Crazysexycool - TLC

TLC’s first return came in 1994 with “CrazySexyCool”; their second album and had trio T-Boz, Left Eye and Chilli come with more of their southern style of R&B to boost what they had already come up with on their 1992 debut (which featured them in the New Jack Swing style). 1. “Intro-Lude” 2. “Creep” Starting things here you find that they perform one of the biggest singles from the album. I have to say that I really wasn’t all that into what comes ...
...as it did as it really lack energy, and there’s not really a lot going on with it. All I can appreciate is the well-written lyrics which guide them as they do it here. They sample classic Slick Rock, but it is done in such a subtle way that it almost has no influence upon it whatsoever. **Two Stars** 3. “Kick Your Game” I saw this as the only real banger from the album, and I really can’t see how it can be taken any other way as it find that with ...

XICripZ 03.07.2009 · Read full review
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This album is well worth the money. I bought it because I heard the songs Waterfalls and Creep and I immediately wanted to hear the rest of the album. This album, the second from TLC, features these 2 hit singles plus many other great tracks. Again working with producer Dallas Austin, the album contains ballads, uptempo songs, summer songs and dance tracks. In my opinion this album was the best album to be released in it's year of release and is ...
...has some timeless songs on it. Wateralls is my personal favourite off the album and includes some very deep messages, like TLC's songs do. Also there are tracks such as 'Sumthin Wicked This Way Comes' which is a very beautiful ballad, 'Diggin' On You' which is a perfect summer chilling song, 'Switch' which is an uptempo fun track and 'Case of The Fake People' which is a great R'n'B song. As well as many other tracks, I would definitely reccomend ...

dcgirl2000 07.08.2000 · Read full review
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TLC, Does it really stand for Tender Loving Care? ‘Cos Left eye sure needed some of that when she burnt her ex’s house to the ground! Oh dear, the poor girl! TLC have had a few ups and downs in their career, well quite a lot actually! But that doesn’t stop them from putting out some of the best tunes! Crazy, Sexy, Cool is a great album, with lots of tunes for all occasions. My favourite would have to be ‘The Red Light Special’, for when I’m feeling ...

michellej 29.08.2000 · Read full review
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oh gosh i love this album,i bought it when i heard creep at a friends house and i had to go and buy it,there voices are brilliant as each own have there own style of singing, my favourite is watefalls,singing about the danger of unprotected sex,but the song is really catchy and has a nice feel to it.if you havent got a TLC album i would deff tell you to go out and buy this,its worth listening to,and to me no songs sound the same,songs included are ...

ivoryangel 23.03.2006 · Read full review
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This album is a classic! TLC (which stands for T-Boz, Left eye and Chilli - their names) made this album and its really good. It was brought out in 1994 and the music is still good to listen to today! You've all heard of Creep, Waterfalls and Kick your Game - well this is the album that brought us these tunes! Lisa Lopez (Left Eye) was a really talented writter, singer and rapper and Crazy Sexy Cool being an early album just goes to show how good ...
...tunes she did before she died, you can really see how much she evolved from being a good musician to a great one! This album, is definantly worth getting. Even though it is an old one - it represents the begining of an era, the begining of TLC! ...

in_ur_dremez 14.12.2003 · Read full review
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