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EAN: 0012414152824 Label: Jive Manufacturer: Jive Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Jive Release Date: October 26, 1993 Studio: Jive Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Faithful to this oneIts been awhile, but i've listening to this one here a lot lately. From the opening track to the final song, it's easy to see that with "Faithful". Hi Five comes into there own on this cd. Some of the key songs for me: As One, What Can I Say to You (Justify My Love) w/Nuttin' Nyce, I'm in Need and Unconditional Love. This is a cd that i can folks should not sleep on in any sense of the word. The only complaint that i really have with this cd is that its way too short. I mean only ... Read More Rating:  - classic album in the 90 sgreat old school album if you like the first high five album. yuo will like all of high fives albums. Rating:  - A good album but 8 SONGS????HI-Five's Faithful was very good. But 8 songs? I thought they could have done more. This album is really good, and they sound good on quieter numbers like As One. The funky songs like I'm In Need and What Can I Say To You are just as strong here. Unconditional Love and Faithful are some of their best ballads and stand out more on this album. Hi-Five made a good follow up. Rating: - A slept on disc from a good groupHi-Five members were getting older when they released this CD. They decided to mature early unlike groups like The Jacksons and New Editon(the greateset R&B in history). The songs were good but the album went unoticed. Tony Thompson's voice proved his skills as am artist and he went on have one solo hit. Supposedly he's on Bad Boy. The stand out songs on the disc are the title track, Uncondtional Love, As One and Ready To Love. As Hi-Five got older they seemd better for ballads and not fast songs. Rating: - I thought it was great.I have loved Hi-Five ever scince I was little. Ihave all of thier CD`s. I don`t know why they stoped making songs, but Iwish that they would make some more songs. |
