Their favorites

1. AaliyahOne in a Million 88 Los Angeles Times
2. Boyz II MenEvolution 75 Los Angeles Times
3. Wyclef JeanThe Carnival 75 Los Angeles Times
4. Toni BraxtonToni Braxton 75 Los Angeles Times
5. Mary J. BligeWhat’s the 411? 75 Los Angeles Times

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• Boyz II Men 2 reviews75Cooleyhighharmony75Evolution
• Mary J. Blige 2 reviews75What’s the 411?38My Life

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
Boyz II MenEvolution	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	63	1997
Wyclef JeanThe Carnival“Jean's vision of himself as a musical revolutionary doesn't exactly jibe with the shout-out he gives to Armani and Calvin Klein on his liner notes.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	78	1997
Simply RedLife“This band remains one of Britain's most soulful exports.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	50 2/4	63	1995
Mary J. BligeMy Life	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	38 1.5/4	67	1994
Toni BraxtonToni Braxton	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	66	1993
Mary J. BligeWhat’s the 411?“How does Madonna's musical product compare with her literary and film endeavors?.”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	80	1992
En VogueFunky Divas“*** EN VOGUE "Funky Divas" EastWest America Somebody in the En Vogue camp is keenly aware of soul music's roots–either the captivating quartet itself or Thomas McElroy and Denzil Foster,…”	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	74	1992
Donna SummerMistaken Identity	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	50 2/4	59	1991
Pet Shop BoysActually	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	63 2.5/4	81
LL Cool JBigger and Deffer	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	63 2.5/4	67
Brandy NorwoodBrandy	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	50 2/4	64
Mariah CareyButterfly	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	73
Boyz II MenCooleyhighharmony	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	82
George MichaelFaith	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	75 3/4	84
AaliyahOne in a Million	Los Angeles Times via Wikipedia	88 3.5/4	76