Music Thread...

[1bigfan13]

Sorry, but I thought most of those songs were bad.

 

[1bigfan13]

Tomorrow we can debate 90s R&B.

I know that's in your wheelhouse [MENTION=22]Texas Ace[/MENTION]

 

[Texas Ace]

Underrated great album for its time. It's not in my top 10 but I have a few songs from that album in my Google Music/Phone.

That along with Ill Comminication were great albums.

 

[Texas Ace]

Tomorrow we can debate 90s R&B.

I know that's in your wheelhouse [MENTION=22]Texas Ace[/MENTION]

It starts and ends with Jodeci.

 

[Cotton]

Underrated great album for its time. It's not in my top 10 but I have a few songs from that album in my Google Music/Phone.

It's one of my all-time favorites.

 

[1bigfan13]

It starts and ends with Jodeci.

See, we can agree on that.

Which was your favorite album? I've got Diary of a Mad Band.

After that I was a Mint Condition and 112 guy. Stokely (Mint Condition) and Slim (112) have unique singing voices. I like that.

 

[Carp]

Let me set the record straight...

AC/DC is an alltimer of a band. Back in Black is royalty and the Bon Scott years were greatness. Rocker is their most underrated song.

As far as the top 5 rap albums go...Run DMC/Raising Hell not being in the top 5s is criminal.

 

[1bigfan13]

About a year ago I realized I was a Queen fan and didn't even know it. I had no idea that they sang some of my favorite songs from the 70s and early 80s.

 

[Carp]

About a year ago I realized I was a Queen fan and didn't even know it. I had no idea that they sang some of my favorite songs from the 70s and early 80s.

Mercury has a very distinctive voice. Adam Lambert did some stuff with them and it was excellent.

 

[Texas Ace]

See, we can agree on that.

Which was your favorite album? I've got Diary of a Mad Band.

After that I was a Mint Condition and 112 guy. Stokely (Mint Condition) and Slim (112) have unique singing voices. I like that.

Diary of a Mad Band had the bigger radio hits and did have some damn good songs, but Forever My Lady was too good.

That album was like K-Ci and Jojo's vocal demonstration at the top of their game.

While I was not a big 112 fan, I was a huge Mint Condition fan and Stokley was easily the best pure vocalist in R&B in the 90's.

Here's one for you: who had the best overall singing ability of the 90's groups?

Jodeci made great music, but only K-Ci and Jojo could sing.

For my money, it was Shai with Boyz II Men a close 2nd.

Comforter still jams after all these years.

 

[Carp]

Jodeci? Oh for fuck sakes.

 

[Simpleton]

I'll give it a listen.

Also, I should probably swap out Life After Death with Ready to Die on my list. I listen to Read to Die way more than I listen to LAD.

My 3 favorites, I think Ironman is generally regarded as Ghost's best album by most Wu Tang fans, Supreme Clientele had more mainstream popularity.

 

[1bigfan13]

Diary of a Mad Band had the bigger radio hits and did have some damn good songs, but Forever My Lady was too good.

That album was like K-Ci and Jojo's vocal demonstration at the top of their game.

While I was not a big 112 fan, I was a huge Mint Condition fan and Stokley was easily the best pure vocalist in R&B in the 90's.

Here's one for you: who had the best overall singing ability of the 90's groups?

Jodeci made great music, but only K-Ci and Jojo could sing.

For my money, it was Shai with Boyz II Men a close 2nd.

Comforter still jams after all these years.

Man, I forgot about Boyz II Men. I'd have to put them at number 3 behind Jodeci and Mint Condition.

As for your question, I'd probably have to go with Boyz II Men.

You're riding with Shai? They were more of a 2 hit wonder in my book. I remember them but nothing significant stands out about them. I liked Comforter and If I Ever Fall in Love but after that I don't remember any of their other songs.

Edit: Just looked at their discgraphy to jog my memory and they had a pretty nice run. I just don't think they stood out vocally.

 

[Cotton]

Boys II Men?

We are strolling outside the lines of decency here.

 

[1bigfan13]

Boys II Men?

We are strolling outside the lines of decency here.

Show some respect.

Boyz II Men and Jodeci were instrumental to 60% of the ass that I got between 93-95.

 

[Texas Ace]

Man, I forgot about Boyz II Men. I'd have to put them at number 3 behind Jodeci and Mint Condition.

As for your question, I'd probably have to go with Boyz II Men.

You're riding with Shai? They were more of a 2 hit wonder in my book. I remember them but nothing significant stands out about them. I liked Comforter and If I Ever Fall in Love but after that I don't remember any of their other songs.

Edit: Just looked at their discgraphy to jog my memory and they had a pretty nice run. I just don't think they stood out vocally.

Boyz II Men were a great singing group, but the deep voice guy couldn't sing.

Whereas with Shai, each and every guy could sing....just watch the Comforter video and you'll see.

And yes, they had a number of good songs. They had 2 big singles, but lots of good songs.

Also, Dru Hill was one of my favorites too. Great vocalists in that group.

 

[Cotton]

Show some respect.

Boyz II Men and Jodeci were instrumental to 60% of the ass that I got between 93-95.

Journey and Air Supply was that for me.

 

[Texas Ace]

Boys II Men?

We are strolling outside the lines of decency here.

You can pretend to be Mr. Tough Caveman guy if you want to, but I don't care if it's romantic music or not.

Great music is great music.

 

[Texas Ace]

My 3 favorites, I think Ironman is generally regarded as Ghost's best album by most Wu Tang fans, Supreme Clientele had more mainstream popularity.

Daytona f'n 500.

Classic album.

 

[Deuce]

1. Boyz II Men
2. Jodeci
3. Shai
4. New Edition
5. Silk

Honorable mention: Blackstreet. Their first album was really good, mostly cause Teddy Riley was gold back then.