Blaque Out

Blaque Out!
Studio album by Blaque
Released	January 29, 2002
Recorded	2000–2001
Length	51:05
Label	Columbia
Producer	Trackmasters, Salaam Remi, Hernst "Staybent Krunk-A-Delic" Bellvue, Jr., Dallas Austin, Tone, Nokio, Guy Roche
Blaque chronology
Blaque (1999) Blaque Out! (2002) Torch (2019)
Singles from Blaque Out
"Can't Get It Back" Released: October 29, 2001

Blaque Out! is the second album by American trio Blaque. The album was shelved in the U.S. but was released in Japan before finally being released in the United States in 2007 as an iTunes download. The lead single, "Can't Get It Back" was released on October 29, 2001, and peaked at number 47 on Billboard's R&B single sales chart.

Group member Natina Reed said that Blaque Out! was both the strongest of the group's three albums and also her personal favorite album.

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Track listing

Blaque Out! – Japanese edition

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Blaque Out"	3:20
2.	"Can't Get It Back"	4:14
3.	"Know What's Up (Ghetto Boys)" (featuring YoungBloodZ)	4:11
4.	"Thinkin' About It"	4:36
5.	"Should I"	3:16
6.	"Temperature"	5:04
7.	"I Love My Group But... (Interlude)"	0:39
8.	"Bliss"	3:31
9.	"I Wanna Be the One"	3:34
10.	"Questions"	4:40
11.	"Girls Like That"	3:52
12.	"This Ain't Us"	4:07
13.	"Outro"	1:10
14.	"She Ain't Got That Boom" (808 Remix) (Bonus Track)	3:50
15.	"As If" (Bonus Track)	3:47
Total length:		51:05

Blaque Out – 2007 iTunes edition

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Blaque Out"	3:20
2.	"Know What's Up" (Alternative Version) (featuring YoungBloodZ)	4:20
3.	"Can't Get It Back" (Trackmasters Remix) (featuring Royce da 5'9")	3:30
4.	"Thinkin' About It" (Alternative Version)	3:58
5.	"Should I"	2:56
6.	"Temperature" (Alternative Version)	5:23
7.	"Bliss"	3:34
8.	"I Wanna Be the One"	3:35
9.	"This Ain't Us"	4:07
10.	"He Said She Said 1"	4:03
11.	"As If" (Radio Version)	3:45
Total length:		40:07

¹ After the 2007 iTunes version of the album disappeared from online catalogs in 2008, the album resurfaced via iTunes in 2011 with "He Said She Said" excluded from the album; the track was later released separated as a single on 9 August 2008, renamed "He Say, She Say".

Release history

Country	Release Date
Japan	January 29, 2002 (2002-01-29)
United States iTunes	May 22, 2007 (2007-05-22)