Welcome II Nextasy [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Welcome II Nextasy (Intro)

2. What U Want

3. Wifey

4. Cybersex

5. Beauty Queen

6. When We Kiss

7. Jerk

8. Call on Me

9. Shorty

10. Minnesnowta (Interlude)

11. Let's Make a Movie

12. My Everything

13. Splash

14. Banned From TV

15. Oh No No

16. Freak in Me

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Average customer rating:

Decent follow up to a hot first album
Satisfactory
GREAT SONGS!!!
The Bomb!!!!!!!
Next Generation Music

Welcome II Nextasy
Next
Manufacturer: Arista
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004SD09
Release Date: 2000-06-20

Tracks:

Welcome II Nextasy (Intro)
What U Want
Wifey
Cybersex
Beauty Queen
When We Kiss
Jerk
Call On Me
Shorty
Minnesnowta (Interlude)
Let's Make A Movie
My Everything
Splash
Banned From TV
Oh No No

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Next perfects the art of the hip-hop tinged, R&B ghetto hymn on Welcome II Nextasy, a slick and explicit soundtrack for all of life's freakier moments. Best known for the erection-on-the-dance-floor number, "Too Close," from their debut, Rated Next, T-Low, R.L., and Tweety create some ultra-nasty moments on tracks like "Jerk," a three-man salute to masturbation, "Shorty" ("I met her at a naughty show / I'm thinking about fellatio"), and "Let's Make a Movie" ("I'm a superstar / With super sperm"). What saves the album from descending into a testosterone-fueled trash heap, however, is the guys' wicked penchant for humor. It sounds like they're snickering over their own impure ways as much as the rest of us are. Who else in R&B is crooning about getting it on on their own? --Sylvia W. Chan

Customer Reviews:

Decent follow up to a hot first album.......2007-01-04

On their second CD Welcome II Nextasy, Next gives us more of the sexually charged music they got them a record deal in the first place. Wifey was a huge single in the UK and was some what big in across the ponds in the states. However Next's has their strongest material in ballads and that's apparent on tracks like When We Kiss,Spalsh and Cybersex. Next isn't all about their libdio though as they try to show to love to Hip Hop heads on the tracks Jerk feat. 50 Cent and What U Want feat. Beanie Sigel .

Satisfactory.......2004-01-23

It's a good second effort. It's not spectaclar but good. The songs are good but the vocals really make this album worth having. This album is not bad just average. This is the last time I buy an album without listening to samples of the songs first. The best song come on the second half of the album. Here is my rating for each track.
1. Welcome II Nextasy(Intro) 4/5.
2. What U Want feat. Beanie Sigel 5/5 (A hot&slick Hip-Hop song.)
3. Wifey (first single) 3/5 (Okay.)
4. Cybersex 5/5 (Freaky in a good way.)
5. Beauty Queen (second single) 4/5
6. When We Kiss 3/5 (A nice love song.)
7. Jerk feat. 50 Cent (also a single) 4/5
8. Call On Me 3/5 (Good.)
9. Shorty 4/5 (Basic Hip-Hip flavoured R&B song.)
10. Minnesnowta(Interlude) 5/5
11. Let's Make a Movie 5/5 (Hot!)
12. My Everything 5/5 (Romantic and Sensual Quiet Storm ballad.)
13. Splash 4/5 (No Comment. The title is self-explanatory.)
14. Banned From TV 6/5 (The second best song on the album.)
15. Oh No No Feat. Red Rat and Renee Neufville from the group.Zhane 7/5 (The hottest song on the entire album!)
16. Hidden Track (The casette version of this album I have has this hidden track that I think is titled "The Freak in Me." It's a really good slow-jam. 5/5. There are some really hot songs on this album buried by some bland filler. Well, I hope this review is helpful to you.

GREAT SONGS!!!.......2002-06-22

I enjoyed this album a lot. I liked Next from since "Too Close". The only let on this set is that not enough up-tempo moments but they make up for it on the hedonistic songs on the second half of the album which is highly satisfying. Overall a very good follw up to their 2x platinam debut. I also strongly recommend the follwing CD's from similar artists: H-Town - Ladies Edition, Bell Biv DeVoe - BBD, Silk - Love Sessions, Tevin Campbell - Tevin Campbell, Millie Jackson - Not For Church Folk, Johnny Gill - Let's Get the Mood Right, Al B. Sure- Sexy Versus, Olivia - Olivia, Will Downing - Sensual Journry, Mona Lisa - 11-20-79, Monifah - Home and Salt n' Pepa - New Brand. SIGNED MUSIC FAN.

The Bomb!!!!!!!.......2002-06-11

A lot of people have tended to criticise this album for being too sexually explicit, so if you don't like music with a lot of sexual material this is not for you. In my opinion though this album ranks up there with the best of them. Every song from 2-13 is brilliant and would be worthy of being singles. What stuns me is that Arista didn't bother promoting such an incredible album after they released "Wifey" and then they even dropped Next from their roster despite the fact that this album went Gold and their debut album "Rated Next" was double platinum. All I can say is that is album is the bomb, as is "Rated Next" and I can't wait for thier upcoming album on J Records.

Next Generation Music.......2001-12-25

Rap and R&B has always been one to leave me breathless. This is my first time listening to Next. The group consists of three brothers, and on this album there are various artists that are guest appearing. There's nothing else left to say that there is some really good stuff near the end. Next rules! Don't let this one go by.