Juice: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

my jams was nuff respect by buig daddy kane, nbn's up town anthemn love the james brown sample and that's about it the brand new heavieas joint was tight but that's it pooh man's smm is okay but not a bad sountrack herard better and worse.

As soon as the first song starts to play, you already know this soundtrack is a hit. With rap artists like Naughty by Nature, Big Daddy Kane, Eric B. & Rakim, Too Short, Salt N Peppa, EPMD, and Cypress Hill, and with New Jack Swing artists like Teddy Riley and Aaron Hall, who can go wrong with this soundtrack? There's not really one bad song that you can name on here. Every artist comes correct. It's not too often that a soundtrack this good will be released.

The song I like most on here is "Juice (Know the Ledge)" by legends Eric B. & Rakim. It has that classic, old-school style that would satisfy any Hip-Hop head. I love the beat and of course Rakim's lyrics are great. Big Daddy Kane's "Nuff Respect" is another classic track on here, showing off old-school perfection. "So You Want To Be A Gangster" by Too Short had him taking time off from his pimp-filled rhymes to show that being a thug isn't all it's cracked up to be. Salt N Peppa tell you a man's true intentions with "He's Gamin' On Ya". "Uptown Anthem" is the perfect opening track for this compilation. Who can go wrong with "Shoot Em Up" by then-rookies Cypress Hill, or "It's Goin Down" by EPMD. The Juvenile Committee outline the plot of the movie with the enjoyable "Flipside".

Teddy Riley and Aaron Hall, both members of Guy, respectively, deliver two on-point cuts. Riley and Tammy Lucas look for reassurance on "Is It Good To You", which boasts an uptempo beat and has that classic New Jack sound. Hall's "Don't Be Afraid" is very catchy, with another nice, uptempo, New Jack sound that never sounds too dated. "Does Your Man Know About Me" by Raheim starts off with a rap, and then goes into some smooth singing. The "People Get Ready" remix by the Brand New Heavies ends the soundtrack off on a good note. The only real song the compilation can do without is "What Could Be Better B**ch" by Son of Bazerk.

With the exception of the one song, this is a perfect soundtrack from start to finish. Almost every song is a hit. With legendary artist after legendary artist, this soundtrack is worth your money, where ever you can find it. Hip-Hop & R&B just doesn't sound like this anymore. I would recommend you to buy the movie, and then buy the soundtrack at where ever you can find it. It's a perfect combination.

I have searched high and low for the CD to replace my worn out cassette copy of JUICE... I honestly don't know the artist preforming, doesn't mean I can't promote it.. Do know I have turned another onto it and his favorite song was to a ex of mine cause he had me now and I was ridin' dangerously :) I definately do like "is it good to you", and "so you wanna be a gangsta". I'm a 47 year old "caucasion" grandmother, and my co-workers say I act younger than them. So for all the flappers and the young rappers, age is a number and state of mind and colour is an obstruction. Music doesn't care... Lean back and do the rock away... Then enjoy the ride.. :)

This soundtrack is as good as the movie. The standout tracks are Know the Ledge, Uptown Anthem, and its goin down. This is a classic in everyway. A mix of rap/r&b, and east/west. You cant go wrong with this. My only gripe is a track or two from the movie is'nt on here. Kill a man by Cypress Hill.

only four good songs-uptown anthem by naughty by nature,juice by eric b. and rakim,it's goin down by epmd,and shoot em up by cypress hill. tupac should be on here since he was in the movie. he would make the album a lot better!