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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: 123imagee on October 25, 2013, 04:42:41 AM
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1.Jodeci-Feenin
2.Jodeci-Freakn You
3.DRS-Gangsta Lean
4.Jackers-Down For Life
5.B-Rezell-Blowed Away
6.Rhythm & Knowledge-U Bring Da Dog Out
7.BGOTI-Tonight´s The Night
8.Jackers-I Can´t Fix It
9.Danny Boy-Come When I Call
10.2DV-Feelin A Good Thang
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I knew it was gonna be a list full of Death Row songs :D
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in no order:
zhane - hey mr. dj
h town - knockin' the boots
swv - anything rmx
swv - so into you
mary j. blige - goin' down
mary j. blige - remind me
total - can't you see
faith evans - soon as I get home
112 - love me
702 - steelo
adina howard - freak like me
jodeci - can i talk to you
swv - you're the one
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in no order:
zhane - hey mr. dj
h town - knockin' the boots
swv - anything rmx
swv - so into you
mary j. blige - goin' down
mary j. blige - remind me
total - can't you see
faith evans - soon as I get home
112 - love me
702 - steelo
adina howard - freak like me
jodeci - can i talk to you
swv - you're the one
nice list.
no order, nothing already mentioned
TLC - Take Our Time
Keith Sweat - Twisted
Janet Jackson - I Get Lonely
Aaron Hall - Curiosity
Christión - Full Of Smoke
Isley Brothers - Contagious
Something For The People - My Love Is The Shhh
R. Kelly - You Remind Me
Montell Jordan - Gotta Get My Roll On
H-Town - A Thin Line Between Love & Hate
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in no order:
zhane - hey mr. dj
h town - knockin' the boots
swv - anything rmx
swv - so into you
mary j. blige - goin' down
mary j. blige - remind me
total - can't you see
faith evans - soon as I get home
112 - love me
702 - steelo
adina howard - freak like me
jodeci - can i talk to you
swv - you're the one
that list is legit (fraxxx's one too), hard to choose 10 songs
Mary J. Blidge - U Remind Me
SWV - I'm So Into You (Teddy Riley Remix)
Jodeci - Forever My Lady
Mint Condition - That's the way it's goin' down
Alfonzo Hunter & Erick Sermon - Just the way playas play
Horace Brown & Mary J. Blidge - How Can We Stop
Reel Tight - I Lied
R. Kelly - Sex Me Part. II
Keith Sweat - I'm Not Ready (remix)
Aaliyah - Age Ain't Nothing But A Number
i could have included some songs by Guy & Aaron Hall (my favorites)Tony Toni Tone, Menagerie, TQ, D'Angelo, DRS, Maxwell, Eric Benet, Montell Jordan, YNV, B-Rezell, Danny Boy, Ginuwine, Brian MC Knight, etc.
I didn't include Nate Dogg cause to me he fully belongs to the rap game.
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Nice lists.
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Didn't include any D'Angelo or Erykah Badu since that Neo-Soul sound is something I'd make a seperate for.
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Didn't include any D'Angelo or Erykah Badu since that Neo-Soul sound is something I'd make a seperate for.
word. 8)
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raphael saadiq - ask of you
tony toni tone - feels good
tony toni tone - just me & you
tony toni tone - whatever you what
troop - all i do
keith sweat - twisted
keith sweat - nobody
mariah carey - always be my baby
mariah carey - fantasy
mary j. blige - real love
mary j. blige - everything
monica - angel of mine
xscape - softest place on earth
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R. Kelly - When a woman's fed up.
R. Kelly - Half on a baby
R. Kelly - A Woman's threat
Ginuwine - None of your friends business
Joe - Treat her like a lady
Joe - What if a woman
Ginuwine - Tell me do u wanna
Ginuwine - There it is
Ginuwine - Im On my way
Ginuwine - Far away
Brian McKnight - Anytime
Jagged Edge - True Man
Jagged Edge - Girl It's over
Not all 90's but R&B was still the shit.
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In no particular order...plus i could probably add another 100 to this haha
SWV - Anything (Wu-Tang Clan Remix)
SWV - Right Here
Janet Jackson - That's the way love goes
Aaliyah - Back & Forth
Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity
Boyz 2 Men - Mowtown Philly
Bel Biv Devoe - Poison
112 - Hold Me
Monica - The First Night
Jonestown - Sweet Thing
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Fraxxx you're right about D'Angelo being a Neo Soul artist, and I had this in mind when I mentioned him, to me, Neo Soul is a sub genre of R&B really, if falls under the R&B umbrella just like New Jack Swing does too.
My Second List (or my alternate list) would look like this :
J. Little (Rude Boys) - Puttin It Down
Rude Boys - Tell Me What You Like
Po Broke N Lonely - No Money No Honey
Aaron Hall - Don't Be Afriad (Sex You Down Some More version)
Johnny Gill - Lady Dujour
Blackstreet - Booti Call
LeVert - Good Old Days
LSG - Your Body
Janet Jackson - We Go Deep (monster Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis track, sounds like a Quik beat)
Joe - If Loving You is Wrong (I could include his first album altogether)
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Janet Jackson - We Go Deep (monster Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis track, sounds like a Quik beat)
I very nearly put this in my list too 8)
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Good to see threadstarter given props to Jodeci. Apparently from my KC and JoJo appreciation thread other people at the forum seem to think the likes of Kieth Sweat and even Lucy Pearl are more important than the likes of Jodeci.
Here's my top 10 off the dome
1. "All My Life" KC and JoJo
2. "Last Night's Letter" KC and JoJo
3. "Now and Forever" KC and JoJo
4. "If You Think Your Lonely Now" - KC of Jodeci
5. "Anytime" - Brian McKnight
6. "Why I Love You So Much" - Monica
7. "Before You Walk Out My Life" - Monica
8. "I Belong To You" Rome
9. "I'm Ready" - Tevin Campbell
10. "Breathe Again" Toni Braxton
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Not a huge R&B guy, No Diggity by Blackstreet was pure heat though 8)
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Not a huge R&B guy, No Diggity by Blackstreet was pure heat though 8)
That was the first time Dre resurfaced on TV after leaving Death Row. I still remember the first time I saw that video. I was expecting BIG THANGS from Dre after he went to go form Aftermath. He first came with "East Coast/West Coast Killaz" and still consider that to be the most timely and under-rated rap song/video of all-time. Somehow the album ended up falling short of expectations and it would be a few years before Aftermath would really blow up.
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Might as well.
1. 112 - Only You
2. Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love
3. K-Ci and JoJo - All My Life
4. Boyz II Men - End of the Road
5. Aaliyah - At Your Best (You Are Loved)
6. Bell Biv DeVoe - Poison
7. Monica - Angle of Mine
8. Jon B. - Pretty Girl
9. SWV - Weak
10. Whitney Houston - I Have Nothing
Bonus: Mariah Carey - Fantasy, Blackstreet - Before I Let You Go, Color Me Badd - I Adore Mi Amore.
Writing this list gave me flash backs of old school TDK tapes.
(http://www.thecouchsessions.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/cassette-tdk.jpg)
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All great list
Good to see threadstarter given props to Jodeci. Apparently from my KC and JoJo appreciation thread other people at the forum seem to think the likes of Kieth Sweat and even Lucy Pearl are more important than the likes of Jodeci.
Here's my top 10 off the dome
1. "All My Life" KC and JoJo
2. "Last Night's Letter" KC and JoJo
3. "Now and Forever" KC and JoJo
4. "If You Think Your Lonely Now" - KC of Jodeci
5. "Anytime" - Brian McKnight
6. "Why I Love You So Much" - Monica
7. "Before You Walk Out My Life" - Monica
8. "I Belong To You" Rome
9. "I'm Ready" - Tevin Campbell
10. "Breathe Again" Toni Braxton
You can create a top 10 on just K-Ci and Jo Jo alone, or Boyz II Men. Damn, R&B has fallen off HARD.
In no particular order...plus i could probably add another 100 to this haha
SWV - Anything (Wu-Tang Clan Remix)
SWV - Right Here
Janet Jackson - That's the way love goes
Aaliyah - Back & Forth
Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity
Boyz 2 Men - Mowtown Philly
Bel Biv Devoe - Poison
112 - Hold Me
Monica - The First Night
Jonestown - Sweet Thing
raphael saadiq - ask of you
tony toni tone - feels good
tony toni tone - just me & you
tony toni tone - whatever you what
troop - all i do
keith sweat - twisted
keith sweat - nobody
mariah carey - always be my baby
mariah carey - fantasy
mary j. blige - real love
mary j. blige - everything
monica - angel of mine
xscape - softest place on earth
in no order:
zhane - hey mr. dj
h town - knockin' the boots
swv - anything rmx
swv - so into you
mary j. blige - goin' down
mary j. blige - remind me
total - can't you see
faith evans - soon as I get home
112 - love me
702 - steelo
adina howard - freak like me
jodeci - can i talk to you
swv - you're the one
Didn't include any D'Angelo or Erykah Badu since that Neo-Soul sound is something I'd make a seperate for.
I did the same thing. I was tempted to. I made my wife and R&B playlist and it is mainly Neo-Soul. That's her stuff. I'm more of a traditional R&B myself. Still, I got love for the Neo-Soul movement and all the great music it produced.
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Props to everyone making a list. There are even some tracks I don't know yet. Next step: compiling a list of the top 50 90's RnB songs from all the above-mentioned. 8)
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Didn't include any D'Angelo or Erykah Badu since that Neo-Soul sound is something I'd make a seperate for.
I did the same thing. I was tempted to. I made my wife and R&B playlist and it is mainly Neo-Soul. That's her stuff. I'm more of a traditional R&B myself. Still, I got love for the Neo-Soul movement and all the great music it produced.
Don't get me wrong, I love some Neo Soul albums. D'Angelo, Erykah Badu and of course Lauryn Hill dropped some of the altogether best Neo Soul/RnB albums of that time It's just not the sound I initially think of since I grew up on that New Jack Swing.
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Good to see threadstarter given props to Jodeci. Apparently from my KC and JoJo appreciation thread other people at the forum seem to think the likes of Kieth Sweat and even Lucy Pearl are more important than the likes of Jodeci.
i didn't say Jodeci homie, just K-Ci & Jojo, here you go twisting my words, and I didn't say Lucy Pearl was more important than Jodeci wtf lol I just cited Lucy Pearl among the countless quality projects Raphael Saadiq has helmed. good list btw, albeit a bit repetitive. jodeci is one of my very favorite rnb groups, I just happen to like other artists outside of them. i've been playing their first album in my car over the past week.
You can create a top 10 on just K-Ci and Jo Jo alone, or Boyz II Men.
that's true and that's why I did not include songs of a same artist twice in my lists, but when I said "forever my lady" I might as well have picked any Jodeci song, same for R. Kelly, dude has just too many slaps
a NJS song I forgot to include that i've always loved 8) http://www.youtube.com/v/-Rj3ZAPlBtE
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Props to everyone making a list. There are even some tracks I don't know yet. Next step: compiling a list of the top 50 90's RnB songs from all the above-mentioned. 8)
From my list, I might do half that amount :D
not in order actually
Solo-touch me I will put in a mp3 link sometime this week. I never heard the song in 1998 at all.
next-too close
janet-i get so lonely
kelly price-friend of mine original
keith sweat-make u sweat & just a touch
r. kelly-bump & grind original
jon b-they don't know & don't say
swv-downtown
bbd-poison extended
h-town=knockin da boots & h-town bounce
mint condition-u send me swingin, pretty brown eyes & nobody does it better
color me badd-I adore mi amor, slow motion original & remix
portrait-down wit dat, feelings, honey dip video version, & here we go again.
Those were some good songs back then.
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I forgot color me bad - I wanna sex you up. 8)
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Hoo, just 10?
I'll just with you with this video mix instead and say that it contains at least 10 joints that I enjoyed:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVrirmqRpw4
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Janet Jackson - We Go Deep (monster Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis track, sounds like a Quik beat)
I very nearly put this in my list too 8)
Sick song. I left out the chicks on my list.
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Hmmm let's see...I'll try to limit the list to one song per artist.
Tony Toni Tone - Fun
Jodeci - Get On Up
D'angelo - Lady
Erykah Badu - Appletree
Brandy - I wanna be down
Aaliyah - Heartbroken
Babyface - For The Cool In You
Groove Theory - Tell Me
Maxwell - Sumthin' Sumthin'
TLC - Creep
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Tried to not include any1 already mentioned
Think it's problematic to seperate Neo Soul etc, from R&B, but I'll try. So I left out the greats like Maxwell and Will Downing, Angie Stone etc pp
anyway this might look pretty random now
johnny gill - my,my,my
shola ama - you might need somebody
joe - all the things
dru hill - tell me
tony rich project- hey blue
eric benet - spend my time with you
kevon edmonds feat. babyface - a girl like you
case - more to love
lalah hathaway - heaven knows
Montell Jordan - It's over
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http://www.youtube.com/v/R73GUz8sCx0
http://www.youtube.com/v/emZ9PJbdekY
http://www.youtube.com/v/bM_Hat-_CB4
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10.Changing faces - you up
9. Dru hill - you are my everythin n everythin
8. Da Brat - funkdified
7. Total - sittin at home
6. R Kelly ft Nas - did you ever think
5. Mya - About my bike
4. Usher - You it bad
3. Amanda Perez - God send me a Angel
2. Joe - I wanna know
1. TLC - Aint to proud to beg
1.m Jam n Spoon - Right in the Night
2.m Next - too close
3.m Aaliyah - Rock the boat
4.m 112 - Peaches n Cream
5.m SWV - Weak
6.m Soul 4 Real - Candy rain
7.m Bobby Brown - My perogitive
8.m Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They reminisce over you
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Might as well.
1. 112 - Only You
2. Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love
3. K-Ci and JoJo - All My Life
4. Boyz II Men - End of the Road
5. Aaliyah - At Your Best (You Are Loved)
6. Bell Biv DeVoe - Poison
7. Monica - Angle of Mine
8. Jon B. - Pretty Girl
9. SWV - Weak
10. Whitney Houston - I Have Nothing
Bonus: Mariah Carey - Fantasy, Blackstreet - Before I Let You Go, Color Me Badd - I Adore Mi Amore.
Writing this list gave me flash backs of old school TDK tapes.
(http://www.thecouchsessions.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/cassette-tdk.jpg)
can u believe kids nowadays wouldnt even know what that is if u showed it to them?
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Good to see threadstarter given props to Jodeci. Apparently from my KC and JoJo appreciation thread other people at the forum seem to think the likes of Kieth Sweat and even Lucy Pearl are more important than the likes of Jodeci.
i didn't say Jodeci homie, just K-Ci & Jojo, here you go twisting my words, and I didn't say Lucy Pearl was more important than Jodeci wtf lol I just cited Lucy Pearl among the countless quality projects Raphael Saadiq has helmed. good list btw, albeit a bit repetitive. jodeci is one of my very favorite rnb groups, I just happen to like other artists outside of them. i've been playing their first album in my car over the past week.
You can create a top 10 on just K-Ci and Jo Jo alone, or Boyz II Men.
that's true and that's why I did not include songs of a same artist twice in my lists, but when I said "forever my lady" I might as well have picked any Jodeci song, same for R. Kelly, dude has just too many slaps
a NJS song I forgot to include that i've always loved 8) http://www.youtube.com/v/-Rj3ZAPlBtE
nice list, but lol ... i wouldnt exactly call great r&b songs "slaps", if ya kno what i mean
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Truth be told I never listened to US R&B back in the 90's, I guess the younger me didn't appreciate the slower pacing or something (actually I still can't get into American 90's RnB, just not my cup of tea I guess). Anyway almost all of the few RnB songs (if you can call them that) I listened to were from Japan (on a sidenote, I can't find any of the songs I wanted to embed on YouTube so I was stuck with cover versions/the same artist's newer/older work to serve as placeholders, then again I doubt any of you will give a fuck).
http://www.youtube.com/v/3uVRm_dWstAhttp://www.youtube.com/v/vZJHEs7dOLA
http://www.youtube.com/v/ItOnXk81G5Yhttp://www.youtube.com/v/9svFXJhvdhg
Edit: I found the ONE US RnB song I was able to enjoy until Usher started screaming "Yeah!" at everybody...
http://www.youtube.com/v/2xl0x8gxawc
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Writing this list gave me flash backs of old school TDK tapes.
(http://www.thecouchsessions.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/cassette-tdk.jpg)
Oh shit, think I still have a copy of the chronic on one of these, lol.
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nice list, but lol ... i wouldnt exactly call great r&b songs "slaps", if ya kno what i mean
yeah u right nik i actually hesitated a bit before using the word slap cause it didn't seem appropriate to me either
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When I think of that time there's one french song I have to include. Bouli will definitely know this one but I suppose it wasn't big in the US. ;D
Alliance Ethnik - Respect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO1KkOf-ypI
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8) classic song. G-Funk had a strong influence on mainstream urban music in France back in the mid-90's.
K-Mel, the rapper on the song, released an album in 2001 with collaborations with Nate Dogg and one with Warren G lol (a remix of I Want It All). He evens appears in the Game Don't Wait Remix video for like one second lmao.
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8) classic song. G-Funk had a strong influence on mainstream urban music in France back in the mid-90's.
K-Mel, the rapper on the song, released an album in 2001 with collaborations with Nate Dogg and one with Warren G lol (a remix of I Want It All). He evens appears in the Game Don't Wait Remix video for like one second lmao.
Serieux ??? j'ai jamais remarqué, à quel moment ?
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Serieux ??? j'ai jamais remarqué, à quel moment ?
http://www.youtube.com/v/TJB8QoYF7ak
3:08 next to Jayo Felony
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http://www.youtube.com/v/TJB8QoYF7ak
That was one of the bangers from back when Xzibit, Snoop and Dre were leading a resurgence of the West
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Immature-Feel The Funk
That´s The Bomb.