So Soultracks.com is doing a Greatest Soul Albums of the 90's list and they narrowed it down to the top 100. "Definition of a Band" made the list, so all we have to do now it vote for it so it can get a high ranking which it rightly deserves when they release the final list. I voted for it, as well, as Tony Toni Tone's House of Music, Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite (funny all three of these were released in 96) among a few others that I also voted for. Surprisingly, my favorite R&B/Soul album of the 90's (From The Mint Factory) wasn't on the list :(. Oh well... vote for D.O.A.B.!!
http://www.soultracks.com/90s-poll
VOTE BEFORE MAY 7TH!!!!! (Lemme know what else you voted for as well. ;)
So Soultracks.com is doing a Greatest Soul Albums of the 90's list and they narrowed it down to the top 100. "Definition of a Band" made the list, so all we have to do now it vote for it so it can get a high ranking which it rightly deserves when they release the final list. I voted for it, as well, as Tony Toni Tone's House of Music, Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite (funny all three of these were released in 96) among a few others that I also voted for. Surprisingly, my favorite R&B/Soul album of the 90's (From The Mint Factory) wasn't on the list :(. Oh well... vote for D.O.A.B.!!
[url]
VOTE BEFORE MAY 7TH!!!!! (Lemme know what else you voted for as well. ;)
-kerilewis
I'll make sure to vote.
So far they are 25 out of 100 I think that is GREAAT!
I also voted for Rahsaan Patterson And Mary J Blige My Life and Boyz II Men Cooleyhigharmony as well as DOAB
I had to rep for my city plus that was a darn good debut CD
They had some really good ones on there It was hard to narrow
yay i voted 2wice.....up to #18 now
I'm in
This Topic Is Locked To Guest Posts
It's been a while since this topic was active, if you'd like to get it going again, please post as a registered member
