Romeo Must Die: The Album [Edited Version] Stanley Clarke

Romeo Must Die: The Album [Edited Version] [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Stanley Clarke （Virgin Records Us）

CD
発売日：2000年3月28日(火)

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Try Again - Aaliyah
Come Back in One Piece - Aaliyah
Rose in a Concrete World [J Dub Remix] - Joe
Rollin' Raw - BG
We at It Again - Timbaland & Magoo
Are You Feelin' Me? - Aaliyah
Perfect Man - Destiny's Child
Simply Irresistible - Ginuwine
It Really Don't Matter - Confidential
Thugz - Mack Ten
I Don't Wanna - Aaliyah
Somebody Gonna Die Tonight - Dave Bing
Woozy - Playa [1]
Pump the Brakes - Dave Hollister
This Is a Test - Chante Moore
Revival - Non A Miss
Come On - Blade [1]
Swung On - Stanley Clarke

レビュー (Amazon)
Though every track on this film soundtrack is produced by Timbaland, it's Aaliyah that dominates its soundscape. With four tracks she's well ahead in the quantity stakes, but it's the quality that shines through: chart hit "Try Again" is the obvious attraction, but "Come Back In One Piece", "Are You Feelin' Me" and "I Don't Wanna" also ooze sensuality and melody. Not bad considering that she also features in the film, alongside Jet Li in a take on Shakespeare's famous tragedy. Her work here with Timbaland marks a complete break from her once co-dependence on R Kelly. Ginuwine's "Simply Irresistible", Dave Bing's "Somebody Gonna Die Tonight" and Timbaland's own somewhat frenetic and skittery "We At It Again" come close to Aaliyah's brilliance but Mack 10, Joe, Chante Moore and the usually indomitable Destiny's Child are left trailing in her wake. Only Confidential's "It Really Doesn't Matter" avoids the competition, serving up a rap-rock fusion that hits a sweet pop spot. The film has a lot to live up to. --Jake Barnes