Common’s ‘One Day It’ll All Make Sense’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary

September 25, 2022 Ben Pedroche

Common One Day It'll All Make Sense 1997

The Chicago-bred emcee’s third LP offers an intriguing look at the transition from the Common Sense of old to the Common we know today.

No I.D.’s ‘Accept Your Own & Be Yourself (The Black Album)’ Turns 25 | Anniversary Retrospective

September 19, 2022 Jesse Ducker

No I.D. Accept Your Own & Be Yourself (The Black Album) 1997

No I.D.’s 1997 debut LP finds him and Dug Infinite conveying inspirational messages over expertly crafted, jazzy musical soundscapes.

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Ginuwine’s Debut Album ‘Ginuwine… The Bachelor’ Turns 30 | Album Anniversary

Ginuwine’s breakthrough debut was a remarkable achievement during a very competitive year for R&B albums, amidst notable releases by the likes of Aaliyah, Blackstreet, and Maxwell, among others.

Freestyle Fellowship’s Debut Album ‘To Whom It May Concern…’ Turns 35 | Album Anniversary

Not just an LA underground classic, but a foundational record for a whole generation of emcees, ‘To Whom It May Concern’ continues to influence and inspire the contemporary hip-hop landscape.

Depeche Mode’s Debut Album ‘Speak & Spell’ Turns 45 | Album Anniversary

While their 1981 debut did not augur the stadium tours or multi-platinum LPs to come, it nevertheless offers little pieces of the band they would become.

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