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CD Review: Anthems: R&B

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Anthems: R&B

Ministry Of Sound

Imagine a cookbook full of your favourite dishes. Those hearty morsels that make you feel better when your boyfriend dumps you, spicy little numbers that leave you sweating, and special flavours you bring out to get a party started. This album has all of those R&B recipes to make your mouth water.It moves through so many sub genres of R&B gathering together the definitive and memorable songs from the past few decades. With three CDs and 57 songs, Ministry Of Sound have done the hard work of mixing together all the essential ingredients. So grab your Salt-N-Pepa, turn up those slow jams, enjoy a little Brandy, and cook up a storm with your favourite R&B flavas!

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