TLC – CrazySexyCool

Album Info

Artist: TLC

Title: CrazySexyCool

Year: 1994

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Tracklist

  • 1. Intro-Iude (1:03)
  • 2. Creep (4:28)
  • 3. Kick Your Game (4:14)
  • 4. Diggin' On You (4:14)
  • 5. Case of the Fake People (4:04)
  • 6. CrazySexyCool-Interlude (1:42)
  • 7. Red Light Special (5:03)
  • 8. Waterfalls (4:39)
  • 9. Intermission-lude (0:42)
  • 10. Let's Do it Again (4:16)
  • 11. If I Was Your Girlfriend (4:36)
  • 12. Sexy-Interlude (1:34)
  • 13. Take Our Time (4:34)
  • 14. Can I Get a Witness-Interlude (2:57)
  • 15. Switch (3:30)
  • 16. Sumthin' Wicked This Way Comes (4:28)

Review

TLC's second album "CrazySexyCool," released in 1994, stands as a milestone in the R&B genre, showcasing the unique blend of Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, and Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes' personas—Cool, Sexy, and Crazy respectively. This iconic trio delivered an album that skillfully mixes soulful harmonies with poignant, socially conscious lyrics, making it a comprehensive expression of womanhood that still resonates with listeners today. The album did not just build upon their debut; it refined it, presenting a more sophisticated sound that maintained their distinct wit and dynamism.

The success of "CrazySexyCool" was undeniable, marked by chart-topping singles that addressed significant social issues like drug abuse and HIV/AIDS through hits like "Waterfalls." The album's varied tracks highlight the group's musical versatility—from the jazzy vibes of "Creep" discussing infidelity to the sultry tones of "Red Light Special" and the catchy, Babyface-produced "Diggin' on You." Furthermore, "Sumthin Wicked This Way Comes" features a young André 3000, adding a hip-hop edge to the album's rich musical texture. Overall, "CrazySexyCool" is not only a collection of hits but a cultural landmark that continues to inspire new generations of artists with its themes of empowerment, self-expression, and the seamless fusion of R&B and hip-hop. - Erika