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dalyricalbandit
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you need both each group serves they purpose.
You wanna get to straight sweaty im a throw u all over the room fucking put on Jo
if u on some more laid back romantic make love to u on white linen sheets but on B2M
You wanna get to straight sweaty im a throw u all over the room fucking put on Jo
if u on some more laid back romantic make love to u on white linen sheets but on B2M
angrymaninc
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dalyricalbandit;6342640 said:you need both each group serves they purpose.
You wanna get to straight sweaty im a throw u all over the room fucking put on Jo
if u on some more laid back romantic make love to u on white linen sheets but on B2M
I think you can do both with jodeci just saying
detcatinva
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jodeci. one reason devante swing. his production arrangement and song writing is what sets them apart from B2M
This thread has actually been done last year or earlier this year.
Hard to compare both groups. K-ci and Jojo started out as churchboys with a passion for r & b music FYI. They got fiend out when the industry got a hold of 'em. I liked both acts. I remember playing the sh*t out of that Cooliehighharmony when I was 11/ 12 y/o. Vocally I'd have to give Boyz 2 Men a slight edge, but productionwise Devante shut sh*t down like someone mentioned. Jodeci actually set that r & b thug trend if you wanna go there so as far as influence I'd have to give Jodeci a slight edge.
Jodeci was still hot in the mid to late 90ties while Boyz 2 Men kinda fell off.
This is personal but when you're into an act when you're young you sometimes can't relate to it like you did as a kid when you're coming of age. I still messed with Boyz 2 Men as I got older, but it wasn't like around '91/'92.
When I weigh in all factors I have to go with Jodeci.
Hard to compare both groups. K-ci and Jojo started out as churchboys with a passion for r & b music FYI. They got fiend out when the industry got a hold of 'em. I liked both acts. I remember playing the sh*t out of that Cooliehighharmony when I was 11/ 12 y/o. Vocally I'd have to give Boyz 2 Men a slight edge, but productionwise Devante shut sh*t down like someone mentioned. Jodeci actually set that r & b thug trend if you wanna go there so as far as influence I'd have to give Jodeci a slight edge.
Jodeci was still hot in the mid to late 90ties while Boyz 2 Men kinda fell off.
This is personal but when you're into an act when you're young you sometimes can't relate to it like you did as a kid when you're coming of age. I still messed with Boyz 2 Men as I got older, but it wasn't like around '91/'92.
When I weigh in all factors I have to go with Jodeci.
banginscrew901
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its night and day with them 2 you could have jodeci playing in the background and she knew what time it was. boyz 2 men was like some picnic type scene..
harry knucklez
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I like them both equally. B2M was the clean-cut ying and Jodeci was the rough-edged yang
But talent-wise, I gotta give it to Jodeci since they could make their own songs; alot of Boyz II Men's hits were produced by other people (Babyface, Michael Bivins, etc.)
But talent-wise, I gotta give it to Jodeci since they could make their own songs; alot of Boyz II Men's hits were produced by other people (Babyface, Michael Bivins, etc.)
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angrymaninc
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Really no wrong answer just was curious on people's opinion on the matter
Black_Samson;6357767 said:they are incomparable.
Bivens could never do a Jodeci track.... and vice versa...
it's impossible...
Granted they are both New Jack Swing.....
but ultimately the styles are too different to make a valid comparison...
one had true soul while the other was manufactured soul.
yall can be mad if you want... but it's the truth... kinda like hall & oates vs.... saaaaaaaaay hmm... Justin Timberlake or Robin Thicke... all three are blue eyed soul... but two of them names are lacking a key ingredient in their music.
Normally agree with you but I now I need you to clarify this statement. If you mean by manufactured that this r & b thug style that Jodeci was on was all Puff 'n them putting that battery in their back then I concur. These n*ggas started out as Southern church boys. Puffy and them remade them n*ggas in that r & b thug stee and basically these n*ggas defined an era of r & b. R. Kelly jumped on that r & b stee after Jodeci made it hot. All these weak dudes making that R. Kelly, "I'll take your chick" rappin' bullsh*t is all Jodeci. They set a bad trend but when they were hot they made great music. Manufactured yes, soul less no.
Most acts are polished by A & R's and execs since this is a business.
Tell me this wasn't hot. Tell me you din't pop this in when you had a girl over.
Soul less?
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Muhannad X;6346764 said:This thread has actually been done last year or earlier this year.
Hard to compare both groups. K-ci and Jojo started out as churchboys with a passion for r & b music FYI. They got fiend out when the industry got a hold of 'em. I liked both acts. I remember playing the sh*t out of that Cooliehighharmony when I was 11/ 12 y/o. Vocally I'd have to give Boyz 2 Men a slight edge, but productionwise Devante shut sh*t down like someone mentioned. Jodeci actually set that r & b thug trend if you wanna go there so as far as influence I'd have to give Jodeci a slight edge.
Jodeci was still hot in the mid to late 90ties while Boyz 2 Men kinda fell off.
This is personal but when you're into an act when you're young you sometimes can't relate to it like you did as a kid when you're coming of age. I still messed with Boyz 2 Men as I got older, but it wasn't like around '91/'92.
When I weigh in all factors I have to go with Jodeci.
Boyz II Men gets more than a slight edge vocally over Jodeci. All 4 members of Boyz II Men can and did sing. Alot of people can't even tell you what anyone from Jodeci sounds like other than K-Ci and JoJo when it comes to vocals
@blackrain Fair enough. Can't really disagree with your post. My choice still stands though. Jodeci > Boyz II men.
I actually thought you was talking about Jodeci lol. Cooliehighharmony sounded like most swingbeat out back then. These n*ggas might have been squares but to call 'em soulless? I respect your opinion but Iono man. They fell off around the mid 90's though, I'll give u that. Even you gotta admit vocally Boyz II Men > Jodeci.
Black_Samson;6421448 said:Muhannad X;6421350 said:Black_Samson;6357767 said:they are incomparable.
Bivens could never do a Jodeci track.... and vice versa...
it's impossible...
Granted they are both New Jack Swing.....
but ultimately the styles are too different to make a valid comparison...
one had true soul while the other was manufactured soul.
yall can be mad if you want... but it's the truth... kinda like hall & oates vs.... saaaaaaaaay hmm... Justin Timberlake or Robin Thicke... all three are blue eyed soul... but two of them names are lacking a key ingredient in their music.
Normally agree with you but I now I need you to clarify this statement. If you mean by manufactured that this r & b thug style that Jodeci was on was all Puff 'n them putting that battery in their back then I concur. These n*ggas started out as Southern church boys. Puffy and them remade them n*ggas in that r & b thug stee and basically these n*ggas defined an era of r & b. R. Kelly jumped on that r & b stee after Jodeci made it hot. All these weak dudes making that R. Kelly, "I'll take your chick" rappin' bullsh*t is all Jodeci. They set a bad trend but when they were hot they made great music. Manufactured yes, soul less no.
Most acts are polished by A & R's and execs since this is a business.
Tell me this wasn't hot. Tell me you din't pop this in when you had a girl over.
Soul less?
nigga.... im talking bout boys 2 men... them niggas were souless.
their sound was Pop. not R&B.
I actually thought you was talking about Jodeci lol. Cooliehighharmony sounded like most swingbeat out back then. These n*ggas might have been squares but to call 'em soulless? I respect your opinion but Iono man. They fell off around the mid 90's though, I'll give u that. Even you gotta admit vocally Boyz II Men > Jodeci.
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