Brandy Album: “U Don't Know Me”

This new single from brandy is blazing...and every remix here made all the original versions better. How she gets the good remixes everytime I don't know....but when u have producers like Rodney Jerkins and Dj premier working behind you....how can u fail? THe remix for sittin on top of the world is worth getting this alone. The amount of remixes she put here makes it worth getting(9 songs)...instead of just one or 2 songs. If you not sure about getting it....don't worry about being let down because the hip-hop and smooth remixes here are tighter than any other remix she ever put out.

This single is tight.....u don't know? ....well u need to buy it and find out just how tight it is.

The origonal version being my second fave on her album "Never Say Never" (that being my fave)..I was amazed that a remix of it was made that enhanced the beat, mood, and groove to the song. We know how some remixes can tear a song apart but the remixes to her original songs on this CD flowed perfectly..and the "Top of the World Remix" is also another shocker. I've been playing the CD everyday since I've gotten it. Brandy got it going on with her music..that's why she's my fave artists out there..she just gets better and better..The CD is great so buy it and jam to it with the attitude that the remixes present.

vraiment génial sont single!en france il né pa encore sorti mai je l'est écouté en avant premiere!!a acheter tres vite!BRANDY JE T ADORE! SHE IS THE BEST!!

easily one of the ten cd singles of the year, brandy proves that she can turn on the mature sassy just as well--or perhaps even better!--than her womanchild peer, monica, with this fierce remix and its accompanying video. aside from including perfectly calculated guest spots by hip-hop bad girls shaunta and da brat, the remixes of "u don't know me" demonstrate brandy's impressive vocal skills by highlighting the sometimes-burnished quality of her voice and employing computer altering affects á la cher's "believe". listeners are also treated to hyped up versions of the slow-burning ballad "almost doesn't count" and a truly bumpin' version of indictful "top of the world".