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Format: MP3 Music, July 28, 1992
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What's the 411? is the debut album from Mary J. Blige, released in 1992 via Uptown Records. The multiplatinum album features six singles, including the hits "You Remind Me," "Real Love," "Sweet Thing" and "Love No Limit." Mary was praised for combining hip hop and soul music, subsequently earning her the title "Queen of Hip Hop Soul." 2 LP set on black vinyl.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Language : English
Product Dimensions : 12.32 x 12.36 x 0.31 inches; 8.32 ounces
Manufacturer : Motown Records
Item model number : 11
Original Release Date : 2017
Date First Available : September 14, 2017
Label : Motown Records
Country of Origin : USA
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Top Amazon Reviews
How "My Life" and "What's The 411?" never got that many awards as they should is beyond me. Both albums are often praised as being Mary J. at her finest. I remember seeing those albums along with "Share My World" being featured in music clubs ads like BMG or Columbia House, the days where you would subscribed to these clubs to get your CDs at a monthly price. I never really paid attention to her or her music that much back then, but I always did liked her singles "Family Affair", "No More Drama", and "Be Without You". I was much more into pop artists back then, but since getting older I feel like I'm in the mood for more RnB music. It was recommended to me that I should listen to her first three albums first, then work my way down to the rest of her discography. I've bought "What's The 411?" and "My Life", and from what I've heard so far those two are definitely the ones I like the best from Mary J. I have to give an edge to "My Life" though. I could just feel the pain and hurt thru her singing and it resonates well in her songs. I've read a comment a person had made on Instagram saying that she made the best music when she was depressed. I have to agree on that, even though I don't wish it on anyone to be in that emotional and mental state in their lives. I'm glad that Mary was able to find peace and joy later on in her life. There isn't a single track on the album that I don't like. Just like "My Life", "What's The 411?" also encapsulates 70s soul music with a modern twist. This album is a trailblazer for mixing in hip hop music with smooth, RnB vocals why she is known for "Queen of Hip Hop Soul". Some people don't consider any RnB songs that relies heavily on sampling hip hop or classic RnB songs to be "true" or "real" RnB music, but I honestly don't mind the heavy usage of sampling. I see it as a way of acknowledging and paying tribute to the ones that came before them. I kinda feel that R&B lost its "real" soul in the 2000s decade because it began to lost its substance and laidback feel, and people don't sing like they have passion within them anymore. Al B. Sure and Keith Sweat made some nice "love making" songs that definitely put you in that mood. Like one person said on Instagram, it's like the modern day love songs are made for the strip clubs rather than on real love and intimacy. These are my top 5: 1) Love No Limit 2) Slow Down/Reminisce 3) You Remind Me 4) Real Love 5) I Don't Want To Do Anything Honorable mentions: My Love Sweet Thing Changes I've Been Going Through
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Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2016 by Shaina
What can I say, it’s Mary J. Great album, fast delivery. No issues.
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025 by Christina Cain
Usually my CD jewel cases on CD’s I order all come in broken. I have to buy jewel cases 10 at a time to replace them. This is my 3rd CD delivered undamaged in a row with an 4th to be reviewed after this out of close to a hundred damaged. In total I’ve ordered 125 or so I’m surprised.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by Thomas Marshall
Mary J Blige is a wonderful and beautiful singer! This is where it all began and it is one of my favorite MJB albums.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by Andrea T. Stumon
Big part of my collection. Good condition. Worth the price!
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by Shante' Young
I Like The Songs it sounds so Emotional and dreary It drains Me out but it sounds good I can dance To reminisce Real Love You Remind Me and Sweet thing and Love No Limit and I don't want To do anything else Slow down and changes I've been going through
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2022 by Shawn Council
Forever my favorite
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by Josiah's MOM
I've heard many, many Mary albums over the years. In fact, I've heard all of them except her new one coming out later this month. This one ranks up there as one of her very best. A lot of people think that the artist's crowning achievement is often their first album and then it's downhill from there. I get that sentiment here. And although with Mary, the album that everyone tends to boast as her magnum opus is actually My Life. However, that doesn't take away from this album's greatness. Mary was a fresh face in the game back in '92. She wasn't Mariah. She wasn't Whitney. She was hip-hop's answer to Aretha Franklin some claim. And Diddy was a big part in all of this, producing much of the album, and creating that hip-hop soul sound which was so fresh and lives on in R&B's world of today. Being crowned as R&B's next Aretha Franklin was definitely big shoes to fill and although I don't quite think she fulfills that void, there was and still is no doubt that Mary definitely brings something great to the world of R&B. Her voice had rasp, depth and a deep enough power to captivate and mesmerize. The lyrics in her songs also rang true for people going through hard times which would become one of Mary's staples. This disc on hand is great though. It is groovy, very sensual and has a great soul to it. The majority of the songs here achieve with great success the joys and pains of what love is and Mary sounds ever so convincing and engaged. 4.4 stars. DOWNLOAD: "Changes I've Been Going Through" "Reminisce" "Sweet Thing" & "Real Love" HONORABLE MENTION(s): "Love No Limit"
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2011 by Adrian Cooper