Now & Forever: Tlc the Hits [Import]

TLC | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 24, 2003)
• Number of Discs: 2
• Format: Import
• Label: Bmg
• ASIN: B0000DYMQ4
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (18 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #284,534 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Greatest Hits, April 20, 2005

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Jeff - See all my reviews

This review is from: Now & Forever: Tlc the Hits (Audio CD)

This CD by TLC has all the hits from TLC back in the day like Aint 2 Proud 2 Beg to Girl Talk and MANY others. This CD would be great for your collection because it has all of the hits on 1 CD. It also comes with a DVD. If you like TLC or just know of them and thought about buying this CD you should because it is truly GREAT!

19 of 25 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars TLC's greatest hits, May 25, 2005

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Destiny (Sydney, Australia) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Now & Forever: Tlc the Hits (Audio CD)

This album shows what TLC has done over the last 10+. From the singles from the very beginning to the end.... One down fall on this album is that the tracks have been shortened for some reason, but there are a few new tracks that are really hot!

1. Ain't 2 Proud To Beg [4:08] - We start from the beginning, this track has a very hip-hop flavour to it, and its great 2 dance 2 7/10

2. What About Your Friends [4:04] - Another up-tempo song, it's a great sing-a-long song

3. Hat 2 Da Back [4:07] - I luv this track, its definitely one of the best TLC tracks ever, great lyrics, great hook, it makes you wanna dance! 9/10

4. Get It Up [4:14] - I don't really feel this song but I'm sure many people do, it has a very old-school flavour 5/10

5. Baby Baby Baby [3:58] - Another track from the 90's, and its not too bad, a mid-tempo track that had great flow 7/10

6. Creep [4:26] - Creep is a very cool track, the hook is great 7/10

7. Red Light Special [4:37] - I never did like this track, the lyrics are ok, but I think it could have been produced better 5/10

8. Waterfalls [4:18] - The chorus is a re-make from something that I cant recall. This song is good but its Left Eyes' rap that puts flow into it 7/10

9. Diggin' On You [4:14] - This track reminds me of an early Aaliyah track, with the 1990's R&B sound, its alright 6/10

10. Kick Your Game [4:14] - This song is ok, the lyrics are cleaver but that's about it 6/10

11. Silly Ho [4:15] - This song is good, it has a great hook, it's for girls who are mistaken for ho's when they are not 7/10

12. No Scrubs [3:38] - One of the best TLC tracks ever, Left Eyes rap spices it up, Chilli should be doing more singing on the rest of the TLC songs......9/10

13. Come Get Some (Featuring Lil' Jon) (New Track) [4:19] - This is the BEST track of all TLC time I believe. The hook is hot, the lyrics are hot, it is soooooooooo great! I strongly recommend checking this track out! 10/10

14. Unpretty [4:00] - A song 4 the girls who have ever been called unpretty 7/10

15. Girl Talk [3:35] - The first single off 3D, in the past Left Eye period. It's a hot track, I luv it, and it does have Left Eye rapping on it! You go girl! 8/10

16. Damaged [3:52] - This song is meaningful, I like the lyrics, I think its hot! 7/10

17. Whoop De Woo (Previously Unreleased Track From 3D Session) [3:52] - This is a fun track that has never been released. I like it, it's a party track 8/10

18. In Your Arms Tonight [4:29] - I don't really like this song, it sounds like a Justin Timberlake song with female vocals 4/10

19. Turntable [3:24] - This is a dong dedicated to the Lopes family, a great way to end the album, it's a very meaningful song 9/10

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars TLC: A LEGACY UNTOUCHABLE, May 6, 2004

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D. Kelly "khamard2" (Baltimore, Maryland USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Now & Forever: Tlc the Hits (Audio CD)

It's sad that Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes no longer exists on this earth anymore. But nonetheless, TLC has a part of history forever. Their eccentric style and persona, along with the eclectic style of music and presence changed the face of female group status. They showed that being different is best to stand out and to be identifiable. The divineness of their participation to music is priceless and treasurable. It's non-comparable. Lisa Lopes' unique style of lyricism, Tionne Watkins' oddly-rhythmic vocal style, along with Rozonda Thomas' vivid, sensual vocal style can never be forgotten and destroyed. It's like God, FOREVER!!!!!!!! No man can put asunder.