mary j blige the breakthrough rar download

The previously unreleased but heavily traded “MJB Da MVP” finds Blige at her pig-headed worst it’s a self-referential ode to herself that might have been easier to swallow had it been included on the greatest hits package that was bumped in favor of this new studio album. “Father In You” is likely to become a fan favorite a la “Your Child” and “PMS” (there’s no doubting the woman pours her truth into her songs), but it sports the kind of yucky, literal sentiment (“That’s why I need the father in you/Because we never had one at home/When I was a little girl”) that, however true it may be, should not be put to tape. In many ways, Breakthrough does present a more grown-up Mary: She’s married and supposedly happy now, and lyrics to songs like “No One Will Do” and “About You” find the singer praising her new hubby (or God, an ambiguity that most good Mary songs allow for), but the 72-minute opus-her longest in a string of too-long records-is the epitome of formulaic, giving you the feeling that you’ve heard this all before. The plan failed, and, as evidenced by the lyrics of the new track “MJB Da MVP” (“People were saying it’s just not gonna work/And my feelings they did hurt”), Blige took it to heart, following-up with No More Drama, a return-to-form that, despite a reunion with Sean Combs on 2003’s Love & Life, she’s been unable to top. It recalls her 1999 effort Mary, an album that positioned the once-street Queen of Hip-Hop Soul as a more mature, adult crossover artist. Her hair pulled tightly and demurely from her face, which-with her big, brown, Egyptian eyes, slightly Romanesque nose, and teardrop-shaped scar-is the main attraction of the cover of her seventh album The Breakthrough.

Mary j blige the breakthrough rar download