- What You Want
- Let's Not Play The Game
- After All Is Said And Done
- Poetry Girl
- Best Man
- Beautiful Girl
- Hit it Up
- Turn Your Lights Down Low
- Untitled
- As My Girl
- Wherever You Go
- When The Shades Go Down
- The Best Man I Can Be
発売日:1999年10月14日(木)
レーベル:Sony
レビュー (Amazon)Love, trust, and loyalty are themes shared by
The Best Man's script and the soundtrack. Instead of a hodgepodge of inspirational songs, the album carries a story that parallels that of the film (all but two of the tracks appear in the movie). Near the beginning, Maxwell's sultry voice warns a lover to keep things truthful on "Let's Not Play the Game," arguably the disc's sexiest track. After the damage is done, Faith Evans aggressively justifies infidelity on the upbeat "Best Man." The mood-setting "Turn the Lights Down Low," a studio-engineered duet between Lauryn Hill and the late Bob Marley, leans toward physical and emotional reconciliation. While the soundtrack may not be enough to comfort a groom whose best man has slept with his bride,
The Best Man is full of heartfelt soul.
--Celine Wong