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Return of Dragon [Explicit Lyrics] (Lyrics included with album)
- Artist: Sisqo
- Label: DEF SOUL CLASSICS
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1 Disc(s)
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1.
Intro 0:52
Sisqó
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2.
Not Afraid 2:57
Sisqó
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3.
Infatuated 3:28
Sisqó
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4.
Can I Live 4:04
Sisqó, Dragon Family
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5.
Without You 3:09
Dru Hill, Sisqó
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6.
Homewrecker 3:58
Sisqó
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7.
Last Night 3:44
Sisqó
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8.
Close Your Eyes (Interlude) 1:12
Sisqó
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9.
Close Your Eyes 4:27
Sisqó
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10.
Dance for Me 4:10
Sisqó
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11.
Off the Corner 5:40
Sisqó, Associates of Christ
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12.
Dream 4:46
Sisqó, Chinky
Description
Sisqó's second solo album, Return of Dragon, follows up a debut that unexpectedly shot to the top of the charts a year earlier and remained there, week after week. That debut album, Unleash the Dragon, was almost solely powered by an omnipresent summer anthem in "****** Song" -- a difficult feat to duplicate, an even more difficult feat to top. But even if Return of Dragon doesn't have a surefire novelty hit like "****** Song" on it, it still has enough firepower to carry Sisqó back to the top of the charts. It's a safe record, no doubt, offering only ten full-length songs and an ensemble cast of songwriters and producers. But regardless of how few risks Sisqó takes on this album, the result is commendable, an energetic, slick, and stylish album with plenty of subtle ****** and overt gloss -- everything early-2000s pop listeners demand in their superstars. To be honest, though, pop fans aren't looking for well-crafted albums but rather dynamite singles. And this album has its fair share. In fact, somewhere around half of these ten songs could function as hit singles in 2001, with "Can I Live," "Dance for Me," and "Close Your Eyes" being the most obvious choices. In particular, "Can I Live" stands out on the album mostly because of its over-the-top execution; here, the timeless Teddy Riley takes the reigns with songwriting partner D'Wayne Jones, crafting a jittery Timbaland-style beat and working various members of Sisqó's new affiliates, the Dragon Family, into the song. Yet while "Can I Live" stands out as a step in a new direction for Sisqó, "Dance for Me" takes a look back to "****** Song," resulting in a similarly sexy dancefloor anthem that is just dying for a sleazy, near-******-dancers-everywhere MTV treatment. In short, Sisqó gives you exactly what you want -- assuming you liked his debut album -- offering a can't-miss collection of should-be hits and even more of his ceaseless crooning. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide
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Description
Sisqó's second solo album, Return of Dragon, follows up a debut that unexpectedly shot to the top of the charts a year earlier and remained there, week after week. That debut album, Unleash the Dragon, was almost solely powered by an omnipresent summer anthem in "****** Song" -- a difficult feat to duplicate, an even more difficult feat to top. But even if Return of Dragon doesn't have a surefire novelty hit like "****** Song" on it, it still has enough firepower to carry Sisqó back to the top of the charts. It's a safe record, no doubt, offering only ten full-length songs and an ensemble cast of songwriters and producers. But regardless of how few risks Sisqó takes on this album, the result is commendable, an energetic, slick, and stylish album with plenty of subtle ****** and overt gloss -- everything early-2000s pop listeners demand in their superstars. To be honest, though, pop fans aren't looking for well-crafted albums but rather dynamite singles. And this album has its fair share. In fact, somewhere around half of these ten songs could function as hit singles in 2001, with "Can I Live," "Dance for Me," and "Close Your Eyes" being the most obvious choices. In particular, "Can I Live" stands out on the album mostly because of its over-the-top execution; here, the timeless Teddy Riley takes the reigns with songwriting partner D'Wayne Jones, crafting a jittery Timbaland-style beat and working various members of Sisqó's new affiliates, the Dragon Family, into the song. Yet while "Can I Live" stands out as a step in a new direction for Sisqó, "Dance for Me" takes a look back to "****** Song," resulting in a similarly sexy dancefloor anthem that is just dying for a sleazy, near-******-dancers-everywhere MTV treatment. In short, Sisqó gives you exactly what you want -- assuming you liked his debut album -- offering a can't-miss collection of should-be hits and even more of his ceaseless crooning. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide
Features
- Genre: R&B
- Subgenre: Hip-Hop/Urban, R&B/Soul
- Category: Pop-Rap, Urban
- Release Date: June 19, 2001
- Parental Advisory: Explicit LyricsParental Advisory Opens in New Window
- Label: DEF SOUL CLASSICS
- Artist: Sisqo
- Additional Artists: Dru Hill (Performer), Traci Hale (Vocals), Sisqó (Vocals)
- Format: CD
Additional Information
- DPCI: 244-09-0983
- ASIN: B002QF9FWG
- Catalog #: 11709847
- Item can not be gift wrapped.
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- Estimated Ship Dimensions : 5.61 inches length x 4.93 inches width x 0.31 inches height
- Estimated Ship Weight: 0.18 pound.
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