Indecent Proposal (album)

"Drop"
Indecent Proposal
Studio album by Timbaland & Magoo
Released	November 20, 2001
Recorded	2000–2001
Genre	Hip hop; R&B;
Length	67:08
Label	Blackground; Virgin;
Producer	Timbaland; Craig Brockman;
Timbaland & Magoo chronology
Timbaland chronology
Singles from Indecent Proposal
	"Drop"; Released: May 2001; "All Y'all"; Released: October 2001;

Indecent Proposal is the second studio album released by hip-hop duo Timbaland & Magoo. The album was released on November 20, 2001,[1] becoming the group's second LP, and Timbaland's third, as he issued Tim's Bio: Life from da Bassment as a solo album in 1998. Indecent Proposal takes its name from the 1993 film of the same name. It was the final Da Bassment album released, three months after Aaliyah's death.

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Background

The album was originally due to have been issued in late 2000, with the track "Roll Out" being issued as a promotional single that fall. However, the album was later held over and reworked. Timbaland and Magoo's regular collaborators, including Playa and Mad Skillz, appear on the album. Indecent Proposal includes several tracks featuring Timbaland's latest collaborators, Petey Pablo and Sebastian, who is also Timbaland's brother. Sebastian was one of several artists signed to Timbaland's short-lived Beat Club Records, as was Ms. Jade, who appears on "In Time". The album also features high-profile guest appearances by Jay-Z, and Ludacris, the latter of which had worked with Timbaland prior to becoming famous. Certain instrumentals used on the album were originally intended for Ginuwine's third LP, Life, but his record label, 550 Music, went against Timbaland producing the whole album - so Timbaland took some of the instrumentals and used them for himself.

Singles

Although "Roll Out" was issued as a promotional single in September 2000, the two official singles from Indecent Proposal were "Drop", featuring Fatman Scoop, and the Indian-influenced "All Y'all". The final track on the album, "I am Music", was recorded as a Da Bassment reunion collaboration between Aaliyah, Playa, and rock musician Beck. However, Timbaland did not include Beck's vocal on the final released master - the final version instead features Timbaland's original demo vocals, which appear in Beck's place. The LP was released nearly two months after Aaliyah had died in a plane crash on August 25, 2001. The LP was dedicated to the memory of "Babygirl".

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)[2]	Length
1.	"Intro" (featuring DJ S&S)	Timothy Mosley, Stephen Everett	Timbaland	1:06
2.	"Drop" (featuring Fatman Scoop)	Timothy Mosley, Isaac Freeman III, Melvin Barcliff	Timbaland	6:00
3.	"All Y'all" (featuring Sebastian and Tweet)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Charlene Keys Tweet, Garland Mosley	Timbaland	3:57
4.	"It's Your Night" (featuring Sebastian and Sin)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Garland Mosley, Wendy Charlott	Timbaland	5:55
5.	"Indian Carpet" (featuring Playa)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Shawn Carter	Timbaland	4:24
6.	"Party People" (featuring Jay-Z and Twista)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Shawn Carter, Carl Mitchell	Timbaland	5:18
7.	"People Like Myself" (featuring Playa)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Garland Mosley	Timbaland	4:37
8.	"Voice Mail" (Interlude) (featuring Playa)	Timothy Mosley, Craig Brockman	Timbaland, Craig Brockman	1:07
9.	"Serious" (featuring Petey Pablo)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Garland Mosley, Moses Barratt III	Timbaland	3:47
10.	"Roll Out" (featuring Petey Pablo and Sebastian)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Garland Mosley, Moses Barratt III	Timbaland	4:27
11.	"Love Me" (featuring Tweet and Petey Pablo)	Timothy Mosley, Charlene Keys Tweet, Craig Brockman, Moses Barratt III	Timbaland, Craig Brockman	3:58
12.	"Baby Bubba" (featuring Petey Pablo)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Moses Barratt III	Timbaland	4:23
13.	"In Time" (featuring Ms. Jade and Mad Skillz)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Chevon Young	Timbaland	3:40
14.	"Mr. Richards" (Interlude) (featuring Petey Pablo)	Timothy Mosley, Moses Barratt III	Timbaland	0:50
15.	"Considerate Brotha" (featuring Playa and Ludacris)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Christopher Bridges	Timbaland	4:12
16.	"Beat Club" (featuring Troy Mitchell, Sin and Sebastian)	Timothy Mosley, Melvin Barcliff, Garland Mosley, Troy Mitchell, Wendy Charlott	Timbaland	4:47
17.	"I Am Music" (featuring Aaliyah and Static Major)	Timothy Mosley, Stephen Garrett	Timbaland	3:59

Charts

Country	Release Date	Format	Chart positions		Sales and certifications
Country	Release Date	Format	U.S.	GER	Sales and certifications
United States	November 20, 2001	CD, Cassette	29	–

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References

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Timbaland & Magoo
Timbaland Magoo
Studio albums	Welcome to Our World (1997) Indecent Proposal (2001) Under Construction, Part II (2003)
Compilation albums	Present (2005)
Singles	"Up Jumps da Boogie" (featuring Missy Elliott and Aaliyah) "Clock Strikes" (featuring Mad Skillz) "Drop" (featuring Fatman Scoop) "All Ya'll" (featuring Tweet and Sebastian) "Cop That Shit" (featuring Missy Elliott)
Related articles	Timbaland discography Mosley Music Group Swing Mob