702

I remember when 702's No Doubt came out in Fall 1996. When I first heard "Steelo" on the radio. I was completely impressed with them. For me, a new girl group in the picture in that time window. In Spring 1997 "Get It Together" was another hit and then "All I Want" was awesome hit too. I first bought it in cassette tape in May 1997 and two months later on CD. The CD sound was so much better. I ended up selling off the tape a year later. I kept the CD. To me, 702 No Doubt is worthkeeping in the archives. I just love 702 alot. Good timing too.

Every time that i listen "Steelo", i reminisce when i've bought this album. It was just released, and when i listened that song into my music store i quickly decided that it was already a good reason to buy the whole album! This cd was really enjoyable, and the girls showed their good vocal skills in many tracks. I loved especially "Get It Together", a great ballad produced by Donell Jones. In that period, 702 used to collaborate with Missy Elliott...after "Steelo", i wish to remember also "Beep Me 911" (from Missy's debut album) and the related video...one of the more original and funny videos that i've seen in the last decade.
I'm been truly sorry for the recent group breakup. Honestly, i don't understand why Meelah Williams hasn't still had the opportunity to pursue a solo career, because her voice is really one of the best of the modern R&B scene.

I remember chillin' to 'Steelo' back in the day and so I was excited to get my hands on this album again. Tracks like 'Not Gonna' 'All I Want' and 'Get Down Like Dat' show the fun side of these girls, while slowed down tracks like 'Get it Together' really showcase their singing talents and prove sutible ballads for the ears. 'Steelo' is still a favorite, but the shines on it's own as a great R&B album of the 90's.

I remember this album when I was in the 4th grade. This album is blazing and the songs are unique and stylish. This album has a sound that is described as sleek,hot and funky. This album effortlessly blend the rhymes and sounds of Gospel,Hip-Hop,Jazz and Blues. They got their name from a Las Vegas zip code. The girls sing with a vocal maturity far beyond their youthfulness. This album has been certified Gold. Remember,this was 1996-1997.
I Love This CD.

I give this cd four stars cause its a couple of tracks I do not like but overall the album is good..I've always loved these girls & I wish they would come back THEY ARE MOS DEF one of the best girl R & B groups who really never got any credit for their music support this album

I believe in this song is a sware word? Is it censored on the soundtrack? isn't this movie targeted at children.
concerned parent

This soundtrack Isn't bad I Heard Parts of it, but Expose's Version of that song "As Long As I Can Dream" is Better than Debelah Morgan's Version Anyway.

this song has very special meaning for me I just wish I could get the words to it if any one knows them could you email them to me at tazette@mediaone.net I would be real glad if you can help.

I WANT THE SONG REALLY BAD BUT I DON'T WANT THE WHOLE SOUNDTRACK.....CAN YOU SEND IT TO ME ONLINE?

The music on the soundtrack is very fitting with the movie and after listening to the album a few times I fail to understand why the track Luck Day buy English singer songwriter Matt Goss is not the lead song for the movie. This guys vocal talents are suberb and this song is a very moving ballad that would have summed up the film beautifully. Buy this album today if only to hear the vocal and writing talents of Matt Goss

Personally, I think this is one of the better girl group albums to issue out of the 90s. Although Star is their classic opus, this album was a strong display of their vocal strengths and urban-pop sensibilities. It still disappoints me to this day that they did not last for the long haul. Highlights are as follows:

Where My Girls At?
You Don't Know
Make Time
Finally
Tell Your Girl
Gotta Leave
Will You Be OK?

I happened to receive this CD in the mail by accident the year it came out, and decided to take a listen to it. Ever since then, it has become one of my favorite albums. The songs on here can relate to almost any female going through those situations. It helps when you can isten to a song infinite amounts of times, and still not get tired of it, because that's exactly what I do with this album, to basically every song.

You'll Just Never Know can bring tears to your eyes, while Never gives a strong standpoint. Majority of these songs could have been singles, and it is worth the buy.

I remember this album when I was 12. I love this album and played it loud. It is an album with a fresh sound. This album showcases the trio's personalitites and their powerful vocal abilities,but their coming-of-age. 702 deals with being in love,being out of love,and wanting love back. In addition to developing personally and musically,the ladies also gotten more involved with the business and the artistic dealings of their career. This album has been certified Platinum. Remember,this was 1999.

I personally love this cd better then their 1st one the 1st one was good too but on their 2nd album they & you can tell if you listen to this album..I love 702 all I can say is get this cd too..=)

I love 702... period... these girls can sang and keep a party happening... they are one of my favourite r&b acts of all time. too bad they broke up because their labels did not know which direction to take the group.... i guess Ms. Beyonce is taking the world by storm so much that 702's record label could not promote them better....

their slef titled album 702 is great work.... the infectious #1 first single 'where my girls at?' produced by missy is hot. it still is the jam till this date... their second single "you dont know' is even better. their harmonies are just tight as ever...'seven', 'finally' are hot joints too...

the interludes are brilliant... they shoudl have just added them up to make a song....

this whole album is tight to def... but their last effort STAR is their best work yet...if you are a 702 fan and like good r&b pop songs then get this album...

702 are my girls i have been a fan of theirs for years and they came out with their finest work....STAR is definatley one of my favourite cds in my collection... alwayz being played.

the promotion on this cd was just terrible... i saw the 'star' video like twice and i heard that 'i still love you' was going to b the next single... no play. i feel bad cuz really good groups like this get shafted and dont get the chance to b tru STARS!

hands down my favourite track is 'places'. this 7 min. plus r&b extravaganza is one of my favourite slow song of all time... my girls harmonies were so tight and on point.

another banger of mine is 'trouble' this off-beat track WORKS in all directions.... it may sound wierd at first but it draws you in.

'i still love you' is a overall brilliant song... pharrell's vocals is sick.... the beat is just bananas....

'feelings' 'star' 'let your hair down' 'stringing me along' & 'come & knock on my door' are joints you cant pass up...

this cd is just overall brilliant and i recommend this album to anybody who loves slo jams and great party tracks....

5+ stars out of 5: PLEASE COME BACK TO US!!!!

I wasn't too fond of the last album, but i love the new sound on this album.I liked all the songs, but my favs are:Star, I still love you, jealousy, Feelings and trouble. A Great album from 702.

As a fan of this trio, I bought this disc for the one stand-out track, I STILL LOVE YOU. I heard it on the radio one day and fell in love with the song, I instantly recognized it as a Neptunes track and incorrectly thought that they had worked on more than 2 tracks with 702.

When I initially listened to the entire disc, it seemed and still seems disjointed to me because of the number of different producers they used - there is no cohesive sound to the album. I guess they figured it'd be the group's last disc so they went for the gusto but it left them with an album of mostly filler tracks. If they had released I STILL LOVE YOU first instead of STAR, they might have stirred up enough buyer interest to make this album go gold.

The positives about this group is the fact that Meelah was always the lead singer which gave them a distinctive sound much like Destiny's Child. Their harmonies and background vocals are always on point as well which makes even the filler tracks slightly interesting to listen to.

The other tracks that I really liked were those produced by the Kollective: PLACES & CERTIFIED - both have a really pretty live instrumentation sound. STRINGING ME ALONG, BETTER DAYS, NO WAY & BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH are also enjoyable to me - they don't stand out in the same way I STILL LOVE YOU does but again, 702's harmonies are excellent on each of those tracks. Sadly, I'd only recommend that die-hard fans get this entire disc and others try to get the single of I STILL LOVE YOU since that's really the best song on the entire disc.

To bad 702 aren't togather anymore,this is there last album and it's very much one of there best records ever.i can listen to every track on this cd all the way throw.I love all the songs but my most favorite tracks are "feelings" and "trouble" i love the beats to those tracks.702 needs get back togather..this is there best cd..they left an album with plently of tracks and good beats.

I just bought this CD(nearly 3 years after its release date) because I was kinda weary of it after reading most of the reviews on this site. But Im really glad I did because this album is great. Althought I havent listened to all of the songs in there entirety, tracks "Blah Blah Blah Blah", "Feeling", "Places", "Betcha She" and "Come and Knock on My Door" really standout.

I can not stop listening to "I still Love You"...that song is hella tight. Sometimes I just drive around LA at night and listen to it over and over again. Its perfect.

The only negatives I could point out with the album is the childish "Certified" and the mis-matched "Star". Also, some of the songs kinda have the same beat/instruments but just recycled(cow bells and bass lines). But I must take into account that back in 2003 when the Neptunes were on fire, people liked that sound.

This is one of the best songs off of their debut CD. It has a great beat. This CD also has a special remix version of the song also.

I remember when 702's No Doubt came out in Fall 1996. When I first heard "Steelo" on the radio. I was completely impressed with them. For me, a new girl group in the picture in that time window. In Spring 1997 "Get It Together" was another hit and then "All I Want" was awesome hit too. I first bought it in cassette tape in May 1997 and two months later on CD. The CD sound was so much better. I ended up selling off the tape a year later. I kept the CD. To me, 702 No Doubt is worthkeeping in the archives. I just love 702 alot. Good timing too.

Every time that i listen "Steelo", i reminisce when i've bought this album. It was just released, and when i listened that song into my music store i quickly decided that it was already a good reason to buy the whole album! This cd was really enjoyable, and the girls showed their good vocal skills in many tracks. I loved especially "Get It Together", a great ballad produced by Donell Jones. In that period, 702 used to collaborate with Missy Elliott...after "Steelo", i wish to remember also "Beep Me 911" (from Missy's debut album) and the related video...one of the more original and funny videos that i've seen in the last decade.
I'm been truly sorry for the recent group breakup. Honestly, i don't understand why Meelah Williams hasn't still had the opportunity to pursue a solo career, because her voice is really one of the best of the modern R&B scene.

I remember chillin' to 'Steelo' back in the day and so I was excited to get my hands on this album again. Tracks like 'Not Gonna' 'All I Want' and 'Get Down Like Dat' show the fun side of these girls, while slowed down tracks like 'Get it Together' really showcase their singing talents and prove sutible ballads for the ears. 'Steelo' is still a favorite, but the shines on it's own as a great R&B album of the 90's.

I remember this album when I was in the 4th grade. This album is blazing and the songs are unique and stylish. This album has a sound that is described as sleek,hot and funky. This album effortlessly blend the rhymes and sounds of Gospel,Hip-Hop,Jazz and Blues. They got their name from a Las Vegas zip code. The girls sing with a vocal maturity far beyond their youthfulness. This album has been certified Gold. Remember,this was 1996-1997.
I Love This CD.

I give this cd four stars cause its a couple of tracks I do not like but overall the album is good..I've always loved these girls & I wish they would come back THEY ARE MOS DEF one of the best girl R & B groups who really never got any credit for their music support this album