BBD (album)
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| Vibe | [2] |
BBD is the third studio album by R&B group, Bell Biv DeVoe, their first recording since 1993's "Hootie Mack". In his review of the record, Jason Birchmeier gave it 2.5 stars, and said "It all amounts to an unapologetically brash album, one that turns seduction into sport. Unfortunately, none of this comes across well, resulting in a generally tasteless album that taints the group's legacy in an ugly light. You're recommended to stick with the classic Poison and forget this one ever happened."[1]
Track listing
- Sic' Wit' It
- Da Hot Shit (Aight) (feat. Shaheed 'The Poster Boy', Shamari Fears {of Blaque} & Jak Frawst)
- Breezy
- Shorty Gone Get It
- Dance Bitch
- Pesos
- Scandalous
- I Ain't Going Nowhere Produced By Thee Arsonist
- In My Crib
- Since I Blew
- Home Alone Produced By Thee Arsonist
References
- ^ a b Birchmeier, Jason. "Bell Biv DeVoe - BBD". AllMusic. Retrieved June 23, 2011.
- ^ Walters, Barry (Feb 2002). "Bell Biv DeVoe 'BBD'". Vibe. 10 (2). Vibe Media: 123. ISSN 1070-4701. Retrieved December 8, 2014.
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