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i actually think he looks cool. i like the blonde on him much better than the silver hair he had a few years ago. | |
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dancerella said: i actually think he looks cool. i like the blonde on him much better than the silver hair he had a few years ago.
I agree. I'd just like to slip that shirt off 
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underthegraffitibridge said: All from this week
Talk about Hottie McFly!  Yeah that's larry dodson's son alright. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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phunkdaddy said: underthegraffitibridge said: All from this week
Talk about Hottie McFly! Yeah that's larry dodson's son alright. He DO look like Larry!  I hope oneken don't see this.  | |
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phunkdaddy said:
Yeah that's larry dodson's son alright. OMG, you're right!!! Never trust anything spoken in the presence of an erection.
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RipHer2Shreds said: DarlingDiana said: Is it wrong to like "The Thong Song"?
In 2008, yes, it is.   Never!
thekidsgirl said: You're not alone...I love Dru Hill
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AlexdeParis said:[quote] RipHer2Shreds said: Never!
thekidsgirl said: You're not alone...I love Dru Hill
They were like an R&B supernova -- it flared out quickly, but it was hot while it lasted! Dru Hill was the industry's attempt to capitalize on a void created when Jodeci went their separate ways. It worked for the first album then the listening audience wised up and sized them up for what they were. Imitations. Sisqo was just a fake sounding K C. Someone posted that he had a more soulful voice than Usher, well, I haven't heard his true voice yet so I wouldn't be bold enough to make that comparison. I know what Usher's voice sounds like though. | |
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dseann said: AlexdeParis said: They were like an R&B supernova -- it flared out quickly, but it was hot while it lasted! Dru Hill was the industry's attempt to capitalize on a void created when Jodeci went their separate ways. It worked for the first album then the listening audience wised up and sized them up for what they were. Imitations. Sisqo was just a fake sounding K C. Someone posted that he had a more soulful voice than Usher, well, I haven't heard his true voice yet so I wouldn't be bold enough to make that comparison. I know what Usher's voice sounds like though. Nah, everyone realized they sounded like Jodeci from the beginning. Regardless, their first album is a more consistent listen than any Jodeci album. I'm a huge Jodeci fan, but they were quick to come with the filler. Anyway, Dru Hill succeeded not because they sounded like Jodeci, but because they had good songs. "In My Bed" alone would've been enough to make them huge -- it's one of my very favorite R&B songs of the decade. "Whitney was purely and simply one of a kind." ~ Clive Davis | |
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AlexdeParis said: dseann said: Dru Hill was the industry's attempt to capitalize on a void created when Jodeci went their separate ways. It worked for the first album then the listening audience wised up and sized them up for what they were. Imitations. Sisqo was just a fake sounding K C. Someone posted that he had a more soulful voice than Usher, well, I haven't heard his true voice yet so I wouldn't be bold enough to make that comparison. I know what Usher's voice sounds like though. Nah, everyone realized they sounded like Jodeci from the beginning. Regardless, their first album is a more consistent listen than any Jodeci album. I'm a huge Jodeci fan, but they were quick to come with the filler. Anyway, Dru Hill succeeded not because they sounded like Jodeci, but because they had good songs. "In My Bed" alone would've been enough to make them huge -- it's one of my very favorite R&B songs of the decade. Somebody's Sleeping In My Bed? One of your favorite R&B songs of the decade? Really? Wow! Whatever buddy. | |
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dseann said: AlexdeParis said: Nah, everyone realized they sounded like Jodeci from the beginning. Regardless, their first album is a more consistent listen than any Jodeci album. I'm a huge Jodeci fan, but they were quick to come with the filler. Anyway, Dru Hill succeeded not because they sounded like Jodeci, but because they had good songs. "In My Bed" alone would've been enough to make them huge -- it's one of my very favorite R&B songs of the decade. Somebody's Sleeping In My Bed? One of your favorite R&B songs of the decade? Really? Wow! Whatever buddy. Is there an echo in here, buddy?  "Whitney was purely and simply one of a kind." ~ Clive Davis | |
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dseann said: AlexdeParis said: They were like an R&B supernova -- it flared out quickly, but it was hot while it lasted! Dru Hill was the industry's attempt to capitalize on a void created when Jodeci went their separate ways. It worked for the first album then the listening audience wised up and sized them up for what they were. Imitations. Sisqo was just a fake sounding K C. Someone posted that he had a more soulful voice than Usher, well, I haven't heard his true voice yet so I wouldn't be bold enough to make that comparison. I know what Usher's voice sounds like though. You talk like if the industry created Dru Hill...
Dru Hill was a typical vocal group influenced by hip hop sound, somehow someway the reason why people compare Dru Hill with Jodeci has more to do with the similarities between Sisqo and K ci singing style than anything else... It's not like if the music industry was searching for an "imitation of Jodeci"... At that time there were a lot of vocal groups... And Sisqo as an artist was very different from K ci... The idea that the industry was trying to capitalize on a void create when Jodeci broke up makes no sense... [Edited 4/20/08 11:41am] |
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krayzie said: dseann said: Dru Hill was the industry's attempt to capitalize on a void created when Jodeci went their separate ways. It worked for the first album then the listening audience wised up and sized them up for what they were. Imitations. Sisqo was just a fake sounding K C. Someone posted that he had a more soulful voice than Usher, well, I haven't heard his true voice yet so I wouldn't be bold enough to make that comparison. I know what Usher's voice sounds like though. You talk like if the industry created Dru Hill...
Dru Hill was a typical vocal group influenced by hip hop sound, somehow someway the reason why people compare Dru Hill with Jodeci has more to do with the similarities between Sisqo and K ci singing style than anything else... It's not like if the music industry was searching for an "imitation of Jodeci"... At that time there were a lot of vocal groups... And Sisqo as an artist was very different from K ci... The idea that the industry was trying to capitalize on a void create when Jodeci broke up makes no sense... [Edited 4/20/08 11:41am] There were a lot of vocal groups in the 90's. All of them sounded either like Boyz II Men or Jodeci. That was the choice of the music industry as they were trying to capitalize on the most successful groups of the era. | |
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dseann said: krayzie said: You talk like if the industry created Dru Hill...
Dru Hill was a typical vocal group influenced by hip hop sound, somehow someway the reason why people compare Dru Hill with Jodeci has more to do with the similarities between Sisqo and K ci singing style than anything else... It's not like if the music industry was searching for an "imitation of Jodeci"... At that time there were a lot of vocal groups... And Sisqo as an artist was very different from K ci... The idea that the industry was trying to capitalize on a void create when Jodeci broke up makes no sense... [Edited 4/20/08 11:41am] There were a lot of vocal groups in the 90's. All of them sounded either like Boyz II Men or Jodeci. That was the choice of the music industry as they were trying to capitalize on the most successful groups of the era. Musically Dru Hill is far from Jodeci, H Town by example is closer to what Jodeci was doing |
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It's not like Dru Hill was some industry put-together ploy to ride on Jodeci's success...They really did start out as high school friends working at the Fudgery here in downtown Baltimore
I think they sounded really great together, and other than sisquo's cockiness, I don't have a problem with em  If you will, so will I | |
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I don't care what anyone says, I think Sisqo looks good! Glad to see him back on the scene. "And When The Groove Is Dead And Gone, You Know That Love Survives, So We Can Rock Forever" RIP MJ 
"Baby, that was much too fast"...Goodnight dear sweet Prince. I'll love you always | |
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AlexdeParis said: They had good songs. "In My Bed" alone would've been enough to make them huge -- it's one of my very favorite R&B songs of the decade.
Beauty is one of my top R&B songsIf you will, so will I | |
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