JANFAN4L said:

ooooo! that was my sooooong!!

I definately remember "I Wanna Sex U Up" very well. I never cared for that song and the radio used to wear the hell out of it. Every time the radio played it and I heard the sample of Betty Wright saying "Now I know you not gonna sing that song", I thought to myself..."Now I know the DJ ain't gonna play that song.....again". One station in my area still plays it on a daily basis to this day.

vainandy said:

Tell'em Vain Baby.

vainandy said:

It also sampled slick rick somewhat."to the tick tock u dont stop". So, so catchy. Hammer sampled that again on "dont stop", to better effect.

Color Them Gayy

JANFAN4L said:

gangsta love songs. omg i bet that and piru love are some peoples wedding songs lol

Christopher said:

I wouldn't be surprised.

::::walking down the aisle to DRS' "Gangsta Lean."::::

JANFAN4L said:

Oh HELL no! I fucking hated those songs when they were stinking up the airwaves. Bland, soulless R&B.

"I Wanna Sex You Up" remains one of my least favorite songs EVER. Stupid "seduction" ballad, that is about as convincing as a Tom Cruise "I Love Katie" rant. To hear these OBVIOUSLY gay dudes sing about wanting to "sex up" a woman was so ridiculous, and I've already mentioned the innane lyrics of wanting to "do it 'til we both wake up". Crap, through and through.

thesexofit said:

OH PLEASE TELL ME YOU'RE JOKING!!! Donnie was the "hiphop head" of NKOTB??? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! Some of the cuts on the Marky Mark album (snicker) were "Public Enemy Sounding"???? Next, you'll be trying to convince us of how Vanilla Ice was really inspired by NWA, and truly captured that sound!

NKOTB and Marky Mark were wanna-be's, at best, and had about as much soul as Pat Boone (apologies to Pat Boone. He actually has more soul).

thesexofit said:

You're right. And I'm surprise that Donnie didn't stick to the production side of the music industry. Along with baby brother Marky Mark, they were good in hip-house.

vainandy said:

And let not forget THE REAL reason for the successful debut of CMB:




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newpower99 said:

OH DAMN!

Hahahaha, yeah, I think part of their problem is their look. Unlike other boy bands, they only had one "cute" guy in the band.

But all in all, they were good vocalists whose first CD was solid, even great.

"I wanna sex you up" was the jam in the day...

Certainly a cut above most of the boybands that followed them.

(but maybe that ain't sayin much)

CreepyCarrie said:

Hahhahahahaha, that's what my friends and I used to say. They had all these lookalikes in tha damn group LOL, but some of their cuts were cool back in tha day. They definitely had great vocal ability.

Tick tock ya don't stop.

This is a pretty popular topic.

thesexofit said:

Yep yep. Pretty corny, but pretty talented too.
at that New Kids pic.

I dont know how someone that consideres themself an enthusiast Prince fan can even call another act "tacky".

jbell said:

or any female act "too slutty."

TonyVanDam said:

I was WAITING for someone to say this.

Whenever I hear "I Wanna Sex You Up", I immediately think of New Jack City.

"CMB IS ALL WE GOT, MAN!!!"

Love that movie!

JesseDezz said:

Am I my brother's keeper?

TonyVanDam said:

He produced a track on Jordan Knight's album. But I think he's a much better actor. Boomtown kicked ass! He's gonna be in Saw 2 aswell.

JANFAN4L said:

I said! Am I! My brother's keeper??

They really are the Beatles of the 90's.

JANFAN4L said:

A constant topic of debate here, most often aimed at your girl Janet.

Hell, open your Windows Media or Real Player and listen to the snippets. Especially. Wildflower, Sexual Capacity. These guys were pretty decent, admit it.

http://music.barnesandnob...4924&ITM=1

Alasseon said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

Mostly at yo' grrrl Madonna, but whose counting.


I know, I know, so much *tit*-for-tat
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(hey this posting-things-in-gray really is catching on. I might have to do this more often. If I post in gray, I think people won't pay attention to what I type, so that means I can say whatever I want. :::puts on metallic wig and plays an old Divas Live tape, walks long-legged in the hallway::: Ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough*! :::voice::: Jan? Err, yeah. ::voice:: you're talking to yourself. :::metallic wig stops rattling::: Oh, yeah. ::voice::: Give me da wig. NO*! :::voice::: I SAID GIVE ME THE WIG*! :::shoving match in the hallway begins... supervisor walks by::: what the h*ll are you two doing? Jan, what do you have on? What the H**l is this? <--- I'm bored at work, forgive me. hahaha.) :X

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JANFAN4L said:

At this point, I like them both about equally. But, yes, they've both been given that label. It would be far more interesting if they were calling each other that and turned it into a Vally of the Dolls type battle.



Sybil? I know you're in there.

RipHer2Shreds said:

TonyVanDam said:[quote]

vainandy said:

And let not forget THE REAL reason for the successful debut of CMB:






U know that the new jack city version is slightly different to the album version? The verses are sung differently. The new jack city version is more rnb. "wanna sex u up" is an rnb cut. Its a slowjam, that had the word "sex" in it, so kids like me thought it was really funny and raunchy.