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VelvetJ said: I have been around music and loved music my entire life. Therefor, the most important part of a "singer" is the vocals. I have always been uncomfortable with someone's looks or personality being the catalyst for a successful singing career.
It also boils down to preference I suppose, because "hood" girls in appearance or attitude have never attracted me. I know a lot of girls identified with TLC, but I personally love women who look and act like ladies for the most part. So while I like TLC and have their first two albums, based upon vocals and style, I have to go with En Vogue. This was tough because of the different styles.  .. and I prefer fine, grown-assed women to silly little girls any day. However, I'd probably say CrazySexyCool is my favorite album by either group. (Born to Sing a close second). |
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En Vogue | |
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I would pay to see En Vogue in concert, not TLC. But, TLC put out superior records! "Be glad for what you had baby, what you've got..." | |
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bettybop said: I would pay to see En Vogue in concert, not TLC. But, TLC put out superior records!
agreed. TLC singing was pretty good. They were more of a video group but T box and Chili can sing. Left eye was a good rapper. I really liked her voice. But to sit and watch a concert I do think I would enjoy Envogue better. "Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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This is tough. I love both, but I play more TLC than En Vogue these days, so TLC it is.
Just after I posted this, VH1 Soul is playing En Vogue videos on their Soul Story show... LOL [Edited 11/28/09 8:05am] Lay back in my tenderness... Stay with me... Don't you go nowhere... | |
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VelvetJ said: I have been around music and loved music my entire life. Therefor, the most important part of a "singer" is the vocals. I have always been uncomfortable with someone's looks or personality being the catalyst for a successful singing career.
It also boils down to preference I suppose, because "hood" girls in appearance or attitude have never attracted me. I know a lot of girls identified with TLC, but I personally love women who look and act like ladies for the most part. So while I like TLC and have their first two albums, based upon vocals and style, I have to go with En Vogue. This was tough because of the different styles. Well put but TLC was cool and i agree they did go a little over the top sometimes with the so called street cred. I have all TLC's cd's but 3-D and Fanmail was just average to me. I would listen to TLC on wax but would never pay to see them live. I would pay to see EnVogue live however. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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