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Better R&B Group: Dru Hill or Blackstreet? Since the first one got a lot of discussion going, I thought I'd match up another two groups who had similar careers. My vote goes to Dru Hill, but once again, it's very close. If you'd like to take part in the poll, please click on the link in my signature. [Edited 10/22/09 8:18am] www.youknowigotsoul.com for the latest in r&b and hip hop. | |
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Singing: Dru Hill
Material: Blackstreet JODECI. [Edited 10/22/09 8:21am] | |
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Blackstreet Stevie Wonder
Prince James Brown Sly & the family Stone Earth, wind, & fire | |
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Musically, my vote goes the Blackstreet. Their self-titled debut album is still worth buying. | |
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Blackstreet. Dru Hill took some time to grow on me. I used to think How Deep Is Your Love was a great song and the soundtrack to my holidays in grade 10, but now I think it's crap! | |
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Blackstreet. | |
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Dru Hill. | |
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dru hill | |
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I liked them both, but I'm going with Dru Hill I've lost the use of my heart, But I'm still alive, Still looking for the life, The endless pool on the other side, It's a wild wild west, I'm doing my best, I'm a soldier of love, Every day and night, I'm soldier of love, All the days of my life. | |
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Blackstreet all the way. | |
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Blackstreet
Both groups had their share of drama. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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Dru Hill of course
Blackstreet was just  All they had was "No Diggity" and the restadatshit was average. | |
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I would have to go with Blackstreet. I can play all of their albums in their entirety, I can't say the same about Dru Hill. "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" |
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Blackstreet 4 sure! Their first 2 albums were really good. Didn't care for the 3rd and 4th as much, but they had some ok songs, too.
Not to mention, Blackstreet had some damn-good remixes. **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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Difficult choice. I think vocally & musically Blackstreet may just get my vote. | |
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DesireeNevermind said: Dru Hill of course
Blackstreet was just All they had was "No Diggity" and the restadatshit was average.At least they were more musically versatile than 112. The stuff Teddy did for New Jack Swing and mj's dangerous album, the remix of if you wanna fix featuring slash, and so forth | |
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alphastreet said: DesireeNevermind said: Dru Hill of course
Blackstreet was just All they had was "No Diggity" and the restadatshit was average.At least they were more musically versatile than 112. The stuff Teddy did for New Jack Swing and mj's dangerous album, the remix of if you wanna fix featuring slash, and so forth 112 ugh  I honestly never saw the appeal. | |
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DesireeNevermind said: alphastreet said: At least they were more musically versatile than 112. The stuff Teddy did for New Jack Swing and mj's dangerous album, the remix of if you wanna fix featuring slash, and so forth 112 ugh I honestly never saw the appeal.ugh I meant dru hill, all the 90's boybands are the same to me now LOL | |
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alphastreet said: DesireeNevermind said: 112 ugh I honestly never saw the appeal.ugh I meant dru hill, all the 90's boybands are the same to me now LOL 
Tell Me What You Want, Tell Me What You Need Tell Me If It Aint Good Enough For You Baby I come home early expecting your warm embrace But something is wrong 'cuz its written all over your face 
ugh I hated Sisqo but he sho could sang. | |
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Not much of a choice there. | |
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Dru Hill Lady Cab Driver is one of the greatest songs ever! | |
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I will also take Silk over BLACKstreet. | |
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Blackstreet when they had Dave Hollister. | |
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I'd say blackstreet - but i prefer Dru Hill's debut to 'another level' (the only blacksreet album i've got) | |
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mancabdriver said: I'd say blackstreet - but i prefer Dru Hill's debut to 'another level' (the only blacksreet album i've got) Get Blackstreet's first album. | |
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Dru Hill I swear the words "HATER" is wayyy over-rated...smh | |
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Dru Hill had great vocals, but Blackstreet would be my pick - musically, personality-wise and overall impression.
Besides - No Diggity is one of my all-time favs, that would've definitely tipped the scale.   "Can't keep my eyes from the circling skies -
tongue-tied and twisted, just an earthbound misfit, I" | |
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Biah said: Dru Hill had great vocals, but Blackstreet would be my pick - musically, personality-wise and overall impression.
Besides - No Diggity is one of my all-time favs, that would've definitely tipped the scale. No Diggity is THEE best use of a sample of all time in my book. LOVE that song. | |
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Graycap23 said: Biah said: Dru Hill had great vocals, but Blackstreet would be my pick - musically, personality-wise and overall impression.
Besides - No Diggity is one of my all-time favs, that would've definitely tipped the scale. No Diggity is THEE best use of a sample of all time in my book. LOVE that song. I do too. That song had old and young people singing "No diggity, no doubt". I used to love 2 c old "playas" on the floor to this one.  **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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Vendetta1 said: mancabdriver said: I'd say blackstreet - but i prefer Dru Hill's debut to 'another level' (the only blacksreet album i've got) Get Blackstreet's first album.i'd probably not listen to it. I do like 'joy' though. | |
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