Title: Nooooo, Mo'Hagany, Mo'Hagany
Product review: What made Monifah think that she had to change her image, wear less clothes, and sing dirty lyrics to sell more records? She was doing fine on 1996's Moods...Moments (it did go gold, after all). When I heard "Touch It", which only sounds good in the club, I knew that no good would come out of this album.There aren't many good tracks on here (well, there probably was back in 1998 when I bought it, but there are none worth remembering today). In fact, the only good song is the very last one, the gospel-flavored "I'm Loving You". This album made me not want to buy her following album, Home (but I don't think anyone else bought that album, either). If you wanna hear great R&B, I recommend her first album, but definitely NOT this one.
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