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- Pleasure & Pain (Parental Advisory)
- - 482,300 plays
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Released 2005

What If
05:24
76,721 plays

U Already Know
03:20
66,471 plays

If I Hit
03:56
59,709 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 00:55
- 13,612 plays

- 2
- Let This Go
- 03:59
- 27,958 plays

- 3
- What If
- 05:24
- 76,721 plays

- 4
- U Already Know
- 03:20
- 66,471 plays

- 5
- Damn
- 03:43
- 20,631 plays

- 6
- Nowhere
- 03:54
- 32,426 plays

- 7
- Last To Know
- 04:00
- 20,991 plays

- 8
- I'm Sorry (Interlude)
- 00:46
- 13,817 plays

- 9
- My Mistakes
- 04:39
- 30,007 plays

- 10
- If I Hit
- 03:56
- 59,709 plays

- 11
- The Way
- 03:24
- 11,330 plays

- 12
- We Goin' Be Alright
- 01:35
- 15,673 plays

- 13
- Why Can't We Get Along
- 04:15
- 24,126 plays

- 14
- That's How Close We Are
- 03:55
- 12,926 plays

- 15
- Closing The Club
- 04:02
- 19,026 plays

- 16
- What The Hell Do You Want
- 05:29
- 16,544 plays

- 17
- God Knows
- 05:08
- 20,332 plays

album review

What's more surprising? That Pleasure and Pain, One Twelve's fifth album, is not a greatest-hits compilation named after a song off their 1996 debut, or that it comes with a parental advisory label? In nearly a decade of existence, the group has amassed enough charting singles to warrant a concise best-of, and not many artists coming up with them during the mid-'90s are still active. In the wake of parting with P. Diddy and Bad Boy, they've taken the opportunity to work with a mostly new pool of collaborators, including Mario Winans, Jermaine Dupri, and Bryan-Michael Cox, who each pitch in once or twice. They remain self-sufficient otherwise, with member Daron Jones handling a good portion of the production duties. The result isn't much different from the previous albums, with a few standout singles and album tracks surrounded by a generous amount of forgettable moments, and a similar ratio of upbeat numbers and ballads to match. The parental advisory label (a first for the once squeaky-clean group) can actually be pinned on previously unlikely collaborators Three 6 Mafia. (Who could've ever predicted that a line as forthright as "Is she gonna chew me up or she gon' swallow up my nads" would ever appear in one of their songs? Nobody.) ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide