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To me, jagged edge reminds me of jodeci, the r&b group that was around back in the early 90's. J.E.'s music, J.E.'s style, sounds like it could have came from jodeci. and that's not a bad thing at all.

favorites of mine are "I gotta be","wednesday lover", and "the rest of our lives". these songs get to me everytime I hear them. I think about that special someone and smile; songs that can do that are rare and hard in these times of booty shaking, thong wearing music that populate the airwaves.

anyone who loves r&b will be very happy with this purchase. give it a listen, sing along with it if you want. it'll leave you feeling satisfied.


There is a smooth side to 'Jagged Edge'   January 9, 2000
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

'JE Era' is definitely on the romantic tip and boasts production from super-producer Jermaine Durpi, as well as a few rap cameos. This album shows off the guys' harmonies and writting skills as well. The album features nice slow jams, "Wednesday Lover", the Marvin Gaye remake, "Slow Motion" and the sleeper hit "Gotta Be". It also has a few dance tracks like the hit "The Way You Talk" and "I'll Be There", featuring rapper Busta Rhymes. The songs do seem to be similar to each other in some ways, but still doesn't stop this album from being platinum-quality work.


Jagged Edge is "The Bomb"!!!!   February 12, 1999
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I love all the of the songs, But I absolutely love "It's Funny How, Slow Motion, Wednesday Lover!! My Heart Croons over " Gotta Be", "Rest of Our Lives" Brian, Brandon, Richie, and Kyle are the most sexiest guys ever !! The appearnce on stage is so unbelieveable!! I love them and hope they have great sucess to come!!!


Tha fantastic 4   August 13, 2001
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

This is one of the best singing albums I have ever heard, I can't get the song " Addicted to your love" out of my head, I think i'm addicted to that song. I have two other favorites on this album. First of all, I have to say that " I gotta be" is the best song on this album, and my other favorite is the song "Wednesday Lover", I just like the way this song makes me happy. I don't have the CD, but my older and younger brothers both have it, maybe I might buy it. The thing I like about Jagged Edge is that they work very well together, and that makes them the " Fantastic 4".


A JAGGED MASTERPIECE!   January 18, 2002
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Now Jagged Edge may be a multi-platinum R&B supergroup but there 1998 debut,"A Jagged Era" was a male R&B group gem which got overlooked.Wheras Jagged's next two albums would debut inside Billboard's Top Ten,this album peaked at only #124.

"A Jagged Era" showcases the Atlanta-based group's strong,sturdy
vocals(especially Brandon& Brian Casey's) that mix ruffneck attitide with tender R&B feeling.This set's gem was "It's Gotta Be".A ballad so tender yet rough.It was so good that Jagged's producer Jermaine Dupri bite the melody of this song on
Jagged's future hits "Promise" and "Goodbye".
"Slow Motion" and "Ready & Willing" are two other gems.These should've been released as singles-if you ask me!

But "A Jagged Era"isn't all slow though.You can't hear the blistering workout "The Way That You Talk To Me" and NOT dance.

This album was a very,very strong R&B debut and too bad it didn't get it's props but at least,Jagged Edge are enjoying their glory now.