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Sony Could've Done A Better Job With This CD!

chakasworld | Atlanta, GA United States | 12/08/2006

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Sorry, I like Ginuwine, but folks at Sony needs to take a drug test for releasing this 'mini' collection disc. After 10 Years, Ginuwine Deserves a BETTER compilation, and SONY funked this up BIG TIME...WITHOUT QUESTION! At any rate, it you own all of Ginuwine's CDs, turn your back on the sorry azz record company, and make a BETTER CD YOURSELF!! I created my 'Essential Ginuwine' CD during 2006, and here's the

TRACKLISTING -

1. Pony

2. Tell Me Do You Wanna

3. Holler

4. I'll Do Anything / I'm Sorry

5. I'm Feelin' You (fr.'Men In Black' SDTK)

6. What's So Different ?

7. So Anxious

8. Same Ol' G

9. Take Away (ft.Missy Elliott & Tweet)

10. There It Is

11. Differences

12. Tribute To A Woman

13. Hell Yeah (ft.Baby)

14. In Those Jeans

15. Love You More

16. Stingy

17. Excuses (fr.'Deliver Us From Eva' SDTK)

18. When Me Make Love

19. Oh Girl



There you have it, and you gotta wonder why they couldn't release

a collection like THIS! I Think they're smoking something BAD @ Sony,

and they did the same thing to Jagged Edge, which I reviewed earlier!

In closing, fans can & SHOULD make better collections at home!

They want $18.00 for this piece of sh**??? I can't help but L.O.L.!!!

Rating..I wanted to give 0 stars, but since it's the holiday season,

1 stars will have to do....NEXT!!!!

Peace, SD

(fr.'Chaka's World')

"

Good collection for a casual listener

Derrick Dunn | Woodbridge,VA | 11/23/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Ginuwine has been in the R&B game for ten years now and he still has time to grow and secure a place in R&B given the right material. I think Ginuwine needs to hook up with Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Ne-Yo, The Underdogs and Sean Garret for his next album. The spread from Ginuwine's first five albums, released from 1996 through 2005, is fairly balanced. While another three or four songs could've been added to the program, it'll satisfy anyone with a moderate interest in one of the more successful male R&B vocalists of the late '90s and early 2000s -- one who handled the club tracks ("Pony," "Hell Yeah"), ballads ("So Anxious," "Differences" and None Of Your Friends Business"). Two blunder were made with the selections on Ginuwine's Greatest Hits. The first is that it doesn't contain "Love You More," a sweet ballad that received a fair amount of play on U.S. radio stations and scaled up to the Top 30 of the R&B chart. The second is the lack of un-released material , rare tracks or new tracks. The set could've easily included Candy Shop, Joy, Take Away and G's Got A Thang For You. Other than that the collection should satisfy."