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1) Intro - Tight. It makes you think this album is going to be the "ish". (5/5)

2) Dance With Me - I love this song...has a clubby feel to it. (5/5)

3) It's Over Now - I'm honestly kind of sick of it now, but it's still a great song... (5/5)

4) Peaches & Cream - I think this will be 112's biggest hit. Ever. (5/5)

5) I Surrender - Great interlude...should have been a complete song. (4/5)

6) Missing You - Here was the first track I didn't like when I first heard it, but now I like it a lot. Should be a single... (4/5)

7) All I Want Is You - Horrible... (1/5)

8) Don't Hate Me - This one is cool. It's a midtempo joint with a midwestern bounce to it, a la Crucial Conflict or Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony. (4/5)

9) Q, Mike, Slim, Daron - This interlude is BANGIN! Why is this only an interlude? Trust me, this track is tight... (5/5)

10) Player - Kinda funny. I like it anyway. (3/5)

11) Sweet Love - This ballad sounds like something from 112's first album, a la "Now That We're Done"...remember that one? (4/5)

12) Smile - Umm...the intro sounds like they're going to sing Sisqo's "Incomplete"...but once you get past that, it's a decent ballad. (3.5/5)

13) Caught Up - I like this one a lot. It sounds like something New Edition would have recorded for 'Home Again', their 1996 reunion album. Decent filler track. (4/5)

14) Do What You Gotta Do - Tight. R. Kelly hooked this one up. Easily a single. (5/5)

15) I Think - This one is good too. Possible single...pretty ballad. (4/5)

16) Still In Love - Sounds like something K-Ci and JoJo would sing doesn't it? (Just listen to it...) Oh well, it works. This will blow up (in my opinion) if it's released as a single. (5/5)

Thanks for reading!

Knyte.


112 strikes again   March 22, 2001
 10 out of 11 found this review helpful

After hits like Only You, Cupid, Love Me, Anywhere.. The fellas of 112 return with their third CD Part III.. On this CD 112 shows great maturity with each release they have gotten better and better.. One of the biggest differences on Part III Compare to the other two CDs this time around they did majority of the written and producing themselves showcasing their writing and producing talents those are truly the best moments on the CD with the songs like the club banger Dance With Me, The current single It's Over Now, One of the best ballads on the Cd in my opinion Missing You this song also showcase Daron's vocal talent, All I Want Is You, Player all these songs are great

Another difference you will notice about Part III their mentor Sean " Puffy Combs took an off hands approach on this CD Puffy's presence is only felt on the song Peaches And Cream which he co-wrote and co-produce.. Other noteworthy tracks on this CD: the R. Kelly produce Do What You Gotta Do one of my true personal favorites , Smile, Dont Hate Me(featuring Twista), I Think

112 has done it again with another great CD pick this up you will be glad you did ..


A new mature 112 ont he groups best CD   March 21, 2001
 5 out of 7 found this review helpful

All I have to say about the new 112 CD is it's hot. This is the groups's best CD. 112 has never really been a bubble gum band they always had some risque lyrics but this CD shows the groups staying power and how they've changed. The first song is a interlude set to Biggie's dead wrong beat. The second song is a great club jam called Dance With Me. The thrid song is the lead single It's Over Now. The fourth song Peaches and Cream with prodcution by DJ Clue has the power to become another strip club anthem just as Anywhere was. The fifth song an interlude I Sunnder is also tight. The sixth song is Missing You which should be the boys next single it's very truthful and in some aspects sad.The seventh song All I Want Is You is my least favorite on the album. The eighth Don't Hate Me featuring Twista is very goood also. The ninth is a interlude. The tenth song, Player is also a truthful and heartbreakin song. Sweet Love is a great bedroom track at number eleven. While Smile is another great ballad at number tweleve. Number thriteen Caught Up is sorta of a prequel to Player maybe Caught Up explains the reason for Playing. Number 15 Do What You Gotta Do is my peronsal favorite it's my life story and is my girl and I song. Number 16 I Think is allright. And closing the album out is the ballad Still In Love which could end the playing trilogy of Player and Caught Up. All in all this is one of the best r&b albums of the year. Can't wait for the tour with Ginuwine.


112 will always be da bomb   March 22, 2001
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

ooh yea... 112 has done it again. this time mostly by themselves: writing and producing most of their own stuff. their single "it's over now" is really hype and blowing up all over right now, but you got to check out the rest of the album: "dance with me" will probably be a HOT club tune very soon, and as a dj: I WILL PLAY IT AT THE CLUB. "peaches and cream" is a very smooth track. "still in love" is a wonderful love song. I could go on about the other tracks but the whole CD is damn good. GO AND BUY "112 - PART 3". you will not regret


112 does it again   March 23, 2001
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

112 it back again ladies and gentlemen. Just like they did on their previous two CDs, "112" and "Room 112", they are here to give the fans what they want. "Part 3" presents 112 at the best that I have ever seen them all around, but I still think that their 1st disc will always be their best. On this CD, 112 has an all around balance to offer for their fans. You get your fair share of fast songs, midtempo tracks and slow jams. This is the best I have ever heard 112 on the uptempo tracks. They have definitely taken these songs to another level. The 1st single, "It's Over Now" is definitely an example of this. They use the same beat that Mobb Deep used for their 1999 summer smash, "Quiet Storm" and make it a tight r&b song. They also have additional versions on the maxisingle with G Dep, Shyne, and Prodigy of Mobb Deep. Other uptempo songs that are tight are "Dance With Me", "All I Want Is You", and "Peaches And Cream". "Peaches And Cream" should definitely be a single some time in the future. However, 112 also shows what they are known for which are the tight slow songs. Just like they did with "Cupid", "Pleasure And Pain", and "Love You Like I Did", 112 shows that they have no problem making love songs. The R Kelly produced "Do What You Gotta Do", "Smile", "Sweet Love", and my favorite song on the CD, "Player". This song has 112 describing their lifestyle to a female friend and telling the woman that if they ever decide to change their way of living, the first person they would choose would be that female. Overall, this is a well balanced CD. This CD shows 112's maturity and shows that they aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Any fan of their two previous CDs will enjoy this one as well.