3D Music Cd

Tlc - 3D

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3D      Artist : TLC      List Price : $11.98 USD        Your Price : $11.98 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2002-11-12      Studio : Arista      Label : Arista      Avg. Customer Rating : (163 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for 3D      Uuuummmm      Rating:      In my opinion, I have always felt that T-boz's voice was never really "great" or really anything spectacular. In fact, I kinda never really even ever understood why she was the lead singer, when Chili had a better voice than T-boz. I had always been a fan of the group, but only because Left Eye was in it, so really, I was a fan of Left Eye. "Girl Talk", I think, is the best song on the Cd, most likely because Chili is singing lead on here, and Left Eye raps.     Customer Reviews for 3D Cd      R.I.P. lisa "left eye" lopes      Rating:      my favorite album by tlc.i remember when i first heard girltalk,left eye was still alive though,i couldnt believe the girls were doing another album.i was sad when i heard left eye had passed,i mean didn't we just lose aaliyah,thats 2 beautiful angels.favorite tracks: THE WHOLE ALBUM R.I.P.LISA LOPES (L.I.P) live in peace Editorial Reviews for 3D Audio Cd      Amazon.com      Posthumously released albums are always kind of creepy. Certain, probably innocent references suddenly take on prescient overtones. Or, in the case of TLC's fourth, 3D--issued mere months after the accidental death of rapper Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes--we're given a dreary reminder of what might have been. 3D artfully completes TLC's transformation from colorful, freewheeling fashion criminals to confident, elegant R&B divas, albeit divas with attitude and a palpable sense of humor. That's most evident in the sassy, hip-shaking classroom send-up "Quickie," where a droning schoolmarm lectures her pupils on the fine art of pulling a fast one. "Quickie" is a bit of an anomaly, though, as the majority of 3D finds the trio navigating smooth, melodic midtempo songs about love, empowerment, and that rare space in between. The women have never sounded better. As with their classic CrazySexyCool disc, TLC deftly blend soul, hip-hop, faux-gospel, pop, and consistently smart lyrics. "Turntable" is an irresistible ode to positive thinking that should be an anthem for the downtrodden everywhere. That such a hopeful message arrives on the heels of Lopes's untimely death makes 3D that much more compelling. --Kim Hughes