For this week's episode of my mixshow podcast The Corner Radio me and my R&B squad are chopping it up about what's R Kelly's dopest remix, what are some of his slept on bangers and what's his dopest album. Plus you're in the mix for 60+ minutes of nuthin but R Kelly uptempo bangers! And in case cats don't have time to peep the whole show and wanna get straight to the convo, skip to the 36:49 mark and you're good money.

Tracklisting:
You Knock Me Out
She's Got That Vibe
Somethings Never Change
Home Alone featuring Keith Murray
Love Letter
Ladies Night (Treat Her Like Heaven)
Happy People
Did You Ever Think (Remix)
Fiesta
Fiesta (Remix) featuring Jay Z & Boo & Gotti
(You To) Be Happy featuring BIG
We Ride featuring Camron, Noreaga & Vegas Cats
Dollar Bill featuring Foxy Brown
Been Around The World featuring Ja Rule
Thoia Thoing
I Touched A Dream

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So my question for the boards is what's R Kelly's dopest remix, your fave slept on R Kelly song & what's his dopest album & why?

For me...I think his dopest remix was the Gotham City remix cause I hated the original song but I LOVED the remix. To me the bulk of R Kelly's songs he remixed were dope in the first place. The bulk of his remixes remind me of Black Moon's I Gotcha Opin remix & what I mean by that is the remix for that jawn was SO dope, you forgot about the original. But the original was DOPE as hell too and that's why Gotham City was his dopest to me cause he took a song I didn't like and made me love it vs. remixing a song I already loved and just made me love it more.

My fave slept on jawn is "Trade In My Life" off the self titled album. This jawn is SOOOOOOO dope. It's the PERFECT mesh of gospel, R&B and soul all mixed in one.

And my favorite R Kelly album is double album The R. It was just TOO many bangers on it. I LOVED 12 Play and it is what it is but if I had to pick one it would be The R.

Honestly, you should choose sparingly past the double red album, then celebrate happy people before kinda shying away from super ham embarrassing kellz that happens in the aftermath of his failed Jigga thing and the pee on girls tape. I maintain happy people is genius level cover band shit though.

his dopest remix is bump n grind for sure.

dopest Remix "How it feels" Bump and Grind and believe me most artists would have had that as a single on a album not as a remix 1)

street dreams Kellz and Nas were lethal on that joint 2)

gotham city was sick 3)

Thank god its friday the Incognito Remix is sick that is so smooth and had he wanted to do either smooth jazz or Neo Soul than he would have owned it 4)



Slept on Songs

touched a dream

religious love

trade in my life

world christmas

some things never change

forever

number one hit


slept on album

Happy People the whole DJ in the Booth and song and response
was so tight.

love letter as well i mean that album to me is the best Divorce Album ever.

pretty much the whole thing except maybe a song or two.

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I haven't listened to it in ages because I don't support him or his music, but I remember liking it more than the original.

I love Ron Isley's background vocal. It's my favorite part.

I traditionally don't fool with Kells, but dude does great remixes.

His remix album is with checking out.

that cut and remake goes hard. Kellz was sanging on that one.

3 or 4 great songs, another 4 or 5 listenable songs then the rest is garbage

if you want to hear R Kelly in his bag, go to the self-titled album. the whole thing is classic, even the cheesy Hump Bounce track is good.

ALL the up tempo songs was corny borny.
With all due respect to the incredible slow jams on 12 play, that made all of us go buy that album.

but R disc 1 had a very good dose of uptempo grooves that could keep up with the strong ballads. but for those that dont dig R disc 1, it really dont matter.

disc 2 really wasnt needed. but to each it's own.

and his good stuff is derivative of other, better artists.

you just madd because Kellz stomps over turkeys you like and he might even allow your demo tape act be his warm up act

half on a baby
when a woman's fed up
if i could turn back the hands of time
im your angel
etcetera
2nd kelly
down low double life
looking for love
man, that album was the real buffet. and i'm not an r. kelly fan, but that album had some joints.

then there's always joints like Home Alone, Ghetto Queen, did you ever think... etc, that just brings back memories for me.

they still go hard in the Paint

"Are you hungry? Do you wanna eat it?" being sang by a damn 14-15 year old, written by his old ass.

of Thank God it's Friday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcJydOOhtss

just heard it and it bangs. its tight. crown stays in the CHI