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CrazySexyCool

by: TLC

Release Date November 15, 1994
another album that should be in everyone's collection. i never thought they had the best voices, but it all just flows together nicely. their lyrics are sometimes deep and sometimes fun and the beats bring alot to the table as well.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Boomerang: Original Soundtrack Album

from: Arista

Release Date June 30, 1992
That being said, there are a few standout tracks:

Babyface/Toni Braxton with "Give You My Heart" was one of Toni's first major appearances on the national scene. I've heard better from both artist but this track is significant for that reason alone. My favorites from this soundtrack was Aaron Hall/Charlie Wilson's "Everything Is Going To Be Alright", Johnny Gill's "There You Go", "Reversal Of A Dog" with Highland Place Mobsters & a very young TLC and "Feels Like Heaven" from Kenny Vaughan & 'The Art Of Love'. I think that BoyzIIMen's famous song "End Of The Road" & "Hot Sex" from A Tribe Called Quest is here as well.

The rest of the soundtrack was listenable but nothing that sticks out. The music I named is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Ooooooohhh...On the TLC Tip

by: TLC

Release Date February 25, 1992
IT WOULD'VE BEEN VERY NICE TO HEAR THIS CD HAD I GOT IT WHEN I ORDERED IT. I HAVE YET TO RECEIVE THIS CD THAT I ORDERED AND IT'S BEEN WELL PAST 14 BUSINESS DAYS

CD-Charts Position 4
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FanMail

by: TLC

Release Date February 23, 1999
You know how an album has a flow to it? This album has no flow. It seems as if the tracks were layed down without a plan.
I was upset because this album felt commercialized and fake. I missed the rawness of original TLC work.
I'm torn, it isn't an artists fault when they want to expand their horizons and push their talent to the limit. Just seems like something was missing on this album. I've owned it for a long time now, I can't believe I'm just getting around to review it now :)
Otherwise, it is a MUST HAVE for any TLC fan, for sure!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Now & Forever: The Hits

by: TLC

Release Date June 21, 2005
Purchased as a gift for TLC fan. He really likes this CD and listens to it often.

CD-Charts Position 6
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3D

by: TLC

Release Date November 12, 2002
TLC has always been a great group. The best thing is that on their 2nd album they envolved & matured beyond their years to appeal to more then just mainstream R&B music lovers. It took forever before fans finally got a 3rd album from the singing trio. But unfortunately their 4th album is a big let down.

Nothing amazing on here at all. Perhaps 2 or 3 songs are likeable. The music videos were nowhere to be seen on TV & it seemed the music industry had gone in a completely different direction.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Greatest Hits

by: TLC

Release Date April 01, 2008
TLC has always been a great group. The best thing is that on their 2nd album they envolved & matured beyond their years to appeal to more then just mainstream R&B music lovers. It took forever before fans finally got a 3rd album from the singing trio. But unfortunately their 4th album is a big let down.

Nothing amazing on here at all. Perhaps 2 or 3 songs are likeable. The music videos were nowhere to be seen on TV & it seemed the music industry had gone in a completely different direction.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Collections

by: TLC

Release Date October 10, 2006
TLC has always been a great group. The best thing is that on their 2nd album they envolved & matured beyond their years to appeal to more then just mainstream R&B music lovers. It took forever before fans finally got a 3rd album from the singing trio. But unfortunately their 4th album is a big let down.

Nothing amazing on here at all. Perhaps 2 or 3 songs are likeable. The music videos were nowhere to be seen on TV & it seemed the music industry had gone in a completely different direction.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Waterfalls

by: Tlc

Release Date April 19, 2000
As the Comicbook guy from the Simpsons would say, best song by TLC ever. It trully is. Lisa's rap makes this song shine, it is after all, her song. The rap was reflecting on her life after she got back from rehab. The video was expensive, but very, very, satisfying. Sure, it wasn't as much as "Scream" by Jacko and his sister, but the only thing that made that song good was Janet; "Scream" was in between scream therapy and a song. As Lisa says on Behind the music on VH1, it's her favourite song by TLC. Well, it's mine too. It's one of the biggest selling singles by TLC, and well deserved it.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Ooooooohhh...On the TLC Tip

by: TLC

Release Date January 01, 1992
As the Comicbook guy from the Simpsons would say, best song by TLC ever. It trully is. Lisa's rap makes this song shine, it is after all, her song. The rap was reflecting on her life after she got back from rehab. The video was expensive, but very, very, satisfying. Sure, it wasn't as much as "Scream" by Jacko and his sister, but the only thing that made that song good was Janet; "Scream" was in between scream therapy and a song. As Lisa says on Behind the music on VH1, it's her favourite song by TLC. Well, it's mine too. It's one of the biggest selling singles by TLC, and well deserved it.