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public announcement all work no play album download Public Announcement. Public Announcement, originally known as MGM, is an R&B and hip hop group formed in Chicago, Illinois, in 1989 by R. Kelly. After releasing a single for the local Tavdash label in 1990, they eventually signed with Jive Records in 1991 and released their debut album, Born Into the '90s, in 1992. Led by Kelly, the group scored hits such as She's Got That Vibe, Honey Love, Slow Dance and Dedicated, eventually reaching a million copies going platinum. After a tour, Kelly left the group to start a solo career that continues today, whereas the group was suddenly left in limbo after his departure. They scored their only Top 5 hit without Kelly in 1998 with Body Bumpin' Yippie-Yi-Yo, from the album All Work, No Play. This album featured Felony Davis taking over for Kelly. In 2000, they scored another Top 40 hit with Mamacita, from their eponymous album on Epic, but it wasn't as big as any of their Kelly-led hits. There were rumors around 2004 that Kelly was looking to produce a new album with the group, but nothing has yet come of it. In 2006, Public Annoucement released their fourth album "When The Smoke Clears" on their own label, Boss Entertainment, through Fontana Music/Universal Records. After a short hiatus to pursue solo interests, Earl, Glenn, Feloney, and Mar-K are working on a follow- up album, expected to be released in 2011. All Work, No Play. Public Announcement had been around for years in various incarnations, including one that featured R. Kelly, before they had the opportunity to record their debut album, All Work, No Play. Fueled by the infectious single "Body Bumpin' (Yippie-Yi-Yo)," the album is an energetic set of up- tempo urban R&B with a distinct hip-hop influence. The group has enough energy to keep the record moving over the dull moments, but their songwriting rarely yields anything as memorable as "Body Bumpin'." Nevertheless, that single is so strong, it indicates that the group could have a bright future, if they had just a few more hooks and a little more discipline. easy way to take and get it music free Public Announcement Body Bumpin Yippie Yi Yo mp3 download. Disclaimer: All contents are copyrighted and owned by their respected owners. Mp3take is file search engine and does not host music files, no media files are indexed hosted cached or stored on our server, They are located on third party sites that are not obligated in anyway with our site, Mp3take is not responsible for third party website content. It is illegal for you to distribute or download copyrighted materials files without permission. The media files you download with Mp3take must be for time shifting, personal, private, non commercial use only and must remove the files after listening. if you have found a link url to an illegal music file, please send mail to: Public announcement all work no play album download. The debut release from the fella's (well, one fella) that once backed up Mr. Robert Kelly (R. Kelly) has arrived. The album, "All Work, No Play" is an album that certainly follows the traditional Chi-Town sound that R. Kelly made his own with his/their 1990 debut album, "Born Into The '90's". The new album by these gentlemen who are aspiring to make a name of their very own is laced with some really nice street influenced music that is true to the R&B genre. From the lewd and asinine to the sometimes tender lyrics and themes the album is what some would call a mix of styles. There are the "booty call" tracks that scream innuendo and suggestion of a sexual nature and then also there are the more sincere tracks which emphasize love and relationships. On track 1, their lead release, "Body Bumpin (Yippie-Yo)", the name speaks for itself. Here, these guys come with an almost blatant imitation of R. Kelly, from vocals to delivery, it gets sorta hard to tell the two apart. "Turn The Hands" is one of the more R&B influenced songs, with it you get the opportunity to hear them at their more mellow tones. It still has that R. Kelly sound though. My favorite track from the entire album, "It's About Time", is a mid-tempo ballad that is actually a rather smooth, well produced piece. From lyrics to delivery, it's tight. If P.A. were to stick with more songs along these lines, there is no telling how large they would become. Their voices, as male artists, are beautifully strong. There are gospel tones within every note they hum which is a plus in today's musical marketplace. "D.O.G. In Me" which features a rap (ha ha) by Shaq and that dang sound effect machine by Roger Troutman isn't as bad as it sounds. It is a street groove but the vocals are what sets this track apart and makes it worthy of listening to. Track 5, the title track, 'All Work, No Play" is a slower, smoother song with strong vocals. I like it and rate it as one worthy of frequent turntable play, which is also the case with "Alone". The rushed beat is what makes it noteworthy and rather catchy. A good song with descent vocal arrangements by the group as a whole. "Y To The Yippee (Step On)" is yet another good song with a nice groove, not too overdone though the lyrics do lean towards the lame side of the lyrical spectrum. "Straight From The Heart" seems to be a tribute to the old school style and their harmonies accentuate their abilities as an up and coming "vocal" R&B group. "Homey" is, to put it plain and simple, somewhat useless. There is no real reason why it should have even been produced in the first place, it serves as a reminder that these guys were once in the background and validates why R. Kelly became the star. "Lonely" is a subtle track that once again shows that there is actual strength in P.A.'s vocal abilities. The mellow guitar that serves as background lends to their honest talents. Very nice! The final track, "Children Hold On" is in the tradition of R. Kelly ballad/anthems that have in recent years propelled him to star status. Nice message but let R. do it himself next time. This album gains a strong 3 from me. With better writing, stronger ballads and the dissipation of those hokier tracks with little or no message and meaning, Public Announcement may prove to be a group with a name of their own. For now they are still in the R. Kelly shadow which isn't a bad place to be but to be considered serious artists, second rate is not the intended goal. Their vocal talents are strong and gospel roots do show through but that alone can not sustain an entire album. They have what it takes, they just need to reach a little higher material wise. easy way to take and get it music free Public Announcement It About Time mp3 download. Disclaimer: All contents are copyrighted and owned by their respected owners. 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