Customer Reviews

702

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4 star:		(15)
3 star:		(10)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

702'S new album was very nice. All of the tunes were very catchy and seemed to be combinded with the right beat. The better songs include "You Don't Know", "Finally", and "Where My Girls At." Yes I would recommend this album to one of my friends.

1. 7 interlude - Irish's singing with a little beat.

2. Where My Girs At? - This has to be one of the best songs I have EVER heard. It has the most catchy chorus of any song I heard! I listened to this song 5 times in a row one day! Definitely the best song ever!

3 You Don't Know - An excellent and catchy song. I love when they make the voices robo-like. It add a really cool effect!

4 Make Time - A good song with yet another catchy chorus I find in my head sometimes!

5 0 Interlude - Misha's little interlude.

6 You'll Just Never Know- A very good ballad with a very cool and CATCHY chorus!

7. Finally - Has nice melody and a great chorus that will make you happy and appreciate the small things in life.

8. Tell Your Girl - One of my favorites! Has a really cool upbeat rythmn to it and catchy chorus!

9. Gotta Leave - I love the chorus and it is a very genuine song with strange instruments and sounds used in it. Another favorite of mine!

10. Don't Go Breaking My Heart - A very powerful ballad with a CATCHY chorus! (Sorry if you think I 'm getting repetitive with 'catchy' but I am just telling the truth!)

11. 2 interlude - Meelah's little interlude

12. What More Can He Do? - A very instrumental and nice sounding song. The CATCHY tune gets in your head easily.

13. Seven - A great song with nice beats and a very powerful chorus. I love the violins near the end of the song it can make you picture the girl running into the church to stop the wedding! It would make a great single.

14. Will You Be OK? - Another CATCHY song with cool intruments and guitars used for it. I like this song alot.

I hope this review is helpful! Definately get the latest 702 cd and you won't be disappointed!

I bought this C.D. not exactly knowing what it would be like.I had heard "Where's my Girl at" and nothing else on this album. Now, It's the best album I've bought. All the songs have great muaic, lyrics, and voices. TLC can't topple this mountain of hits, not even close.

Can old-school R&B groups like 702 compete with new-school ones like 3LW and now Destiny's Child? I think they can but this album isn't a prime example of it. 702 uses a classic formula in the modern days to give you a rush of groups like En Vogue but with more attitude. And for the first part of the album, it works. Songs like the thunder of "Where My Girls At?" and the techno R&B vibe to "You Don't Know" show they mean business. But then the cliches start up, singing about bubblegum love and lame "miss you" ballads that could refill the Pacific Ocean with the tears. You can tell Missy Elliot only produced two songs on the album. It's important you know the good and the bad on the album so here is a review of the songs:

1. 7 (Interlude) Not much to say, I usually start the CD off on track 2.

2. Where My Girls At? - An instant ladies anthem and an instant guy's guilty pleasure. Don't mess with them or you will get burned. 10/10

3. You Don't Know - Even though this isn't a Missy track, it elevates itself over most others. Only question, what happened to this video? Weird... 10/10

4. Make Time - A nice groove that has enough turns to keep you interested. 8/10

5. 0 (Interlude) - A short ditty.

6. You Just Never Know - I'm really feeling this song. 702 harmonize perfect to make this ballad a keeper. 8.5/10

7. Finally - Here is where the mediocre starts. It's got the elements, but they don't mix well. 6/10

8. Tell Your Girl - Poorly made song, leaves you very unsatisfied. The worst song on the CD. 3/10

9. Gotta Leave - Good chorus but the song is too sluggish to leave much of an impact. 5/10

10. Don't Go Breaking My Heart - An okay track but an obvious filler. Vocal are top-notch though. 7/10

11. 2 (Interlude) - Meelah's song

12. What More Can I Do - Beat is okay but the song is too airy. Skippable. 5/10

13. Seven - Interesting at first but you'll notice it's too rough around the edges. 6.5/10

14. Will you Be OK? - Doesn't end on an extremely strong note. It is good enough to boost out of the slump. 7.5/10

Even though I didn't enjoy this album as much as I had hoped, it still is a nice listen. If CDs like Destiny's Child's THE WRITINGS ON THE WALL, DESTINY'S CHILD, or Divine's FAIRY TALES are some of your favorites, I recommend this album. From what I know, a new album is on the way. So 702? A little more will push them into super-stardom, but until then, keep "Where My Girls At?" on your list of mp3s.

I remember this album when I was 12. I love this album and played it loud. It is an album with a fresh sound. This album showcases the trio's personalitites and their powerful vocal abilities,but their coming-of-age. 702 deals with being in love,being out of love,and wanting love back. In addition to developing personally and musically,the ladies also gotten more involved with the business and the artistic dealings of their career. This album has been certified Platinum. Remember,this was 1999.

Nice album is all I gotta say. I was hesitant to buying the album, ya know how it is with "Local talent" but they actually suprised me! YOU GO GURLS! Keep it goin!

702's sophomore album equals are more mature and improved version of their debut. The girls have matured with both their voices and material. The album has a good blend of ballads and dance tracks all into one cd. Some of the best ballads are "You'll Just Never Know" and "Finally" and the more uptempo tracks include the new single "You Don't Know" and "Tell Your Girl". Another good track on the album is "Gotta Leave", produced by Missy Elliott, which will be remixed as the next single for the trio. Also, the spiritual song "What More Can He Do", and "Seven". The tracks are very different from their debut album and like wine, they just get better with time.

Overall, this cd is the true epitomy of classic R&B. Song #3,6,&14 definitely hit the spot...I thank the ladies for introducing these songs into the pop world

I happened to receive this CD in the mail by accident the year it came out, and decided to take a listen to it. Ever since then, it has become one of my favorite albums. The songs on here can relate to almost any female going through those situations. It helps when you can isten to a song infinite amounts of times, and still not get tired of it, because that's exactly what I do with this album, to basically every song.

You'll Just Never Know can bring tears to your eyes, while Never gives a strong standpoint. Majority of these songs could have been singles, and it is worth the buy.

I love 702... period... these girls can sang and keep a party happening... they are one of my favourite r&b acts of all time. too bad they broke up because their labels did not know which direction to take the group.... i guess Ms. Beyonce is taking the world by storm so much that 702's record label could not promote them better....

their slef titled album 702 is great work.... the infectious #1 first single 'where my girls at?' produced by missy is hot. it still is the jam till this date... their second single "you dont know' is even better. their harmonies are just tight as ever...'seven', 'finally' are hot joints too...

the interludes are brilliant... they shoudl have just added them up to make a song....

this whole album is tight to def... but their last effort STAR is their best work yet...if you are a 702 fan and like good r&b pop songs then get this album...