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The Duo's Bio
I'm feelin their proposal


Review by Vigilante

Genre:  Rap
Label:  Blackground
Rating: Parental Advisory
Similar to:  Tim's Bio, Tim & Magoo
Release Date:   Nov. 20, 2001
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-REVIEW INTRO-

One of the greatest producers in the game is about to release his 3rd album (Tim's Bio his 2nd, Magoo did not get billing). And though this album has suffered many delays, blackground has finally decided to give it the go. Does the album continue the homerun after homerun that Tim has been putting out lately? Or is there a reason to the constant delays?

-TRACK RUN-DOWN-

1. Intro (ft. Fat Man Scoop) – One head knockin ass beat kicks this cd off, as Fatman Scoop and Timbaland give props to their cities and make sure you know who keeps the parties hot. Tim and Mag are back. I wish this beat had been used for an entire song, that shit would be wild.

$1.00

2. Drop (ft. Fatman Scoop) –
I heard this song a long time ago, back when the album was originally supposed to released back in Febuary. Anyway, this is a club track that split part of the way through to a completely different beat. Its hot ish, and a party anthem that has had some time under its belt..but still brings the good. If this song doesn't get you on the dance floor....you probably lack a pulse.

$2.00

3. All Y'all (ft. Sebastian)  –
First "OFFICIAL" single off the album here, and you guys should be seeing a video for this around soon. Anyway, Tim and Mag just get crazy on this hot ass beat. This is one of those tracks that you just listen to while ridin in your car. On this track, Tim, Mag, and Sebastian spit a song that is just for all y'all.
$3.50

"I'm loaded for cash, loaded for class, loaded with a lot of things. Even got a gat loaded for that ass." - Timabaland


4. It's Your Night (ft. Sebastian) –
This song has had to grow on me. I like it, but more times than not...this is the only song on the album that causes me to hit the skip button. On this song, Tim, Mag, some guy that sounds like Biggie,  and Sebastian rap to a more laid back track that is a little too slow for its own good. The hook is catchy though...very catchy.

$.75

5. Hummin
This is a FUNNY ass interlude/song where Timbo raps about those people who be in the clubs with that stank ass breathe. Its not a real song, but this thing deserves to credit.
$1.50

"Get out my face, cause your breathe is hummin. People in the club breathe always be, be, be, be, be hummin.." - Timbaland

6. Indian Carpet  –
I think this is one of the best beats Timbaland has ever done, and the way he and Mag spits on this thing is remarkable. Makes me wonder who wrote this for them, cause if they always sounded like this..I doubt this album would've been delayed since Feb. I love the slight beat switch for Mag.
$4.25

7. Party People (ft. Jay-Z & Twista)  – Tim brings this beat back to the style the Jigga and Tim track was on "Tim's Bio". Another fast paced hot ass track, where Jigga and Twista have a F'N field day. I thought Twista was dead, but its good to hear the Chicago-ian again. Like Tim makes mention in the song..this a dope ass track.
$3.75

"Hitin him high, bitin their ear.  Tyson style on them motha fuckas. Vampire style, I'm a blood sucka" - Magoo

8. People Like Myself (ft. Playa)  – On this song, Tim and Mag talk about all the people who've come around them and claimed them as family since they've become famous. That's whay they only hang with people like themselves. I think this is my favorite song on the album. WHERE THE HELL IS PLAYA'S 2ND ALBUM?!?
$4.50

"People like myself, only hang with self. Cause that's the way to go. I can't go outside without finding some new kin folk. People on my left, people on my right. All in my earhole, makes me be like whoa. And find me somewhere else to go." - Playa

"Pull out my dick, piss on your bitch ass. Sit on your face, now you gotta kiss ass." - Magoo

9. Voice Mail Interlude -
Not exactly sure what the point of this interlude is. Ah well, there's some voice mail messages, and then Tim doing some horrible singing. Kind of funny.
$.50

10. Serious (ft. Petey Pablo)  –
Basically, Petey and Sebastian join the duo once again to get this get hype track even hyper. On this song, these boys rap about how ish is serious, and how the only game they playing is theirs..and they ain't never fouling out.
$3.50

11. Roll Out (ft. Sebastian & Petey Pablo) –
This is the first song I heard from the album, and it was back in like November of 2000. This song once again shows Tim's creativy, as the sound of a popcorn popper rest in the background. It sounds wierd as hell, but its so damn sweet. Another one of those coveted Ride in your car tracks.
$3.00

12. Love Me (ft. Tweet) –
Missy and Timbaland's newest protege gets to shine on this very addictive song, that is so simple..yet so interesting. It a way, her voice is somewhat reminiscant of Aaliyah. Anyway, Tweet has definately gained my attention after this track.
$3.00


13. Baby Bubba (ft. Petey Pablo & Sebastian)  –
Tim and Mag take a Reggae hook with a ol tv' show style guitar string in the background. Its hot. Another track that will get you bouncing, just a little weaker compared to some of the other tracks.

$2.00

14. In Time (ft. Ms. Jade, "Mad" Skillz) -
If you haven't heard Ms. Jade yet...you need to. This girl is about to kill some airwaves. Anyway, this track is has an ol school vibe with a hook that is almost too damn good to be true. Did I mention how sweet Jade is? Oh yeah, and we get to hear from the mysterious Skillz (formerly Mad Skillz) again. Why hasn't this guy hasn't had a non underground album released yet?

$3.25

15. Mr. Richard
An interlude where Timbaland gets a pretty mean message from the father of a girl he's dating, and basically telling him that he wants Tim to stop dating her.

$.50

16. Considerate Brother (ft. Ludacris) -
On this song, Tim/Mag/Luda rap about how they don't dog the women..so you can call them a considerate brother. Another beat switch for this song...Timbo is a bad man.

$2.75

17. Beat Club(Untitled) -
This is a track to let Timbaland's Beat Club artists just let loose. I'm not sure of all of these guys names...but I'm sure I'll know them soon enough.

$4.00

18. Drama (ft. Sebastian & Petey Pablo) -
Damn. That's all that can be said about this eerie cypher track. Each person that comes through drops some nice words to match the style of the person before them. This song is worth the price of the album alone.

$4.50

19. I am Music (ft. Aaliyah and Playa)  -
One of the last songs the late Aaliyah will be heard on, and what a fitting song. On this track, Tim, Playa, and Aaliyah sing about how they are music. Its a very unique song, as they all place themselves in 1st person as if they were music.

$4.00

"You may find me at shopping malls. I'm not buying, but I'll be for sale." - Aaliyah


The Best Tracks: The Last Word(s):

Simply put, if you want one of the best produced albums in years..than get this album. Timbaland knows how to do beats, and even the lyrics on his part have improved. However, those of you who have had problems with the Q-tip clone (Magoo) than you may still find a problem with this album. He's a lot better than he was before, but I'm sure he'll still manage to piss someone off. Not me, but to each his own. I will say this though, with this being the last Timbaland release ever...you owe it to yourself to pick up the album. You won't regret it.

Album Worth:

$52.25

Album price: $16.99

  • #1. People Like Myself - If anyone ever makes it big, don't you find yourself having more family? Rating: $4.50
  • #2. Drama - Whoo, this song ain't no joke. Rating: $4.50
  • #3. Indian Carpet - The hottest Tim beat ever?  Rating: $4.25
  • #4. I Am Music - One of Aaliyah's last tracks, and its beautiful. Rating: $4.00

-Interested in buying this CD? Look no further:

Indecent Proposal - Timbaland and Magoo.