Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Changing Faces Title: Changing Faces Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 2 Label: Big Beat / Wea Original Release Date: 1/1/1994 Re-Release Date: 8/23/1994 Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, R&B Styles: Dance Pop, Soul Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 075679236920, 075679236913 |
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Member CD Reviews Kathleen L. (katlupe) from OXFORD, NY Reviewed on 9/23/2006... Good music.
CD ReviewsONE OF THE BEST IF NOT BEST R&B ALBUM EVER Big Bullet | Bellevue,Washington | 05/31/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "THIS RECORD WAS SO SLEPT ON WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE HIT "STROKE YOU UP" FEAT/R.KELLY.THE ONLY REASON I COULD THINK OF IS THE FLOODED R&B MARKET,BECAUSE FIRST OFF THEY CAN SING,THERE ATTRACTIVE,AND THE MUSICAL CONTENT AND SONG IDEAS R STRONG.THIS CAME OUT IN 94 AND I CAN SAY NOTHING BETTER HAS CAME OUT SINCE NOT EVEN CHANGIN FACES 2ND ALBUM.THATS WHY 6 YEARS LATER THIS STILL GETS MUCH PLAY.THERE ISNT A SONG ON HERE I DONT LIKE EVERYTHING ON HERE IS TIGHT.THE ONLY RECORDS THAT CAN EVEN COMPETE WITH THIS IS MICHEL'E "MICHEL'E", KEITH SWEAT "MAKE IT LAST FOREVER", GUY "THE FUTURE", AND MARY J BLIGE "WHAT'S THE 411? THIS RECORD SHOULD GET A TEN BUT AMAZON WILL ONLY LET ME GIVE 5.I HAVE REVIEWED A LOT OF RECORDS AND FEW HAVE GOTTEN 5'S BUT THIS THIS IS A 5.SO IF YOU HAV'NT HEARD THIS GET IT IF YOU HAD IT AND LOST IT FIND IT OR BUY A NEW ONE LIKE I HAVE 3 TIMES....." Changing Face Wasn't Foolin' Around In '94 J. H Meeks | St. Louis, MO | 09/26/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "I first bought the CD-Single of "Stroke You Up" back in '94 and the tape when it came out and I wore the tape out until it broke on me. The album is the best and one of the best albums among the girl groups of the mid-90's and were criticized heavily by a lot of people because of one time when they were Video Soul, it sounded like there were lip synching and were labeled as "studio singers". No matter what this group could sing to me and had a string of three very good hits. The first two singles were "Stroke You Up" & "Foolin' Around" which were produced by R. Kelly and the third single was my favorite of the album "Keep It Right There" which had the urban touch and produced by one of my favorite producers DeVante. Some other highlights on the album was "Feeling All This Love", "Movin On", "Thoughts of You" & "Baby Your Love"(Produced by Heavy D). Overall this is a great album with a great soultry mix. This group may not have been in the class of EnVogue & Jade as far as vocals but they can still hold their own.
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