That moog bass

Angie

Harlepolis said:

Yeah that moog bass is funky!

I love this song.. more than you know.




I very seldom comment about folks looks, I really don't care. But these two, when they first came out of the gate kinda looked ruff; after a couple of hits, both started lookin' damn good.


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TD3 said:

Lord... but yeah I see what you meant lol

Angie always looked good tho.

TD3 said:

You know I'm on the same page as you most of the times but..


Angie have always been a fox now THE BUG on the other hand


His eyes are the reason why we have the "turning into a pillar of salt" expression
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Let me try this again.

I was thankin' how can I say this....

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Now, I didn't say they were unattractive, Ms. Winbush by no means. As they became more succcesful the makeover was a plus.

that's all I'm sayin'

Accepted..

Cool jam from the summer of '81

Timmy84 said:

I just subscribed to your channel.

I love this track, but I don't like the fact that they sold out to the rap game and allowed biggie to use it.

shorttrini said:

Weeeeell, Ms.Guthrie said it best,,,,nothing's going on but the RENT.

If we're gonna talk about 'selling out' lets talk about her ex-husband, the wannabe pimp, Mr.Ron Isley.

shorttrini said:

I love that song!

noimageatall said:

Thx! ^_^

shorttrini said:

I may be speaking as a YOUNGSTER, but if it hadn't been for BIGGIE I wouldn't have known Angela & Rene had done this song, I saw it in the credits. Didn't find the song until I started getting good cable!

Harlepolis said:

Timmy84 said:

I hear what your saying Timmy. But, as an old fart, what they did just destroys the original meaning of the song for me. I would have been happy had they sampled the track and used it for one of biggies rhymes. For Rene and Angela to totally redo the track with new lyrics, not only cheapens the original song, but tells me that some old school artist really got into music for the money that it can bring and NOT for the love of it.

shorttrini said:

Well that made me appreciate the song even more. Hip-hop sometimes inspire me in that you can look at the originals in a new light. To me it makes it even more cooler. Then again maybe it's a generation gap.

Definately my favorite from them. I remember when the song was out but I never knew who the artist was. After years of searching thinking it was Change, it was the org's own RipHer2Shreds that told me who it was and I was in the record store the next day picking it up.

Oh Lord, they should put his picture in the dictionary next to the word.

Now you're gonna turn me against the song. I remember wanting to slap the shit out of Howard Hewitt and Jody Watley for doing that with "This Is For The Lover In You" back in the 1990s. And the funny thing is, that song was orginally a ballad and those stupid shit hoppers had the remake all over the dance floor. Well, I guess it would be appropriate for the dance floor when asses stop shaking and the only thing that remains is head bobbing and fly swatting.

Harlepolis said:

That damn near broke my heart. Who and the hell told Ron that mess was cool?

R. Kelly threatened to piss on him if he didn't go along with it.

Timmy84 said:

Nice playlists.