Thread: When did you accept that Milli Vanilli is the best group there is?

Quote: Originally Posted by voicebug Wasn't it the wonderful performance of 'Blame It On The Rain' in that music video where we realized they were masters of jutting their heads forward and backwards in a very sexy way? I don't think any performers in the history of modern music have come close to Milli Vanilli in pure neck jutting heaven. They kept up the rhythm beautifully while breaking the hearts of both sexes as they...

Quote: Originally Posted by TSmithPage Truthfully, despite the fake frontmen, the first Milli Vanilli album was pretty good, at least compared with a lot of albums that have won Grammys. The true crime is not what happened to Rob and Fab (or whatever their names were) but that the actual musicians that recorded that album never received any recognition for their work. If it had been handled properly, they could have had a fairly successful...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dudley Morris I accepted it when I knew deep down that this quote spoke the iron-clad truth: "Musically, we are more talented than any Bob Dylan. Musically, we are more talented than Paul McCartney. Mick Jagger, his lines are not clear. He don't know how he should produce a sound. I'm the new modern rock 'n' roll. I'm the new Elvis." - Robert Pilatus of Milli Vanilli No...

Quote: Originally Posted by pathosdrama wasn't a biopic in the works? I can see it now, with Gary Dourdan and Kenan Thompson in the title roles!

Quote: Originally Posted by Koptapad And, they should be in the R&R HOF. Considering some of the inductees compared to more deserving acts I'd say they're induction is inevitable.

Quote: Originally Posted by Drew Considering some of the inductees compared to more deserving acts I'd say they're induction is inevitable. True...true...

Quote: Originally Posted by Berty I'll never accept it even though I know it's true. Girl you know it's, yes you know it's... Oh how I miss the remix!

Their early days as the house band at CBGBs really earned them their street cred!

Quote: Originally Posted by MikeP5877 Not until I heard them on vinyl. You didn't hear the 8 track of that one...the sound was positively three dimensional and tube like! It had a master tape brilliance unheard of in its time.......

Wasn't it the wonderful performance of 'Blame It On The Rain' in that music video where we realized they were masters of jutting their heads forward and backwards in a very sexy way? I don't think any performers in the history of modern music have come close to Milli Vanilli in pure neck jutting heaven. They kept up the rhythm beautifully while breaking the hearts of both sexes as they vibrated their heads to the offbeats...