Search - Milli Vanilli :: All or Nothing

Milli Vanilli
All or Nothing
Genre: Pop

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Can't You Feel My Love - Milli Vanilli, Gad, Jens
2. Boy in the Tree - Milli Vanilli, Gad, Jens
3. Money - Milli Vanilli, Farian, Frank
4. Dance with a Devil - Milli Vanilli, Collins, J
5. I'm Gonna Miss You - Milli Vanilli, Bischoff, Peter
6. All or Nothing - Milli Vanilli, Farian, Frank
7. Baby Don't Forget My Number - Milli Vanilli, Farian, F. Nail, B
8. Dreams to Remember - Milli Vanilli, Applegate, Mary
9. Is It Love - Milli Vanilli, Gad, Jens
10. Ma Baker - Milli Vanilli, Farian, Frank
11. Girl You Know It's True [Super Club Mix] - Milli Vanilli, Adeyemo, K.
12. Hush - Milli Vanilli, South, Joe
13. Too Much Monkey Business [*] - Milli Vanilli, Farian, Frank

CD Details

All Artists: Milli Vanilli
Title: All or Nothing
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Release Date: 12/15/1998
Album Type: Extra tracks, Import
Genre: Pop
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766484077227

Synopsis

Album Description

The duo's 1988 debut, released a year before they topped thetopped the U.S. charts. Contains 13 tracks, including four of their top five smashes: the #1's 'Baby Don't Forget My Number' & 'Girl I'm Gonna Miss You', the #2 'Girl You Know It's True' and the #4 'All Or Nothing', plus 'Too Much Monkey Business' (Maxi Version) added as a bonus track. A Hansa/ BMG release.

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CD Reviews

Great Guys, great songs.

Sonja Davis | 10/25/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Milli Vanilli came out when I was a teenager, and listening to their music brings back alot of great memories. After seeing their biography on VH1 I don't even blame them for not being honest about lip singing their music. They where young and wanted fame. And they where promised if they keep their mouths shut they will get to sing their own songs. And let's be honest. Have you ever seen the real singers? I have, and I am sure if they would have been the ones coming out singing the songs it would not have been the same. Rob and Fab where the perfect image for that type of music, and regardless of what happened, they had a lot to do with the success of those songs.

A fan..."