Track Listing

1. Beep Beep
2. Feel It
3. Up Jumps Da' Boogie - Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, , Timbaland & Magoo
4. Clock Strikes
5. 15 After Da' Hour
6. Ms. Parker (Interlude) - Love Jon, Timbaland & Magoo
7. Luv 2 Luv U [Remix] - Black, , Shauta Montgomery, , Static, Timbaland & Magoo
8. Luv 2 Luv U - Black, , St. Nick, Static, Timbaland & Magoo
9. Smoke in Da' Air
10. Intro Buddha (Interlude) - Big B, , DJ Law, Timbaland & Magoo
11. Peepin' My Style
12. Writtin' Rhymes
13. Deep in Your Memory
14. Clock Strikes [Remix]
15. Sex Beat (Interlude)
16. Man Undercover - Aaliyah, , Missy Elliott, Timbaland & Magoo
17. Joy - Blackstreet, Ginuwine, Playa, , Timbaland & Magoo
18. Up Jumps Da' Boogie [Remix] - Missy Elliott, , Timbaland & Magoo

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #42995 in Music
• Released on: 1997-11-11
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics

Customer Reviews

One Of The Best Hip Hop Albums Of All Time
This album is so innovative and precisely produced. With beats provided by Mozart Timadeas (my favorite producer), vocals by Magoo, Missy, Playa, Ginuwine, Aaliyah, this album is a 5 out of 5. At first listen you'll be like what the heck is this, but for sure after the first listen of the whole album you'll be hooked to it. From the first track to the last. You have hip hop and R&B throughout this entire album. When you listen to the album you will notice that they were ahead of their time. After listening to the album I thought, damn, "These cats were on some tight stuff back in '97", and indeed they were. I am telling you this is one of the most creative albums ever. There is a track on the album where Timbaland just talks over the beat and you actually rock to it. I love the whole album, but my favorite tracks are Luv 2 Luv U ( both versions ), Up Jumps The Boogie ( both versions ), Joy, Man Undercover, Clock Strikes. I am a true Timbaland fan, I am down with him and the whole click, holla at ya boy!

Timbaland is a visionary!
I love the combination of Tim's deep, robot-ish voice and Magoo's higher, cartoon-character voice. With both of them, plus Missy and other guests, it never gets boring. The lyrical references are clever ("Help, I see a Beatle, Cool out, it's only Ringo") and sometimes obscure, which I like. And of course the beats are phenomenal! Tim is the master. It took me a while to realize this, as I'd heard "Clock Strikes" quite a bit without really paying close attention. But then I heard some other songs, notably "Luv 2 Luv U (Remix)", and I was hooked. It's just so smooth and catchy, yet quirky and totally unique. I think Timbaland is what people always say Puffy is -- a visionary producer whose style seems to have invaded the genre with all the imitators who have popped up after him. But unlike Puffy, Tim has this certain something that makes me want to listen to his stuff non-stop, even when it's sung by artists I previously had no interest in (e.g., Aaliyah). Plus, he's got his own style and charisma. Timbaland rules.

[this]move is wrong...
Not only does this cd have beats, but magoo has some lyrics you cant mess with. Bomb flow, and the lyrical contect just cant be comprimised or compared. Up Jumps Da Boogie will always be one of my fav. songs of all time.