Best Second Tier Male R&B Group Of The 90's

[St_clair_OG]

Back in the day when your lady played this song you already know what time it was

 

[XXXplosive]

112, Dru Hill, H-Town, Intro

if Kenny Green wouldn't have died, Intro would be still around.
Az Yet had some talented singers,....too bad they were a one album and done group.
H-Town would have been goin strong if Dino wouldnt have died.
Dave Hollister was the soul of Blackstreet.....but he did the right thing by going solo.

H-Town and most of the other groups you mentioned were already washed up by the time the lead singers for the group died.
They had their time in the 90s, but the style had played out in the mainstream long ago.
I still enjoy listening to this music for the nostalgia though.

 

[kes1111]

 

[soulcontroller]

In terms of vocalists, the 90s matched and possibly even surpassed the 70s. A few great 70s groups, like the Delfonics, weren't really great singers. Their songs were just well-composed.

You are buggin. Shit gradually watered down decade after decade. Shit couldn't fuck with the 80s.

 

[cartempire]

dru hill and 112 were basically Jodeci and boyz 2 men baton passed

 

[kes1111]

Silk .

 

[ViCiouS]

Tony Toni Tone, followed closely is Mint Condtion... all day long wtf are yall talking about? Dru Hill would be the only group mentioned even close.. but even they cant compare to triple T....














I could post more but I think u get my point!

these are bands not groups

 

[B-Witty]

these are bands not groups

are u serious? they are the same term pretty much and get intertwined and used respectfully.....but i digress u right!

 

[Tha Baldavenger]

Seriously, you can buy damn near any of these group cd and not feel cheated out of your money. Damn, I miss the music in the 90s..

Yep, far cry from what the music industry is now

 

[kes1111]

l
2 Blackstreet

 

[jerrynuevo]

nah, he got most but he's missing a couple. remember in boyz in the hood when cuba gooding JUST got finished getting fukked with by the pigs, came back to the hood & nia long gave him that medicine she's been good with me ever since then. this is what was playing in the background






no way you don't get a dance with this playing





moist ass video, but i got mad play off this song

Mint condition
And After 7

 

[jerrynuevo]

Is that Elise Neal?

 

[kes1111]

1 Dru Hill

 

[RoadRage]

In terms of vocalists, the 90s matched and possibly even surpassed the 70s. A few great 70s groups, like the Delfonics, weren't really great singers. Their songs were just well-composed.

No way, back then they had people singing in different ranges and they did not have that generic everyone sound alike voice like they had in the 90's.. Most of the great songs of the 70 are timeless classics while most of the 90's rnb male groups shit sounds dated as fuck... You not going to see took many remakes of their songs much less remakes for hits..

 

[VAiz4hustlaz]

No way, back then they had people singing in different ranges and they did not have that generic everyone sound alike voice like they had in the 90's.. Most of the great songs of the 70 are timeless classics while most of the 90's rnb male groups shit sounds dated as fuck... You not going to see took many remakes of their songs much less remakes for hits..

What "generic everyone sound alike voice?" I can name several groups - Guy, BBD, Jodeci, Boyz II Men, Mint Condition and Hi-Five - and they didn't sound a like.

You won't have many remakes these days because there are hardly any male R&B groups out there.

 

[Coldchi]

their album got slept on.......it was pretty damn good.

 

[TNazT]

1.Silk
2.H-Town
3.112
4.TonyToniTone
5.Dru Hill

 

[TNazT]

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This was/is the shit

 

[RUDY RAYYY MO]

I hated no diggity thats all

 

[kes1111]

.H-Town

 

[mathtest]

i assumed 112 by a land slide

 

[Z MONSTER]

Silk, it's not even close.

 

[kes1111]

i assumed 112 by a land slide

 

[Tito_Jackson]

Just wanted to bump this super slept on group and album.

Teddy Riley produced the album. And the rumor is, the tracks on the album were suppose to be for Blackstreet. But, Backstreet broke up, so he gave them to Men of Vision. Also, these dudes can really freakin sing.

 

[TNazT]

Just wanted to bump this super slept on group and album.

Teddy Riley produced the album. And the rumor is, the tracks on the album were suppose to be for Blackstreet. But, Backstreet broke up, so he gave them to Men of Vision. Also, these dudes can really freakin sing.

 

[peterlongshort]

This is a tuff one. I went with HTown only because I'm cool with Dino's sister. R.I.P. brotha

 

[kes1111]

Shai

 

[145evil]

Jagged Edge

 

[kes1111]

Silk, it's not even close.

 

[yasky777]

I know Troop was late 80's and 90's but imma throw em in there anyway

1. Silk
2. Blackstreet
3. Dru Hill
4. Troop
5. Today
6. Intro
7. 112
8. Htown

Troop is tier 1 one digit behind NE there ballads almost unfuckwittable.

The answer to this question is Silk, they can and do still tour today.

 

[*Marcus Graham*]

Teddy Riley's production alone, even with Blackstreet, puts Blackstreet over any other group.

 

[kes1111]

This is a tuff one. I went with HTown.

 

[VAiz4hustlaz]

Playa deserves a mention in this thread!

 

[kes1111]

Teddy Riley's production alone, even with Blackstreet, puts Blackstreet over any other group.

 

[kes1111]

Jagged Edge