I know someone who got to see them at House Of Blues in New York this decade, and I'm forever jealous!

Seems like I can't go a month without rocking one of their CDs at least once.

Right now, I am rocking ALL of their CDs like they just dropped.

I even have the Above the Rim soundtrack ("Anything remix"), Coko's solo album, and their album from last year, plus a few singles.

I would love to find more singles from their first album, beside "Right Here/Human Nature".

Huge fan!

This was my introduction to their music...

And even though its an underrated track, I loved this Missy Elliot written piece, back when she was a hot commodity as a song writer...

Coko's voice is extremely sexy. I remember hearing the original version by Missy long time ago, loved it as well (very underrated singer btw).

Been a fan since the beginning (the original "Right Here"). Cinny, you definitely need the "Weak" single because the radio edit has drastically improved lead vocals.

I was a huge fan of SWV

I had a huge crush on COCO, I thought she was amazingly beautiful

I'm a 90s baby and I love them much more than the other girl groups of that time. En Vogue is definitely second. I'm so happy they got back together for I Missed Us and I can't wait for their new reality show coming later in the fall.

BIG ASS fan of SWV....

Got the 1st one and only one on cassette.

I love them!

AlexdeParis said:

Been a fan since the beginning (the original "Right Here"). Cinny, you definitely need the "Weak" single because the radio edit has drastically improved lead vocals.

YES!! Things like that.

I have been noticing different overdubs and instruments on the video mixes.

ABeautifulOne said:

I'm a 90s baby and I love them much more than the other girl groups of that time. En Vogue is definitely second. I'm so happy they got back together for I Missed Us and I can't wait for their new reality show coming later in the fall.

I might watch their show to see what's going on with them. They definitely had some jams.

JoeBala said:

Got the 1st one and only one on cassette.

SoulAlive said:

I only have their first CD.I like songs "I'm So Into You","You're Always On My Mind" and the naughty "Downtown".

Easily my favorite. Side A is crazy!! From my collection:

Cinny said:

JoeBala said:

Got the 1st one and only one on cassette.

SoulAlive said:

I only have their first CD.I like songs "I'm So Into You","You're Always On My Mind" and the naughty "Downtown".

Easily my favorite. Side A is crazy!!

It's my favorite as well, but all of their pre-breakup albums have gems. (I haven't heard the post-breakup album.)

AlexdeParis said:

(I haven't heard the post-breakup album.)

A couple highlights:

Thanks Cee! I'll take a listen when I get a chance.

I liked them, but preferred Jade.

Better voices and harmonies, and nicer to look at.

Cinny said:

JoeBala said:

Got the 1st one and only one on cassette.

SoulAlive said:

I only have their first CD.I like songs "I'm So Into You","You're Always On My Mind" and the naughty "Downtown".

Easily my favorite. Side A is crazy!! From my collection:

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I loved their debut joint! I don't recall a bad song on there. I think I remember it being pretty much flawless for a new group and damn were these girls horny as hell! I loved it. I remember them having the image of a female version of Bell Biv Devoe (BBD). Coco voice was always distinctive. Not just with the group but with everyone else on the scene at the time. You knew it was her whenever you heard her.

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If I remember right, my favorite joint was the original "Anything" at the end of the tape. I think it was like a little interlude or something but I would rewind the hell out of that part because I loved the production, the harmonies and the overall mood of it.

^^^

Funny that you've mentioned the "horny as hell" point. I think they presented the flipside of the Clark Sisters meaning they're heavily influenced by them, but their stuff on the other hand wasn't so, um, sanctified

HMD82 said:

^^^

Funny that you've mentioned the "horny as hell" point. I think they presented the flipside of the Clark Sisters meaning they're heavily influenced by them, but their stuff on the other hand wasn't so, um, sanctified

Wow. I never made a connection to the Clark Sisters and SWV. Interesting.

so,what are they doing now? Are they still together,doing shows?

Musicslave said:

I loved their debut joint! I don't recall a bad song on there. I think I remember it being pretty much flawless for a new group and damn were these girls horny as hell! I loved it. I remember them having the image of a female version of Bell Biv Devoe (BBD). Coco voice was always distinctive. Not just with the group but with everyone else on the scene at the time. You knew it was her whenever you heard her.

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If I remember right, my favorite joint was the original "Anything" at the end of the tape. I think it was like a little interlude or something but I would rewind the hell out of that part because I loved the production, the harmonies and the overall mood of it.

I was never a fan of "Black Pudd'n" for starters. Good album overall, but there was some filler IMO.

I love the original "Anything" as well, but I love the remix even more.

I loved the rap songs "Black Pudd'n" and "SWV In The House" too.

Every time I perform it's the same ol' thing

I make your man's ---- hard by the way I sing

Cuz it's the C to the O to the K to the, O

Go for what you know, hoe, cuz I'm COKO!

HMD82 said:

^^^

Funny that you've mentioned the "horny as hell" point. I think they presented the flipside of the Clark Sisters meaning they're heavily influenced by them, but their stuff on the other hand wasn't so, um, sanctified

Their Christmas album is good though. They basically chose all the same songs as the Jackson 5 Christmas album.

Cinny said:

HMD82 said:

^^^

Funny that you've mentioned the "horny as hell" point. I think they presented the flipside of the Clark Sisters meaning they're heavily influenced by them, but their stuff on the other hand wasn't so, um, sanctified

Their Christmas album is good though. They basically chose all the same songs as the Jackson 5 Christmas album.

Speaking of which, I like this version from them...

And my dear friend, orger Harlepolis once sent me a playlist that has this song (from the same soundtrack)....

I love them - even their last single Co-sign was ok.

HMD82 said:

And my dear friend, orger Harlepolis once sent me a playlist that has this song (from the same soundtrack)....

Where did Harlepolis go? She got my playlist in May, and then I didn't make another one until August. Somewhere in between time, her profile was deleted.

I miss her so much! As a matter of fact, I joined this site just for her. Grrr!

We said goodbye last June. She no longer works in Doha - where I'm from - she's trying to sort herself out for her grad school course, which she will start in East Bay university next winter. Busy little bee.

I've been trying to persuade her to have a FB account, but the girl is too lazy she'll probably neglect it the minute she makes one

SoulAlive said:

HMD82 said:

I miss her so much! As a matter of fact, I joined this site just for her. Grrr!

We said goodbye last June. She no longer works in Doha - where I'm from - she's trying to sort herself out for her grad school course, which she will start in East Bay university next winter. Busy little bee.

I've been trying to persuade her to have a FB account, but the girl is too lazy she'll probably neglect it the minute she makes one

Thanks for that update!

phunkdaddy said:

SoulAlive said:

so,what are they doing now? Are they still together,doing shows?

Yes they were doing a 90's tour this summer with Blackstreet, Jodeci, etc. 3 years ago they came to my city on the Soul Food Festival with After 7, Confunkshun,Cameo,BarKays,Dazz Band and were late as hell and had to rush through a 4 song set just before Cameo came on. [b][

those "package tours" can be alot of fun you get to see multiple acts,all on the same bill,for a decent price too.