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- 3D (Parental Advisory)
- - 120,527 plays
  - 2,787 favs
  - 61 shares
TLC
Released 2002

Quickie
04:19
7,827 plays

Turntable
03:25
7,551 plays

Get Away [*]
00:10
67 plays

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- 1
- 3D (Intro)
- 02:24
- 6,184 plays

- 2
- Quickie
- 04:19
- 7,827 plays

- 3
- Girl Talk
- 03:34
- 19,271 plays

- 4
- Turntable
- 03:25
- 7,551 plays

- 5
- In Your Arms Tonight
- 04:24
- 5,558 plays

- 6
- Over Me
- 04:17
- 6,472 plays

- 7
- Hands Up
- 03:48
- 15,720 plays

- 8
- Damaged
- 03:51
- 26,045 plays

- 9
- Dirty Dirty
- 03:40
- 3,061 plays

- 10
- So So Dumb
- 04:06
- 3,874 plays

- 11
- Good Love
- 04:12
- 5,390 plays

- 12
- Hey Hey Hey Hey
- 04:05
- 5,494 plays

- 13
- Give It To Me While It's Hot
- 03:28
- 6,647 plays

- 14
- Get Away [*]
- 00:10
- 67 plays

album review

How good is TLC? So good that they survive the tragic, early death of a key member -- Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes was killed in a car accident during the recording of 3D -- with grace and style, turning out a record that sits comfortably next to their modern classics, Crazysexycool and FanMail. Perhaps surviving members Chilli and T-Boz spend a little too much time in the lyrics paying tribute to their colleague, but it's easy to glide past that and just concentrate on the strong songwriting and stylish production. Like their previous albums, the particulars don't matter as much as the overall impression. No member of TLC has an astounding voice, but their skills are exploited to the hilt, since the material not only suits them, it's melodic, memorable, and grows in stature with each play. Best of all, the production plays to the strength of the song, balancing the group's character and abilities with the hooks and character of the song. Perhaps 3D doesn't blaze trails like their other albums, but it never plays it safe and it always satisfies, and it's one of the best modern soul albums of 2002. A bittersweet triumph, perhaps, but it's better to go out on a positive note. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide