What's better than two broken soul's coming together as one
935132
Absolutely spectacular. What's better than two broken soul's coming together as one. I was hooked from the first couple of pages. Loved the name Never,its very unique, Never is just that. She is set in her ways, but with good reason. Ty, may just be Never's salvation, will she be his? This is the beginning of a frging great series!
4109161
What a wonderful story of two broken beings coming together and making one beautiful work of art, bring out the best in each other and finding family.
94471
Great stuff, but come on they only had two disks.  Just get them both for Pete's sake.  To act like this is all you need as some reviewers state makes me wonder how you'll love all of these songs and still wake up feeling good in the morning knowing that you are missing awesome rockers like Uprising, Rock City USA, and Livin This Side of Hell.
3705022
There are certain good songs that run through one's life, but great songs run through multiple lives in similar ways. This is one of those songs.
2640381
Broken lives...2 cops from different locations working together on  a case. Finding and healing each other,while an abused child (now grown) tragically kills the object of his mom's drugged soul over and over again.  A good read!!!
2794053
These 2 singers sound great together.  I used this song in a video that I created from trip to Texas, a family reunion, and everyone loved it.
470637
#review
#quirkyblinddate

Two broken souls....this is their journey repairing each other...
Joshua and Rebecca clash at first...but eventually help piece their heart back together again.

Love has the power to heal.
3773664
These import two-fers' are terrific.  They feature terrific sound quality and great packaging.  Overall, I'd give both albums two-and-a-half stars.  The albums included are:

TOGETHER (1964; with Mary Wells)  ** (2 out of 5)  The two hits "What's The Matter With You Baby" (#17 Pop) and "Once Upon A Time" (#19 Pop) are terrific numbers, but other than that this collaboration with the then-popular Mary Wells didn't make much of an impact.  Actually, the singles are two of only a few original songs.  The rest of TOGETHER consists of standards and show tunes that are usually given somewhat overbearing arrangements that make much of the disc feel more saccharine than sophisticated.  Marvin and Mary are in good voice and sound confident together, however they don't generate nearly as much chemistry as Marvin would with Kim Weston and especially Tammi Terrell.  I'm giving TOGETHER a decent rating because it's well-executed mood music, however it's surprising undistinguished for Motown and will only appeal to fans.  The label did release records that were more mediocre and lackluster during this time, but I don't think they ever released another one that was quite and faceless as this.

TAKE TWO (1966; with Kim Weston)  ***  (3 out of 5)  After the collaboration with Mary Wells proved unrewarding, Marvin was next paired with Kim Weston for this album of duets.  Although it's no match for the Gaye-Terrell duets that would follow in the next year, TAKE TWO is a much more rewarding effort than TOGETHER.  Not surprisingly, the best track is the delightful smash hit "It Takes Two" (#14 Pop, #4 R&B), however there are plenty of other highlights as well.  "Till There Was You" and "It's Got To Be A Miracle" feature the Motown machine in peak form, while Marvin and Kim's cover of "Baby I Need You're Loving" is actually superior to the original version by the Four Tops.  On the negative side, the album's first single "What Good Am I Without You" (which flopped, stalling at #61 Pop) is too slight to be successful and there are a few tracks ("Secret Love," "I Want You `Round") where Marvin and Kim's voices don't really blend well.  Overall, Take Two is another perfectly solid release from the Motown output.
4821129
Both are classics - not a bad song. The combo is an excellent example of music that does not get old.
1158615
The worth of a soul is great.  The richest, most successful guy in the band is the least likely.  When you get to the credits, don't turn it off.  The last song is amazing.
4779008
Two broken souls finding their way to trust in love.
2788475
This album sounds amazing on vinyl, but for whatever reason they split the album into 2 records. I may be mistaken, but I'm almost positive this album is short enough to fit on one. Having 2 records means having to change sides every 10 minutes.
550370
I bought One and Two together and thoroughly enjoyed both. Although a lot of these songs were done on previous shows, a slightly different rendering makes them fresh and new.
4423493
THE BONE:Bizzy,Wish,Layzie and Krayzie are back together. THE THUGS:They are still the thugs y'all!  THE HARMONY:Same fast tong rap style man! this is a good album."Is all MO THUGS Y'ALL! "
2002947
I think it's obvious that disc 1 has better tracks, and is more well put together than disc 2, but disc 2 does have one of my favorite trance mixes in NO ONE ON EARTH.  This album has some amazing tracks mixed with some just ok ones, but overall it hits the mark.
3397051
One of my favorite duos Hall & Oates.  Glad I was able to find most of my favs on one CD. Love these blue-eyed soul brothers.
4136463
The Best of the Best of these two.  The best was the best until they split up.  I am in the 60's 70's folk generation.  They made the crossover from folk to folk rock with no problem.  Good pick on this one.