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MEDIUM
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1996
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R&B/SOUL
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First Off, All Four Members Of For Real Can Sing. (I'm Not Sure What The Ladies' Names Are, But I Think Whoever Sang Lead In "Easy To Love" Off Their First Album Is The Best Singer In My Opinion.) But The Problem With Their Sophomore Album Free Is That There Really Aren't Any Standout Songs.None Of The Songs On This Album Are By Any Means Bad, But A Lot Of Them Come Off Too Poppy-sounding. The Only Real Exception Is The First Single "Like I Do", Which, By The Way, I Forgot Was So Catchy. But As You Listen To The Rest Of The Album, You'll Notice That Many Of The Songs Start To Sound The Same. By The Way, Does Anyone Know Whom The Man Is Singing In "How Can I Get Close To You"? It Doesn't Say Anywhere On The Album Cover Or In The Liner Notes.Maybe The Fact That The Songs On Here Aren't Classic-sounding Is The Reason Why This Album Was Lost In The Shuffle Of, As Another Reviewer Said, 702s And SWVs. But I Still Believe The Ladies Of For Real Are Talented, And If They Ever Released A New Album, I'd Still Listen To It.
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