MooseMouthMthafuga
Veteran
En Vogue & TLC was super popular.
But they music don' put that "down home" moving in my bones like SWV
SWV got it

Almost forgot this one

greatest girl group PERIOD
OF ANY DECADE
But only one was the lead singer tho..
In En Vogue they ALL could sing..
And TLC...well..
TLC is
En Vogue didn't have a deep enough run into the 90's IMO. They dropped a killer single from Set It Off, but failed to deliver on the album plus I needed all 4 of them.
SWV is top 3 tho
Total and Xscape fill out the top 5
When I first read the thread title I instantly thought bullshyt. But I thought about it for a quick second and I can't say that your wrong
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But only one was the lead singer tho..
In En Vogue they ALL could sing..
And TLC...well..
lol @ TLC's music being teeny bopper or pop, don't let their crossover appeal/success taint what was actually their music (ohhh... was hip hop r&b, crazysexycool was mature r&b cuts, fanmail was futuristic/experimental). but i can respect you feeling swv's music more.I think from a commercial standpoint, it's TLC.
But SWV's music hit me deeper.
TLC's music leaned more to the teeny bop/poppy side.
I'm just speaking strictly about the music.
SWV had that visceral, down to earth/ "tenderoni" feel
lol @ TLC's music being teeny bopper or pop, don't let their crossover appeal/success taint what was actually their music (ohhh... was hip hop r&b, crazysexycool was mature r&b cuts, fanmail was futuristic/experimental). but i can respect you feeling swv's music more.