Oh and scotty I listened to one of ur  lives the other day and I don't think it's softest place on earth kandi was talking about. Tiny is on the bgvs of that song

Quote from: Trenches ain't comin. on April 05, 2023, 01:15:38 PM

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Quote from: Scott. on April 05, 2023, 12:51:47 PMSWV was not in TLC's league at all.

Weak was bigger than all TLC songs on their debut albums that came out the same year. They were definitely in the league until CSC came out

So for 1 album??
Hccbcbcbc

yes lolz

So for me, I knew "who can i run to" from off the hook album and the singles from Traces, but a lot of Xscape discovery happened for me after Kandi went solo.

That's when I went back and listened to the albums and I was in love with Kandi's voice. She sang the lows but also sang the melody bgvs on a lot of songs. Sis  was doubled up and turned up lol

Quote from: Scott. on April 05, 2023, 12:51:47 PMSWV was not in TLC's league at all.  SWV & Xscape both met somewhere in the middle to me

I agree but SWV was definitely one of trinity of R&B girl groups of the 90's alongside En Vogue and TLC. Those 3 groups were superior than the rest.

I was obsessed with all R&B girl groups in the 90s so I can't really choose sides. TLC was definitely bigger than SWV and Xscape. But they were all loved by myself and my friends. I would say Brownstone was at the bottom but I loved them. And then 702 and Destiny's child got bigger right at the Millennium but were also popular before that. En Vogue was always more adult but played a lot at my house.

We talk about sales now but we didn't really care about that back then.

Quote from: Justice Jackson on April 05, 2023, 02:22:54 PMI was obsessed with all R&B girl groups in the 90s so I can't really choose sides. TLC was definitely bigger than SWV and Xscape. But they were all loved by myself and my friends. I would say Brownstone was at the bottom but I loved them. And then 702 and Destiny's child got bigger right at the Millennium but were also popular before that. En Vogue was always more adult but played a lot at my house.

We talk about sales now but we didn't really care about that back then.

Good point, if were talking my faves then it's SWV/DC4/702 in that order.

But sales and impact I'd say:

En Vogue
DC3/TLC
SWV
Xscape/Brownstone
702


Then the lesser girls like Jade, Kut Klose, Mokensteff etc

Quote from: Gilgamesh. on April 05, 2023, 02:31:48 PM

Quote from: Justice Jackson on April 05, 2023, 02:22:54 PMI was obsessed with all R&B girl groups in the 90s so I can't really choose sides. TLC was definitely bigger than SWV and Xscape. But they were all loved by myself and my friends. I would say Brownstone was at the bottom but I loved them. And then 702 and Destiny's child got bigger right at the Millennium but were also popular before that. En Vogue was always more adult but played a lot at my house.

We talk about sales now but we didn't really care about that back then.

Good point, if were talking my faves then it's SWV/DC4/702 in that order.

But sales and impact I'd say:

En Vogue
DC3/TLC
SWV
Xscape/Brownstone
702


Then the lesser girls like Jade, Kut Klose, Mokensteff etc

Absolutely. This.

I loved Jade and Kut Klose too lol

 BROWNSTONE? 

Quote from: Trenches ain't comin. on April 05, 2023, 02:44:23 PMBROWNSTONE? 

Yea, them>>>>>

I'd put Jade above Brownstone in terms of sales.

People sleep on Jade vocally though.

Di>>>

Quote from: Vonc2002 on April 05, 2023, 01:24:36 PMOh and scotty I listened to one of ur  lives the other day and I don't think it's softest place on earth kandi was talking about. Tiny is on the bgvs of that song

Yeah you're right. Tiny is on the bridge loud as hell lol

Brownstone?? This is where I exit because I REALLY didn't like them.

who the fuck is brownstone

Quote from: Corp. on April 05, 2023, 03:20:58 PMBrownstone?? This is where I exit because I REALLY didn't like them.

What!?!?