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Explicit Version. All I Feel is the fourth album by American R&B singer Ray J. It is the second album by Ray J and the first since his 2001 sophomore album This Ain't a Game to contain the Parental Advisory sticker. The first single is "Sexy Can I", which features labelmate Yung Berg. Ray J. is an American actor, songwriter, record producer, singer and occasional rapper. He is the son of gospel singer Willie Norwood and the younger brother of R&B singer Brandy.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
After Raydiation, I simply had to get this album because I adored that one. But what can I say but OH MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS ME...
Two songs are listenable, they are 'Jump Off' and 'All I Feel'. The resaon I like Jump Off is because I like the version sang by the Chicago group 'One Chance' - however that song was called 'One Girl' and that was a one of the hottest vocal efforts made by them. Ray J'S version is pretty weak, he hardly sings and sounds like he has a soar throat half the time. However, by far the songs 'Jump Off' and 'All I Feel' are the best on the album. 'All I Feel' is amazing, you have to listen to that to understand you get that Raydiation feeling back.
I guess I just see him in a new (dirty) way for some reason, but was hoping that he would return with great music and vocal performances. But this album was hella weak to say the least. I was really looking forward to his follow-up but I guess I have to just go back to Day 26's album since there doesn't seem to be any more decent R&B music right now?
I know y'all feel me when I say this was weak. If you haven't bought it yet, just take a listen to the clips available on amazon and you'll find out. And if you actually like it...then I'm completely speechless.
Peace and lets Pray Brandy brings back hope this year!
Two songs are listenable, they are 'Jump Off' and 'All I Feel'. The resaon I like Jump Off is because I like the version sang by the Chicago group 'One Chance' - however that song was called 'One Girl' and that was a one of the hottest vocal efforts made by them. Ray J'S version is pretty weak, he hardly sings and sounds like he has a soar throat half the time. However, by far the songs 'Jump Off' and 'All I Feel' are the best on the album. 'All I Feel' is amazing, you have to listen to that to understand you get that Raydiation feeling back.
I guess I just see him in a new (dirty) way for some reason, but was hoping that he would return with great music and vocal performances. But this album was hella weak to say the least. I was really looking forward to his follow-up but I guess I have to just go back to Day 26's album since there doesn't seem to be any more decent R&B music right now?
I know y'all feel me when I say this was weak. If you haven't bought it yet, just take a listen to the clips available on amazon and you'll find out. And if you actually like it...then I'm completely speechless.
Peace and lets Pray Brandy brings back hope this year!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
After hearing Ray J's Raydiation I knew that he was on the right track to making good music. This aint a game was more of a Rnb Thug sound. But Raydiation had 10 good songs on there. First off this isnt a bad cd I just feel he went somewhere between This aint a game and Raydiation. Sexy can I is a huge hit, probally his best single to date, But he should have another club hit and the rest laid back songs. I feel like on Raydiation he growed up, All i feel is ok, Better than Day 26 's cd. All that said I will get him on My Debut Album....
Mykhael's top Five.
1. All I feel
2. Jump Off
3. Its Up 2 You
4. Sexy Can I
5. Boyfriend
Mykhael's top Five.
1. All I feel
2. Jump Off
3. Its Up 2 You
4. Sexy Can I
5. Boyfriend
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Ray-J has been in the entertainment industry for a very long time, believe it or not. When he was an adolescent, he starred in a TV show called "Sinbad" alongside Sinbad and Nancy Wilson. Then he was featured on the "Set it Off" soundtrack with a song called "Let it Go." That song received a little airplay, but it was not a hit. He then joined sister Brandy on her television show called "Moesha" as Dorian. He did a good job on the show, but, like with his ballads, whining was inevitable. "All I Feel" is Ray J's third effort. I am very impressed with this offering. This album is like a breath of fresh air with its great and fresh beats, nice melodies, good lyrics, and, for the most part, a good delivery by Ray J. Ray J speaks on sex a number of times and is pretty explicit about it. He's almost opposite of the squeaky clean image his sister used to have back in her "I Wanna Be Down" days. I have read several of Ray's interviews and he gets a kick out of sex with many girls, cursing, drinking, and being a thug.
This album's first single is track number three, "Sexy Can I" and it features a good rap by Young Berg. After a few listens, I was taken in. This song has an infectious melody and hook and great production makes it even better. This song was a great way for Ray to re-introduce himself. Ray continues the momentum with "Gifts", a song about a talented stripper. This is an up-tempo number and is definitely a highlight. The album's title track is a ballad. The hook is memorable, but Ray J really needs to stop with the singing/whining. At his best, he has a nice singing voice, but he takes away from his talent with the way he sings his slower numbers. "Good Girl Gone Bad" takes the words right of Rihanna's mouth.... Read more ›
This album's first single is track number three, "Sexy Can I" and it features a good rap by Young Berg. After a few listens, I was taken in. This song has an infectious melody and hook and great production makes it even better. This song was a great way for Ray to re-introduce himself. Ray continues the momentum with "Gifts", a song about a talented stripper. This is an up-tempo number and is definitely a highlight. The album's title track is a ballad. The hook is memorable, but Ray J really needs to stop with the singing/whining. At his best, he has a nice singing voice, but he takes away from his talent with the way he sings his slower numbers. "Good Girl Gone Bad" takes the words right of Rihanna's mouth.... Read more ›
Format:Audio CD
I like Ray-J but every time he put out a new cd he one have one or two great songs!!
Format:Audio CD
If you like Cyclone then you will LOVE.. Smoke Sessions by Devin the Dude. This is one of the best of 2008 which also features.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
All I can say is that this album is awesome!!! Ray J really shows that he has vocal talent! And almost every track is off the hook! I am so thoroughly impressed with his latest effort. His talent has been so shadowed by all the drama in his personal life and this is a welcome relief! I am a hard core fan now! Go Ray J!!!!
7 of 12 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
A huge let down and disappointment from an artist whose capable of better
April 8, 2008
By Derrick Dunn
Format:Audio CD
Back in 1996 when Ray J released his first CD I wasn't too impressed however his sophomore and junior CD's 2001's This Ain't A Game and 2005's Raydiation were both impressive. With his senior CD, Ray J goes back to the style he displayed on his first which is sub-par vocals, common production and unneeded guest appearances. It's not a surprise that the strongest song on the CD is the lead single Sexy Can I and while the song is a club banger and huge hit, it hurts the CD. No, other songs on this CD warrant second single material not even the Rodney Jerkins written All I Feel and Jump Off. On his two previous CD's, Jerkins gave Ray J two of his better ballads which were Keep Your Head Up (This Ain't A Game) and One Wish (Rayidation) but the magic is gone here. As for the rest of the tracks with titles like Gifts, Girl From The Bronx and Jump Off; Ray comes off as a 17 year old R&B thug and not the grown man he needs to be. If Ray J were to equip himself with strong R&B producers like Stargate, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis and The-Dream he'd be able to get quality material that could show off his vocals, instead he wants to be an R&B thug and easily becomes a joke.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
2.0 out of 5 stars
Ray J-All I Feel
I Cd wasnt something that I would keep on listening to. But I will listen to it once in a good while.
Published on June 17, 2008 by Eugenia C. Davis
4.0 out of 5 stars
feeling pretty good
about buying Ray J's latest effort All I Feel. He does a great amount of writing on this one and has guest spots with (Game) Where You At, (Styles P) Real N****, (Shorty Mack... Read more
Published on April 8, 2008 by Derrick Jenkins
4.0 out of 5 stars
Ray J - All I Feel
Now there are a ton of Ray J haters out there. I personally, have never been a Ray J Hater. But I am also the first one to admitt, his first three album were all pretty much... Read more
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