What are your top 3 Rnb Groups of the 90s?

[dora_da_destroyer]

swv and xscape over en vogue? I respect everyone's musical opinion. But that ain't right.

hell yea. en vogue was more talented vocally, but their discography doesn't stack up. they also hit their peak when i was like 4-7, those other groups were my middle and high school years, so a lot more memories were made to their music.

 

[vampire xtc]

00000000000000000000000000013727most of what i wanna say is already mentioned a few times over so ill add some honorable mentions that get swept under the rug...

soul 4 real




skate rink swag was crazy

and...

shai this song let the "homegirls" know they could get the D




and one of the best yet most slept on tracks in 90's R&B history

az yet last night



kitty so good start seeing mountains and shyt

 

[Willy Waffle]

i'm a big fan of that new jack style, so my list is different

tony toni tone
guy
troop

 

[DANJ!]

Saddest thing about this thread...

All these groups we're talkin about... all of em imploded within three albums. Imagine how much more incredible shyt we could've gotten if any of 'em knew how to stay together.

That's one thing some of the older groups have over them. They made a gang of albums, stayed together for years and were still out there when their runs were over. These 90s groups couldn't stay together for shyt. If the O'Jays came out in 1992, they woulda been done by '96.

 

[tuckgod]

I like Blackstreet but they were a teir 2 R&B group, more talent, but a step below 112 and Dru Hill. Same with Silk.

If they were more talented in what way were they a step below???

 

[daboywonder2002]

Saddest thing about this thread...

All these groups we're talkin about... all of em imploded within three albums. Imagine how much more incredible shyt we could've gotten if any of 'em knew how to stay together.

That's one thing some of the older groups have over them. They made a gang of albums, stayed together for years and were still out there when their runs were over. These 90s groups couldn't stay together for shyt. If the O'Jays came out in 1992, they woulda been done by '96.

you're right. 3 albums was the max.

 

[tuckgod]

Jodeci
Tony Toni Tone
SWV

 

[David_TheMan]

If they were more talented in what way were they a step below???

They were no where close as being successful to them commericially or in fanbase.
Easy.

Az Yet and After 7 are two of the better R&B group of the 90s vocally, but they weren't top level groups like Jodeci or Boyz 2 Men or Dru Hill 112 and etc.

 

[70s movie blood]

Its strange to think it was a common thing to listen to as much rnb as you did hip hop. Quality everywhere then

 

[Yehuda]

Boyz II Men
En Vogue
Tony Toni Tone

 

[Cheech&Chong]

Shai
Silk
Jodeci





Shai had that love shyt on lock. Had to free some space on phone just lastnight, deleted a lot of my 90s RnB. This thread is making me seriously regret that

 

[daboywonder2002]

00000000000000000000000000013727most of what i wanna say is already mentioned a few times over so ill add some honorable mentions that get swept under the rug...

soul 4 real




skate rink swag was crazy

and...

shai this song let the "homegirls" know they could get the D




and one of the best yet most slept on tracks in 90's R&B history

az yet last night



kitty so good start seeing mountains and shyt

Yo, i used to listen to that soul 4 real album front to back. Heavy d was amazing with his production.

 

[Cheech&Chong]

Yo, i used to listen to that soul 4 real album front to back. Heavy d was amazing with his production.

They didn't make my top 3 but that's the best album outta the 4 groups. I just use to simp to shai and silk, every high school dance I made sure to dedicate one of those to a shorty

 

[tuckgod]

They were no where close as being successful to them commericially or in fanbase.
Easy.

Az Yet and After 7 are two of the better R&B group of the 90s vocally, but they weren't top level groups like Jodeci or Boyz 2 Men or Dru Hill 112 and etc.

Yeah, but that all has to do with shyt like record labels and radio, politics and ass kissing.

Talent trumps all IMO, and while the artists you're calling second tier may not have the industry manufactured pop hits, they have songs that will be remembered forever by their fans and lovers of music, thanks strictly to their talent.

 

[hayesc0]

Saddest thing about this thread...

All these groups we're talkin about... all of em imploded within three albums. Imagine how much more incredible shyt we could've gotten if any of 'em knew how to stay together.

That's one thing some of the older groups have over them. They made a gang of albums, stayed together for years and were still out there when their runs were over. These 90s groups couldn't stay together for shyt. If the O'Jays came out in 1992, they woulda been done by '96.

I think this has alot to do with money and I think that's why we don't see many of these groups today.