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 They Never Saw Me Coming - TQ
Newest Review: ... a few years after his debut as the artist came through with a similar sort of gimmick to him, but here we have a much more ... more  ... rounded character, but just not with the same sort of drive in the song material. Although it must be said that for this particular one, as the beats make a significant twist, it feels much rougher and exciting while he explains what he is to the R&B game.
**Four Stars**
6. "Don Breezio" (Lude)
7. "Gotta Make That Money"
After what was a rather clichéd interlude from him, you get into something which you really can't brush off as you feel a funky synth melody riding through this one and it g...more |
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They Never Saw Me Coming - TQ: TQ: Tha R&G (1421 words)
by - written on 30/07/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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The Compton, California-raised R&B singer was unique in the fat that with his debut, "They Never Saw Me Coming" saw TQ taking R&B in a new direction by performing songs which essential took on what Gangsta Rap acts out of the West Coast had to say, and sung it, to show that there are other ways to express this without having to enter into the Hip Hop world. 1. "Change" (Intro) 2. "Westside" This was his breakthrough single and it saw him blazing through with a killer R&B hit for the late nineties. It finds that he does an anthem for those out on the West Coast of the US (Cali in particular) with ... Read the complete review
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