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Bad Boys II (Clean)

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"Bad Boys II" the soundtrack (Clean) is excellent and brilliant without compromise just like Martin Lawrence and Will Smith are. "Show Me Your Soul" From P. Diddy, Lenny Kravitz, Pharrell Williams, and Loon is superb. "La-La-La" From Jay-Z is excellent. "Shake Ya Tailfeather" From Nelly, P. Diddy, & Murphy Lee is dynamite. "Girl I'm A Bad Boy" From Fat Joe & P. Diddy Feat. Dre is brilliant. "Keep Giving Your Love To Me" From Beyonce is intriguing. "Realest N*ggas" From Notorious B.I.G. & 50 Cent is fanastic. "Flipside" From Freeway is excellent. "Gangsta Sh*t" From Snoop Dogg With Loon is brilliant. The rest of the tracks to the soundtrack I haven't listened to yet, but it could be as brilliant as the ones I just named off just now. Get this soundtrack now, I mean, now!

Im looking for the instrumental that plays in the background of the bad boys 2 dvd and the instrumental that continuosly plays throughout the movie, it sounds like a dr dre did it but i cant find it anywhere....Thank You in advance

Sean "P. Diddy" Combs has done it again with the Bad Boys II movie soundtrack to the 2003 hit movie of the same name. I like the clean version better because I once had the original explicit content version and I quickly got tired of hearing all of those curse words. Just my opinion.

Featuring an all-star lineup and production by Diddy himself, Just Blaze, Cool & Dre, Nelly, and the Neptunes, the hits are here.

It needed to be called a "music from and inspired by..." soundtrack because almost half of the songs weren't even in the movie. Good credit booklet as well as pics and dialogue from the movie made it a worthwhile keepsake.

Songs featured in the movie:
-"Show Me Your Soul" by P. Diddy, legendary musician Lenny Kravitz, Virginia's own Pharrell Williams (of N.E.R.D. and the Neptunes production team) and then up-and-coming Bad Boy prodigee, Loon
-"Shake Ya Tailfeather" (which serves as the movie's theme song) features P. Diddy, plus Nelly and Murphy Lee
-"Girl, I'm a Bad Boy" with Terror Squad leader Fat Joe, P. Diddy and Dre (one half of the production team, Cool & Dre)
-"Keep Giving Your Love to Me" by Mrs. Shawn Carter herself, Beyonce
-"Gangsta S---" by the LBC's homeboy, Snoop Dogg, alongside Loon
-"Love Don't Love Me" by former *NSync frontman, Justin Timberlake
-"Didn't Mean" by Mary J. Blige

In the booklet, Diddy said that Freeway's "Flipside" and M.O.P. and Sherita Lynch's "Wanna Be G's" were the only bonus tracks that wasn't featured in Bad Boys II. That's not true.

The other songs (that were inspired by Bad Boys II) were:
-"La-La-La" by the Jigga-Man, Jay-Z (a Neptunes production) which should've been in the movie
-"Pretty Girl Bull----" by Mario Winans and Foxy Brown
-"Relax Your Mind" by Loon
-"Realest N-----" by 50 Cent and the late Notorious B.I.G. (good rap flow by Biggie)
-"Why" by Da Band (from MTV's "Making the Band")

I also wish that Diddy would have put the movie's score by Trevor Rabin and hip-hop super producer, Dr. Dre, on here. The score was really on-point. I believe that he did a great injustice by not putting it on the soundtrack.

In conclusion, a decent soundtrack that left me wondering why not Trevor Rabin and Dr. Dre, but overall, a listener.

I can assure you the reason why I bought this soundtrack was because of the Summer '03 hit song "Shake Ya Tailfeather" by Nelly, P. Diddy, and Murphy Lee. I won't lie, I loved that song (especially it comming from Nelly and P. Diddy)- although in the movie I heard the instrumental more than I expected. Other great songs were the Jay-Z single "Excuse Me Miss Part II (La-La-La)" which was nice to listen to as well. Later on in the album Freeway and Peedi Crakk would colab for the song "Flipside". 50 Cent would join in with a Biggie colab in the song "Realest ******". Snoop would have a nice song with good production with Loon on the song "Gangsta ****". The majority of these songs are mostly shooting for mainstream appeal, and wouldn't have suprised me if all of them weren't hit singles.

What really kills this album is lack of standout tracks. A lot of them I considered failed. You can tell Fat Joe was turning completely pop on the song "Girl I'm A Bad Boy". Foxy Brown and Mario Winans' "Pretty Girl BS" is another song that falls under skip material. "Love Don't Love Me" by Justin Timerlake just plain sucks. One reviewer said that Mary J Blige's song "Didn't Mean" was funky, but I failed to notice it, but did notice it was a rehased A Tribe Called Quest's "Find A Way" beat. The majority of these songs that I didn't name were not worth mentioning, becasue they failed to gain my attention.

If you liked the movie, you might like the soundtrack. This is a CD for the masses of mainstream rap listeners. Unfortunately there are a few tracks that I will listen to on this soundtrack. If you haven't heard this and are curious, give it shot. If not, you're not missing very much. Also since the executive producer is P. Diddy and this is on Bad Boy Records, expects his famous ad-libs throughout it.

Lyrics: C
Production: B
Guest Appearances: D+
Musical Vibes: C
Overall: C

Favorite Tracks: Excuse Me Miss II (La-la-la), Shake Your Tail Feather, Realest ******, Gangsta ****

Honorable Mention: Show Me Your Soul, Didn't Mean

Peace Everyone!!

This CD is da best soundtrack of all music soundtracks. Every single song is crazy. Best songs on the album: La La La, Shake Ya Tailfeather, Girl I'm A Bad Boy, Realest N*ggas, Flipside and Wanna Be G's.

My favorite on this on the album is Shake Ya Tailfeather. I loved the movie and the soundtrack.