The Brothers [2001] [Music From the Motion Picture] Review by William Ruhlmann

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  • mufty77
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