Track Listing 1. Intro - (featuring DJ S&S) 2. Drop - (featuring Fatman Scoop) 3. All Y'All - (featuring Tweet) 4. It's Your Night - (featuring Sin) 5. Indian Carpet - (featuring Static) 6. Party People - (featuring Jay-Z/Twista) 7. People Like Myself - (featuring Static) 8. Voice Mail 9. Serious - (featuring Petey Pablo) 10. Roll Out - (featuring Petey Pablo) 11. Love Me - (featuring Tweet/Petey Pablo) 12. Baby Bubba - (featuring Petey Pablo) 13. In Time - (featuring Ms. Jade/Mad Skillz) 14. Mr. Richards - (featuring Petey Pablo) 15. Considerate Brotha - (featuring Ludacris) 16. Beat Club - (featuring Sin) 17. I Am Music - (featuring Aaliyah/Static)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Aaliyah, DJ S&S, Fatman Scoop, Jay-Z, Ludacris, Mad Skillz, Ms. Jade, Petey Pablo, Sin, Static, Timbaland, Tweet, Twista | | Producer: | Craig Brockman, Timbaland | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes Personnel includes: Timbaland, Magoo, Aaliyah, Jay-Z, Ludacris, Mad Skillz, Sin, Static, Twista, Petey Pablo, Fat Man Scoop, DJ S&S, Alias, Tweet, Ms. Jade, Sebastian. Recorded at Manhattan Center Studios, New York, New York. As a producer, Timbaland has provided cutting-edge tracks not only for every hip-hop ace in the book, but for pop icons such as Janet Jackson as well. When he teams with Magoo, though, the pair offers up an individualistic approach to hip-hop that eschews gritty, thug-life scenarios for mercurial stylistic shifts, audio wizardry, and linguistic virtuosity. On INDECENT PROPOSAL, the duo is joined by a variety of impressive guests, including Jay-Z, Twista, and Ludacris, but a great deal of emphasis is placed on the contributions of Petey Pablo, who appears on five of the album's cuts. Pablo's forceful, urgent style adds just the right amount of edge to Timbaland & Magoo's highly developed skills. And of course, the highly distinctive beats and production courtesy of hip-hop's most-admired studio wizard take the whole thing to another level.
Editorial Reviews 3 1/2 stars out of 5 - ...Much of the music is sensational... Uncut (11/01/2001)
7 out of 10 - ...Recommended to anyone who likes their music to rock their headphones and mess with their head... NME (02/09/2002)
...Reminds us why he's king of hip-hop producers... - Rating: B+ Entertainment Weekly (11/23/2001)
4 out of 5 - ...Tim creates a fog of beats and bass layered with synths, samples and raps or vocals by him, Magoo or guests....Find a car with a big stereo or a jiggy club and check out the sound of Tim's solid status... Mixmag (12/01/2001)
...A strong Funkadelic influence....the album's real strength...lies with [the] female collaborators....the last we'll hear of [Timbaland] as an artist... Mojo (04/01/2002)
3 stars out of 5 - ...Timb's accomplished production, melodic arrangements and varied beats are as inventive as ever... Q (02/01/2002)
7 out of 10 - ...Timbo's done everything right: downplayed his Jenkins-jerked, Neptunes-nipped, Eminem-pathed 'tchikka-tchikka' skitter, raised up a wall of Dr. Dre-worthy analog-to-diggity, party-fied the mix everywhere he can, and the let the beat drop. It makes songs sound great... Spin (04/01/2001)
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