[iHype.]

Originally posted by Willy.

It's very easy to gravitate towards music you heard growing up. Even if you were 4-6. The psychology behind it reaffirms it.

My favorite 5 albums are from 2001, 2001, 2001, 2004, and 2005.

I don't have any memories of hearing them, except 2 singles from 2005's.

[primo.]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

What about En Vogue?

They had great singles but their albums were total dud. And they were one of the few girls groups that allotted each girl an equal amount of shine.

Can't say the same for any other groups.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by primo.

They had great singles but their albums were total dud. And they were one of the few girls groups that allotted each girl an equal amount of shine.

Can't say the same for any other groups.

It's funny because nostalgia critics kinda praise their albums in retrospect. They had to be the gayest group ever.

[Giselle]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

My favorite 5 albums are from 2001, 2001, 2001, 2004, and 2005.

I don't have any memories of hearing them, except 2 singles from 2005's.

I think he meant the general sounds, rather than specific songs.

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Madonna's Human Nature is such a great song.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Giselle

I think he meant the general sounds, rather than specific songs.

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Madonna's Human Nature is such a great song.

I'm trying to explain

If I remember no sounds from 2001

it's equal to not remembering any sounds from 1991

My preference is not due to memories, when I remember neither times.

[Cap10Planet]

I have always preferred SWV, TLC, XScape and En Vogue over DC.

[primo.]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

It's funny because nostalgia critics kinda praise their albums in retrospect. They had to be the gayest group ever.

Frank Gatson his power.

[Giselle]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

I'm trying to explain

If I remember no sounds from 2001

it's equal to not remembering any sounds from 1991

My preference is not due to memories, when I remember neither times.

The memories don't necessarily have to be conscious.

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It's been a year and a half and I STILL can't get over the greatness that is Unapologetic. Jesus

[Cap10Planet]

"Don't Let Go (Love)" destroys discographies.

[Elusive Chanteuse]

This still gives me creeps as it did when I first saw it years ago. The blue men with black eyes.... no ma'am.

[YourMadGesty]

I mean, you just don't get this level of quality in today's (or the 00s) r&b anymore.

[Willy.]

I didn't know Glee covered My Lovin'.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by YourMadGesty

I mean, you just don't get this level of quality in today's (or the 00s) r&b anymore.

This does so much to me.

[YourMadGesty]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

I have always preferred SWV, TLC, XScape and En Vogue over DC.

I hate how Total never get their credit.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by YourMadGesty

I hate how Total never get their credit.

Total D ykes were cute. 702 were cute as well.

[YourMadGesty]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

This does so much to me.

It's the sexual innuendo. This + Downtown >>

[Cap10Planet]

Full as a dam at capacity
My passion's about to explode, yeah
I can't escape, it's surrounding me
I'm caught in a storm
That I don't need no shelter from

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Giselle

The memories don't necessarily have to be conscious.

Wtf?

HOW ELSE do you have memories of something?

[eli's_rhythm]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

SWV was awesome, but TLC was still everything but vocals.

SWV did crossover to top 40. "Weak" was a HUGE CHR #1 and "Human Nature" peaked @ #2. I don't think TLC even had a #1 there. All of their biggest hits peaked into the top 5, tho.

Do you mean "Right Here"

[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

I have always preferred SWV, TLC, XScape and En Vogue over DC.

Destiny Fulfilled > Xscape.