Million Dollar Boy

Million Dollar Boy Artist: K-Maro
Label: Wea International
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 825646271023
EAN: 0825646271023
ASIN: B000B9ROVS


Release Date: 2005-10-20

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Tracks:

  1. K.M.A.R.O
  2. Les FrÈRes Existent Encore
  3. Histoire De Luv
  4. K.P.O.N.E. Inc
  5. Gangsta Party
  6. Million Dollar Boy
  7. Nice & Slow
  8. Juss Shake
  9. Dirty
  10. Strip Club
  11. Nouveau Millenaire
  12. The Greatest
  13. Simple Vie

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Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars I am impressed, this is a fine mix of R&B and hip-hop!.......2006-02-01

Before listening to this album, I did not believe the combination of those two music genres could sound decent enough. Obviously, K-Maro proved me wrong! What motivated me to check out K-Maro's music was his first single "Femme like you". This album (just like his debut one) combines the English and French language.. This helps his music stand out from the rest similar albums possibly on the market. And contrary to what I expected, hip-hop performed in French sounds really well!

I enjoy listening to most of the tracks on this album, with the exception of "K.M.A.R.O", "Juss Shake" and "Dirty". This album combines addictive rhythms, great vocals from K-Maro as well as female backing vocals from time to time.

The lyrics, at least those in English, are not that great, no deeper meaning or lyrics that makes you think. Just plain straight-forward lines like "Give it to me baby, I like the way you shake it". Besides, one could not expect more from this kind of music. What is most enjoyable here is the music, the rhythm, the beat and K-Maro's smooth vocals (Gangsta-style). As in most hip-hop related albums, bad language is part of this album but not up to the point that it gets annoying.

The music and those English-French vocals create an amazing atmosphere, both easy-listening and powerful especially in songs like "Strip Club" or "Histoire De Luv".

As a conclusion, I must say that this album is mostly recommended to the people who find hip-hop --at least-- tolerable, and to the R&B fans who'd like to listen to something different.

Music CD:

  1. Gambia...for the People
  2. Early Recordings 1987-1989
  3. Insolitement Votre ~ Charles Aznavour
  4. Greatest Hits ~ Clannad
  5. Whiskey in the Jar ~ The Dubliners
  6. Let Me Sanctify You ~ Elijah Mekwunye
  7. Love Anthem ~ Kaoru Kurosawa
  8. Utsusemi ~ Masatoshi Nakamura
  9. Beginner's Guide to World Lounge ~ Various Artists
  10. Love Letter ~ Reiko Shiraha

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So Lo ~ Danny Elfman

Mummy Dust ~ Bruce Cockburn

The Definitive Anthology ~ The Easybeats

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Live...With Hormones ~ Middlefinger

Rocking Chair Years ~ Day at the Fair

The Spirit and the Bride ~ Spirit And The Bride

Stormy Weather (1943 Film) ~ Lena Horne

Revitalize ~ Rubix & Talib Kweli