Slow Motion, Vol. 2

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  • Release Date: 03/21/2006
  • Sales Rank: 59,996
  • Label: RAZOR & TIE
  • UPC: 793018912129

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Slow Motion, Vol. 2

1LISTENUntitled (How Does It Feel) / D'Angelo 4:21
2LISTENFoolish / Ashanti 3:28
3LISTENHow You Gonna Act Like That / Tyrese 4:52
4LISTENHeartbreak Hotel / Kelly Price 4:38
5LISTENSorry 2004 / Ruben Studdard 4:20
6LISTENIn Those Jeans / Ginuwine 4:03
7LISTENRed Light Special / TLC 4:38
8LISTENNobody / Keith Sweat 4:11
9LISTENI Don't Want To / Toni Braxton 4:16
10LISTEN7 Days / Craig David 3:55
11LISTENSo Gone / Monica 4:02
12LISTENWater Runs Dry / Boyz II Men 3:21
13LISTENWhat's It Gonna Be?! / Busta Rhymes 4:05
14LISTENCrazy / K-Ci & JoJo 4:21
15LISTENBe Careful / Sparkle 5:14
16LISTENIncomplete / Sisqó 4:34
17LISTENSay Yes / Floetry 4:29
18LISTENAngel / Shaggy 3:55

Editorial Reviews

If the people who assembled the sequence for the first volume of Slow Motion did, in fact, make a mistake by including TLC's "Unpretty" (which is neither slow nor the least bit romantic), they make up for it on Slow Motion, Vol. 2 by including the same group's "Red Light Special" (which is both). Though it could've used a couple of up-to-date selections (the latest tracks were released during 2003), this disc is another decent representation of popular R&B from the mid-'90s through the early 2000s, though it isn't quite as strong as the first volume, relying too heavily on sappy material that hasn't aged well. Again, most of these songs were major hits, and some of them were released on flimsy albums, which makes the disc all the more useful. However, Shaggy's "Angel" -- an ugly combination of Juice Newton's "Angel of the Morning" and Steve Miller Band's "The Joker" -- is not the sweetest way to close out a compilation of any form, and a few tracks are more suited for splitting up than hooking up. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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