Timbaland & Magoo – Indecent Proposal (2LP)

Album Info Hide Show Artist: Timbaland & Magoo Album: Indecent Proposal Released: USA, 2022 Tracklist: A1 Intro 1:06 A2 Drop 6:00 A3 All Y’all 3:57 A4 It’s Your Night 5:55 B1 Indian Carpet 4:24 B2 Party People 5:18 B3 People Like Myself 4:37 B4 Voice Mail 1:07 B5 Serious 3:47 C1 Roll Out 4:27 C2 Love Me 3:58 C3 Baby Bubba 4:23 C4 In Time 3:40 D1 Mr. Richards 0:50 D2 Considerate Brotha 4:12 D3 Beat Club 4:47 D4 I Am Music 3:59 Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . We ship Australia wide for a flat rate of $10 for standard shipping or $15 for express post. Free Shipping for orders $150 and over. You can also pick up your order in store, just select Local Pickup at the checkout. 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If the record arrives damaged or doesn’t arrive we will cover the cost of replacing or returning the record. If you change your mind you have 30 days to return your record but you must cover the cost of returning it to the store. You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show Pulling Indecent Proposal out of the stacks always feels like cracking open a vivid snapshot of 2001. The second Timbaland & Magoo album landed on November 20, 2001 through Blackground and Virgin, four years after their hit-packed debut, and right as Timbalands sound was reshaping radio in real time. You can hear a producer at full inventiveness, a duo still locked into its own off-center humor, and a circle of collaborators that makes the record feel like a tight crew project rather than a cold star vehicle. The thing that hits first is the percussion language. Timbaland had already bent club rhythms into alien shapes, but here the drum programming is extra rubbery and sly. Kicks tumble forward instead of thumping in place, snares chatter, and little mouth-clicks and hand percussion dart in and out. Magoos voice glides over it like a lazy river, all rounded vowels and unhurried cadences, which makes the beats feel even stranger in relief. That dynamic has always been their trick. Tim talks his way through the margins, Magoo rides the center, and the production keeps tilting the room. All Yall is the sets breeziest single, anchored by a hook that sticks without trying. Its a reminder of how effortlessly this camp could summon a chorus that sounded like summer. Then the record pivots into rougher club fuel with Drop, a chant-heavy workout built for late-night sweat. Nothing here chases pop in a corny way. Instead, Tim leans into his signature palette of detuned synths, plucked-string stabs, and bass that seems to stretch like taffy. Even when a track opens spare, theres always some sly element tucked back in the mix waiting to snag your ear. The most emotional moment is I Am Music, which features Aaliyah and Static Major. Recorded before her passing in August 2001 and released here a few months later, it lands like a soft light through the window. Aaliyahs voice doesnt overpower the albums vibe so much as center it. The song bridges the duos world and hers, with Tims glassy textures folding around harmonies that feel both sleek and human. In interviews around that period, he often talked about building beats as environments for singers, and this track is a clear example. Nothing fights for space. Everything breathes. Indecent Proposal didnt generate the same blockbuster singles as their 1997 debut, and critics at the time were split on its sprawl, but even the mixed reviews pointed to what still makes it compelling. This is a producer record disguised as a duo record, and thats not a knock. Its a tour through Timbalands early-2000s lab while the paint is still wet. You hear ideas that would soon seep into other corners of rap and R&B, and you hear the in-house family that helped him push those ideas: featherlight hooks, low-slung verses, little comic asides that keep the mood loose. If youre the type who builds a Timbaland vinyl shelf, this one earns a spot between Tims Bio: Life from da Bassment and Missys So Addictive. Not because its a greatest-hits package, but because it feels like a missing link. It captures a moment when the Virginia Beach sound was both everywhere and still oddly local, when a small group of writers and singers could make radio feel like a clubhouse. Spin it after Missys Get Ur Freak On era and before the duos Under Construction, Part II and you can trace a clean line. Hunting down Indecent Proposal vinyl can be a little quest depending on where you live. I once saw a copy hiding behind some late-90s R&B 12-inches at a Melbourne record store and kicked myself for not grabbing it. If you buy Timbaland records online, keep an eye out for later pressings and reissues. Prices jump around. Same goes for broader searches like Timbaland albums on vinyl or even vinyl records Australia, since stock can drift in from odd distributors. Its the kind of album that rewards a patient collector: not a trophy, but a record youll actually play. Two decades on, the album feels less like a follow-up and more like a world-builder. The beats are a little weirder than you remember, the hooks a little stickier, and Magoos easygoing tone a perfect foil for Tims jittery imagination. Cue it up on a good system and let the low end blur the furniture. Suddenly 2001 doesnt seem that far away at all. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review