I have been following R. Kelly from the get-go.  Here is a very talented individual who can do just about anything he sets his mind to.  We are lucky to have him in our cassette decks and compact disk players.  The lyrics are tastefully done and the production is of a high quality.  'Born Into The 90s' is mainly produced by R. Kelly, co-produced by Mr. Lee and Wayne Williams, and R. Kelly is assisted in the mixing and engineering department by Chris Trevett, Tom Vercillo, Cirland Noel, Stephen George, Pete Christensen, Gerard Julien, Rick Cruz, Tim Nitz, Doug Michael, Steve Levy, Timmy Allen, Jose Fernandez and a few others.  This album is very early in R. Kelly's career and is fresh and invigorating.  'She's Loving Me' is a funky track which is delicately layered with R. Kelly's versatile voice.  'Definition Of A Hotti' is another funky and uptempo track with R. Kelly kicking it in a new jack swing.  One must listen closely to R. Kelly, once you do this you will understand exactly what he is saying in this track.  E.g: 'R' says on this track: "Some honeys don't carry a purse, yeah it gets worse, check the second verse".  This simply means that some girls are so attractive to men that they don't need money;  the men will still foot the bill.  Track #7: "Slow Dance' is exactly what it says.  This track is a smooth slow jam made specifically for the slow jam sessions on the dance floor.  'R' is precisely in-tune with what makes a good dance song: whether it be a slow jam, more uptempo rhythm & bass, or uptempo new jack swing.  'R', as I like to affectionately refer to him, is one of my main influences in music as a whole.  Its hard to think what r&b would be like without R. Kelly.  The track entitled 'Dedicated' is a ballad which will be played at Weddings and Anniversaries of relationships for many decades to come, and is my personal favorite on this album.  All the tracks are additive and are worth listening to over and over again.  Dont pass up on this album.  Buy it, play it for your girl, and she will know that she is special.  Rest In Peace to Aaliyah, Peace to R. Kelly.