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TLC
3D
(2002) Edited;
Hyper CD
Rolling Stone (12/26/02,
p.112) - Included in Rolling Stone's "50 Best
Albums of 2002" Rolling Stone (11/28/02, p.88) -
4 stars out of 5 - "...3D solidly embodies black
pop..." Entertainment Weekly (11/8/02, p.130) -
"...3D is a smorgasbord of modern R&B that
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TLC Singles
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| This Atlanta-bred R&B trio was a hit
straight out of the gate with its 1992 debut album. Role models for a
generation of girls, TLC presented (and comported) themselves as
strong, independent women, both sensual and powerful. Their followup
album was a multi-platinum affair, but subsequent legal/financial
battles nearly finished the group, delaying their third album
significantly. TLC bounced back again with renewed confidence, but
member Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes was tragically killed in a car
accident in 2002 |
| Contemporaries |
| Boyz
II Men, Toni
Braxton, Mariah
Carey, En
Vogue, (Soul) |
| Followers |
| Aaliyah,
Christina
Aguilera, India
Arie, Brandy,
Destiny's
Child, Alicia
Keys, Mya,
Pink,
Britney
Spears, (R&B) |
| Influences |
| Janet
Jackson, Prince,
Salt
'N Pepa |
| Other Artists to
Consider |
| Madonna,
Usher,
Jay-Z,
Rolling
Stones, Eminem,
Janet
Jackson, Tupac,
Destiny's
Child, Bone
Thugs-N-Harmony, Celine
Dion, Jennifer
Lopez, Nas,
Nelly,
Aaliyah |
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