Bel Biv Devoe: Poison - March 2, 1990



Johnny Gill: Johnny Gill - April 17, 1990



Tony Toni Tone: The Revival - April 20, 1990



Keith Sweat: I'll Give All My Love to You - June 12, 1990



Guy: The Future - November 22, 1990



Ralph Tresvant: Ralph Tresvant - November 27, 1990



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sosgemini said:

daPrettyman said:

Do It!!

It seems the hairstyle was an unofficial member of each group.

That being said...

Tony Toni Tone
Guy
Ralph Tresvant
Keith Sweat
Johnny Gill
Bell Biv & Devoid
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I may have a go at it. The Future is definitely my #1.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I don't want 2 do it because I only REALLY like 3 or those albums.

I do know that the Keith Sweat and the Ralph Tresvant albums are at the bottom of the list. I didn't really like those that much. Ralph is rock bottom. As for a favorite, I can't really do that. The other choices are so different that I couldn't rank them fairly.
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1. Johnny Gill (EASILY the best album outta the bunch)
2. The Revival
3. Poison
4. The Future (I honestly think this album was always overrated)
5. I'll Give All My Love To You
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6. Ralph Tresvant

mrjun18 said:

Your ranking is similar 2 how I would do it.

daPrettyman said:

lol...Ralph is definitely last.[u]

mrjun18 said:

I was so disappointed with that album. Especially after the good albums that Johnny and BBD released, I was expecting a good album from Ralph. What I got was a bunch of garbage.

AlexdeParis said:

Lets Chill

Harlepolis said:

Really?

I'll take "Just Another Lonely Night" or "Lady Dijor" on Johnny's album over "Let's Chill". I like "Let's Chill", but it's on my "i don't care if I ever hear it again" list.

I liked the way you've ranked them. But I would swap Tony,Toni, Toni's 3rd place with Johnny Gil and move him up one rank.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

1. The Revival
2. Johnny Gill
3. The Future
4. Poison
5. I'll Give All My Love to You
5. Ralph Tresvant

1. Ralph Tresvant (I love Sensitivity and Stone Cold Gentleman)
2. Tony Toni Tone (It feels good adn Rent are good)
3. JoHnny Gill (Love you the right way)
4. Bel Biv Devoe (Poison and Do Me are OK)
5. Guy and Keith Sweat (Havent heard much of)

Will admit only really remember the singles off these albums.

1. The Future
2. Johnny Gill
3. The Revival
4. I'll Give All My Love to You
5. Poison
5. Ralph Tresvant

1. Johnny Gill
2. Ralph Tresvant
3. Poison
4. The Future
5. I'll Give All My Love To You
6. The Revival (only album I don't own)

scorp84 said:

U r missing out. It is a great album. Much better than Ralph's.

daPrettyman said:

Stop hatin' on lil Ralphy.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

It's true. That album sux!!!! U know it 2!!

daPrettyman said:

Yep. JG's album and arguably TTT's are the only ones on the list without a filler track.

Lady Dujour is my fav Johnny Gill track. Great showcase of vocals.

Definately not the type of stuff I was listening to in the year 1990.

BBD, because of all of the groups listed, they were the only one who we've haven't really heard of outside of the occassional Ricky Bell lead with NE.
Poison, to me, proved that they could do it on their own w/o copying the NE thang. I knew what Ralph and Johnny sounds like. Guy and T3 had their moments with me (moments as in slow songs classics), but again of those listed BBD would easily be my #1 and Ralph is definitely at the bottom of my list.

maria1999 said:

Oh, Jesus, I forgot all about Keith Sweat. Again, I would list him with the provens Guy and T3. Slow Song Classics.

daPrettyman said:

It's uneven, sure, but I don't think it sucks. The 4 singles are all good to great (although the remix versions of "Stone Cold Gentleman" and "Rated R" are superior) and I've always enjoyed "Last Night."

Guy, Tony Toni Tone and Keith had the top three albums of the year in R&B.