Super Saucy

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Not quite what I was expecting :-l
This is a good cd - it's just that it wasn't quite what I thought it would be like. I've got their other cd and I loved that. I love their style of music, but this was a little over rap heavy in some parts. Their sound is always great, but to me there are only three stand out songs. I love Who's Wit Me, Obsession (great version) and Baby I'm Back. They are fantastic songs. Baby Bash are a great group and this is a great cd, it's just that I didn't end up liking as many songs as I hoped I might.

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YEAH I DIG BABY BASH. I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A FAN SINCE 95' BUT HIS ALBUM "ON THA COOL" MAKE THIS ONE SOUND LIKE GARBAGE. SO TO ALL YOU WHO DON'T LIKE THIS ONE OR THINK IT'S TIGHT CHECK THAT ONE OUT. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID.

Some good Bay Area R & B
Ever since "Suga Suga," I've been a pretty big Baby Bash fan. I picked up his last album and Super Saucy is just as good. He got Happy Perez to produce on this album and it sounds pretty tight. Super Saucy's got good beats, good rhythms, and good vocals. Plus there's a bunch of collabo's with some tight MC's: Paul Wall, Pit Bull, E-40 and a bunch of others. He also works with Akon, Nate Dogg, and Avant. So u definitely gotta pick up this album.

STOP- if you're looking for an album that's different and under-rated
I LOVE music. I'm always looking for new music to complement my 12" subs in my ride, and this CD took me away. Originally purchased spur-of-the-moment because a friend of mine said that he'd heard that CD somewhere but couldn't remember it, I was amazed! I've been rather disappointed with other recently released CDs, this has a perfect blend of laid-back beats with a few catchy songs in the mix, though still more of an R&B CD. Oh, and after listening to Baby Bash's version of "obsession", you'll always think Frankie J messed the song up.

you people are idiots
this album is way better than any of the crap coming out like kanye west and all that, nobody knows what good music is, his rapping style is way better than most out there, just cause he doesnt just talk over a drum beat. bash is also known as baby beesh to all those who think hes some softy, hes rapped with most of the bay area legends like e-40, mac dre, jay tee and many more, so just because he sang suga suga doesnt mean anything, go listen to your nelly, ja rule, and kanye west and leave the good music to people that know what theyre talking about