Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch
Discography
Reviews
Music for the People
2
C–
August 30, 1991
Trouble is, what he delivers is a pale imitation of Vanilla Ice’s simplistic pop-rap.
Music for the People
3
3/5
August 30, 1991
The production is a whole lot hipper than the New Kids' records, and the songs are serviceable enough pop-rap.
Music for the People
4
August 31, 1991
The project is far from a washout musically.
Music for the People
3
September 7, 1991
If you can get past the NKOTB roots and the fact that MM is just a young white kid from Boston, you may find "Music" is worth a listen.
Music for the People
4
September 16, 1991
Often listenable and danceable despite its highly derivative nature.
Music for the People
3
3/5
September 20, 1991
Watch out, Vanilla Ice.
Music for the People
2
October 1, 1991
He has one half-decent claim to fame in "Good Vibrations," but the rest is rap pap.
Music for the People
3
2/4
October 3, 1991
For the most part, has a good beat and can be danced to.
Music for the People
1
October 3, 1991
Marky Mark is all image and no substance.
Music for the People
3
October 24, 1991
"Music for the People" is not for everyone.