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Track List
01) 3D (intro)
02) Quickie
03) Girl Talk
04) Turntable
05) In Your Arms Tonight
06) Over Me
07) Hands Up
08) Damaged
09) Dirty Dirty
10) So So Dumb
11) Good Love
12) Hey Hey Hey Hey
13) Give It to Me While It's Hot
01) 3D (intro)
02) Quickie
03) Girl Talk
04) Turntable
05) In Your Arms Tonight
06) Over Me
07) Hands Up
08) Damaged
09) Dirty Dirty
10) So So Dumb
11) Good Love
12) Hey Hey Hey Hey
13) Give It to Me While It's Hot
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4:19
3:34
3:25
4:24
4:17
3:48
3:51
3:40
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4:12
4:05
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First Released
2002
R&B
Bittersweet
Urban/R&B
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„3D“ ist das vierte Studioalbum der US-amerikanischen R&B-Gruppe TLC, das am 12. November 2002 über Arista Records veröffentlicht wurde. Es erschien sieben Monate nach dem tragischen Tod von Lisa „Left Eye“ Lopes und enthält sowohl neu aufgenommene Songs als auch überarbeitete Beiträge aus ihren Solo-Projekten „Supernova“ und „N.I.N.A.“ Produziert wurde das Album von einer Vielzahl namhafter Produzenten, darunter Dallas Austin, Babyface, Missy Elliott, Rodney Jerkins, The Neptunes, Raphael Saadiq und Timbaland. Musikalisch bietet „3D“ eine Mischung aus R&B, Soul und Hip-Hop, wobei Tracks wie „Girl Talk“, „Hands Up“ und „Damaged“ besonders hervorstechen. Das Album debütierte auf Platz 6 der US Billboard 200 und wurde in den USA mit Platin ausgezeichnet. Kritiker lobten die emotionale Tiefe und die Produktion des Albums, auch wenn einige es im Vergleich zu früheren Werken als weniger innovativ empfanden. „3D“ bleibt ein bedeutendes Werk in der Diskografie von TLC und ein bewegendes Tribut an das verstorbene Mitglied Lisa Lopes.
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The biggest girl group in the world return with the follow up to their 1999, nine million copy selling Fanmail and it's hot... so hot.
Since signing to LaFace in 1991 TLC have ridden the rock 'n' roll rollercoaster all the way. From their humble beginnings in Atlanta to the incredible breakthrough album that was CrazySexyCool there followed record company fall outs, rumours about break ups and bankruptcy. Not to mention their phenomenal record sales and countless MTV, Soul Train, Billboard and Grammy awards. Unfortunately, the incredible highs have been tempered with the most unbearable of lows.
The loss of Lisa 'Lefteye' Lopes in a car accident earlier this year sent a shock wave through the music world, one that still mourns the loss of agenuine talent. Regrettably, she joins Biggie Smalls, Tupac Shakur, Aaliyah, and Jam Master Jay who, for one reason or another, have been taken prematurely.
Kicking off with a drum and bass intro 3D progresses through an uncompromising take on the R&B sound. "Quickie" and "Girl Talk" are upfront party jams propelled by bare faced cheek and female power while the sweet, acoustic soul of "Turntable" provides a welcome contrast with its beautiful harmonies. Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo team up with the girls on vocals and studio desk duties on "In Your Arms Tonight". Although softer than most of the Neptunes productions this pops, dips and surges on the electro tip that has become their trademark style.
"Dirty Dirty" is a real high point with Missy Elliot and Timbaland taking the lead on the writing and production. These two are making the most forward thinking music that is above and beyond anything else being made at the moment and we love them for it.
Quite what the future holds for the band remains to be seen as they have announced recently that they will not be looking for a replacement to make the trio complete. If 3D is the last record TLC will have gone out on a high, either way Lisa would have loved it. Still crazy, still sexy, still cool.
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„3D“ ist das vierte Studioalbum der US-amerikanischen R&B-Gruppe TLC, das am 12. November 2002 über Arista Records veröffentlicht wurde. Es erschien sieben Monate nach dem tragischen Tod von Lisa „Left Eye“ Lopes und enthält sowohl neu aufgenommene Songs als auch überarbeitete Beiträge aus ihren Solo-Projekten „Supernova“ und „N.I.N.A.“ Produziert wurde das Album von einer Vielzahl namhafter Produzenten, darunter Dallas Austin, Babyface, Missy Elliott, Rodney Jerkins, The Neptunes, Raphael Saadiq und Timbaland. Musikalisch bietet „3D“ eine Mischung aus R&B, Soul und Hip-Hop, wobei Tracks wie „Girl Talk“, „Hands Up“ und „Damaged“ besonders hervorstechen. Das Album debütierte auf Platz 6 der US Billboard 200 und wurde in den USA mit Platin ausgezeichnet. Kritiker lobten die emotionale Tiefe und die Produktion des Albums, auch wenn einige es im Vergleich zu früheren Werken als weniger innovativ empfanden. „3D“ bleibt ein bedeutendes Werk in der Diskografie von TLC und ein bewegendes Tribut an das verstorbene Mitglied Lisa Lopes.
User Album Review
The biggest girl group in the world return with the follow up to their 1999, nine million copy selling Fanmail and it's hot... so hot.
Since signing to LaFace in 1991 TLC have ridden the rock 'n' roll rollercoaster all the way. From their humble beginnings in Atlanta to the incredible breakthrough album that was CrazySexyCool there followed record company fall outs, rumours about break ups and bankruptcy. Not to mention their phenomenal record sales and countless MTV, Soul Train, Billboard and Grammy awards. Unfortunately, the incredible highs have been tempered with the most unbearable of lows.
The loss of Lisa 'Lefteye' Lopes in a car accident earlier this year sent a shock wave through the music world, one that still mourns the loss of agenuine talent. Regrettably, she joins Biggie Smalls, Tupac Shakur, Aaliyah, and Jam Master Jay who, for one reason or another, have been taken prematurely.
Kicking off with a drum and bass intro 3D progresses through an uncompromising take on the R&B sound. "Quickie" and "Girl Talk" are upfront party jams propelled by bare faced cheek and female power while the sweet, acoustic soul of "Turntable" provides a welcome contrast with its beautiful harmonies. Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo team up with the girls on vocals and studio desk duties on "In Your Arms Tonight". Although softer than most of the Neptunes productions this pops, dips and surges on the electro tip that has become their trademark style.
"Dirty Dirty" is a real high point with Missy Elliot and Timbaland taking the lead on the writing and production. These two are making the most forward thinking music that is above and beyond anything else being made at the moment and we love them for it.
Quite what the future holds for the band remains to be seen as they have announced recently that they will not be looking for a replacement to make the trio complete. If 3D is the last record TLC will have gone out on a high, either way Lisa would have loved it. Still crazy, still sexy, still cool.
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