Tracklist (CD)
| 1 | | Enter The Dru (Interlude) | | 0:53 | | 2 | | Real Freak | | 3:34 | | 3 | | How Deep Is Your Love | | 4:03 | | 4 | | This Is What We Do | | 4:21 | | 5 | | Holding You | | 4:28 | | 6 | | I'm Wondering | | 4:18 | | 7 | | You Are Everything | | 4:35 |
See more tracks| 8 | | I'll Be The One | | 4:26 | | 9 | | Nowhere Without You (Interlude) | | 1:08 | | 10 | | One Good Reason | | 4:03 | | 11 | | Angel (Interlude) | | 1:33 | | 12 | | Angel | | 4:24 | | 13 | | What I Do With The Love | | 4:46 | | 14 | | Beauty | | 4:32 | | 15 | | These Are The Times | | 4:09 | | 16 | | The Love We Had (Stays On My Mind) | | 5:35 | | 17 | | What Are We Gonna Do | | 5:04 |
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Review
The pop world abhors a vacuum, So when Jodeci went on an extended furlough, their doppelgänger – Dru Hill – was born. The latter's 1996 debut album earned platinum status by slavishly adhering to the blueprint: hip-hop-columned R&B grooves, boudoir-inspired lyrics, ghetto-fabulous attitude and chief vocalist Sisqo's impassioned vocals. Enter the Dru will only disappoint those who expect artists to challenge themselves, to raise the bar with each new project. For everyone else, Enter provides the warmth of the (overly)… Read More familiar, sticking largely to ballads and midtempo grooves that center-stage lust as their main thematic concern. The single "How Deep Is Your Love" is the best thing on the album, though Method Man's guest spot on "This Is What We Do" lifts that track from a mono- to a multi-chromed level. It's state-of-the-millennium R&B, with all the bad and whatever good that suggests. (RS 801) ERNEST HARDY |
