You Gotta Believe by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch (CD, Sep-1992, Interscope (USA))

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Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch: "Marky" Mark Wahlberg, Hector "HB" Barros Jr., Scott "Scottie Gee" Ross, Anthony "Ashey Ace" Thomas, Terry "D.J. T" Yancey.

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by twellard83
Aug 16, 2017
...And this is why he is now an actor
So ever wondered why Mark Wahlberg keeps trying to deny this part of his career? If you haven't, this album could give you insight. While his first album was nothing special, at the very least, it had the catchy single Good Vibrations, which was a very successful Single for him and is still played on the radio to this day. This album however went under the radar, and for good reason. Is it bad? No, but it's not great. The good moments on here are very few and far between. One of these is the title track and first and only single, which is barely remembered by the general public and that can't be a good thing. Mark's flow is not terrible, although it's never been fantastic. What ever his first album did write, this album does half-assed. The one big social commentary track on here, American dream, is frankly, quite corny. It's not that the lyrics are bad or that the track is not Gritti and real, it's just that Mark's flow is lazy, overly sensual for the topic he is discussing and makes the whole thing seem just a tad forced. And don't even get started on how laughable things get when Wahlberg tries to be gangsta. I'm pretty sure this is not supposed to be a comedy record, but for all the wrong reasons, it does come off as one. That's not to say the production isn't good. The production on this album is definitely top-of-the-line and I also have no issue with the sampling or scratching on the album. Also, a couple tracks on here cross into house territory and one boarders on being rap rock, pulling back on that vibe and returning to a more old school funk sound, not a bad thing. Still, you could do a lot worse than this, but you could also do a lot better. And sadly, his first album was comparatively a hell of a lot better.
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by jenny*bean*85
Oct 28, 2015
Love it
I am a huge Mark Wahlberg fan and just love everything he does new & old.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
by zdenekm75
Oct 23, 2019
Super 👍
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Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned