Ah I loved harpsichord r&b! But that style did seem rather omnipresent back then, from 'Bills Bills Bills' to 'The Real Slim Shady' to 'No Scrubs'. I mean, 'Buttonz' by the Pussycat Dolls has a very strong Scott Storch personality to it, but it's also totally generic.
I loved the way 'Most Girls' functioned as a sequel/flipside to 'No Scrubs' which left men with nowhere to turn: on one side TLC were saying that if you didn't have a job, a car, money, they weren't interested; on the other, Pink was saying that if you did have all of that, she...wasn't interested.
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Re: Kandi and She'kspere
Date: 2006-11-24 09:35 pm (UTC)I loved the way 'Most Girls' functioned as a sequel/flipside to 'No Scrubs' which left men with nowhere to turn: on one side TLC were saying that if you didn't have a job, a car, money, they weren't interested; on the other, Pink was saying that if you did have all of that, she...wasn't interested.