Customer Reviews

Musique II

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1. Glide 10/10
2. Love Massage 8.5/10
3. Good and Plenty Lover 9.5/10
4. Number One 10/10
5. Glide (Dub Mix) 9.5/10
6. Love Massage (Extened Mix) 9.5/10
7. Good and Plenty Lover (Extended Mix) 10/10
8. Love Massage (Raw Groove Mix) 10/10
9. Number One (Club Mix) 10/10
10.Love Massage (Club Mix) 9.5/10
11.Love Massage (Radio Mix) 10/10

Decades after if orginal release, this album has held up very well to the test of time. The good vocals and catchy lyrics can still set the dancefloor on fire. The production is on point. This is recommended to those who enjoy sexy, danceable songs that are not too intelligent for its own good, yet not banal either. Just good dance club music.

This is dance-oriented music that is not to be taken to seriously. Granted, this new trio are not as great as the original line-up, but they get the job done. The sexy single "Love Massage" did not hit because in the U.S., Disco music in 1980 was not ruling the mainsteam anymore. "Love Massage" is a awesomely fun & lusty song. The other tracks follow about the same pattern. It good album overall. If you like early 80's club/dance music with sexy lyrics & vocals, you'll like "Musique II."

An underrated Classic.
Alot of Hot tracks here , especially Love Massage( make it hot and juicy).
I have always loved this album( even more than Keep On Jumpin, because it wasnt played to death).
I would recommend this to anyone.

This is an example of anonymously sung, single-entrendre aural porn that critics in the 70's used to bash disco music. While peppier and funkier than much of the Euro-disco of the time, the lyrics are mostly inane and embarassing. The vocals are without personality and the risque subject matter is juvenile rather than erotic or sensuous. This project emerged as a follow up to the group's surprise radio hit "In The Bush" and certainly doesn't show development musically or thematically. It comes across as a quick knock off intended to cash in on the momentum of its predecessor.