Love & Consequences Gerald LeVert

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  • Release Date: 07/21/1998
  • Sales Rank: 22,419
  • Label: EAST/WEST RECORDS
  • UPC: 075596226127
 
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Love & Consequences

1LISTENNo Sense 4:51
2LISTENThinkin' Bout It 6:31
3LISTENPoint the Finger / Sean LeVert 4:30
4LISTENBreaking My Heart / Sean LeVert 4:26
5LISTENThat's the Way I Feel About You / Mary J. Blige 5:10
6LISTENIt's Your Turn 5:30
7LISTENI'm Not to Blame 4:25
8LISTENNo Man's Land 4:56
9LISTENMen Like Us 4:44
10LISTENTaking Everything 5:25
11LISTENWhat About Me 4:36
12LISTENDefinition of a Man 4:27
13LISTENHumble Me / Lemicah Levert 4:25

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On Love & Consequences, Gerald Levert makes a few overtures to hip-hop, but he remains, in his heart, a sensitive loverman -- which is both a good and bad thing. LeVert is a powerful, soulful vocalist who can deliver love ballads as well as any of his contemporaries, but he doesn't always exhibit much musical imagination. "No Sense" may have cameos from rappers Layzie Bone and Ken Dawg, and "That's the Way I Feel About You" is a duet with Mary J. Blige, but they only illustrate that LeVert is from the old school and doesn't really have the desire to bring his music into the present. Which means, of course, that Love & Consequences isn't much different than any other LeVert album from the '90s -- it has a slight modern sheen, but it's a quiet storm album at its heart. It doesn't offer any surprises, but LeVert is a professional -- and that means there are enough solid songs here to make it enjoyable, but not quite enough to make the entire album memorable. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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