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Driven by its classic and contemporary pop aesthetics, the band’s fourth LP remains a rich, melodic aural feast, a masterwork that struck a cross-generational chord at just the right moment.
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'Rumours' remains the high water mark of the band's prolific recorded repertoire, its critical accolades & commercial triumphs more than well deserved.
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Bowie's twenty-first studio album stands as a fine representation of the beginning of the final chapter of his prolific career.
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The best-selling LP in the US in 1972, Young’s fourth studio album remains a much-debated album, but a canonical work nevertheless.
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From the intro to the final track, Price's sophomore LP is an entertaining union of raw street journalism with some of the premier production of the time.
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Green’s classic fourth LP showcases just how adept he is at articulating every nuance of human emotions with his voice alone, with such unprecedented emphasis, intensity, and credibility.
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The album revels in the duo’s Puerto Rican upbringing amidst the cultural multiplicities of New York City and joins the dots between Latin, soul, disco, house and jazz musical traditions.
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An effervescent staple of ‘90s disco-soul, Peniston’s 1992 debut long player showcased a singer who felt the song, and you felt her truth.
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With their 1997 debut LP, Sonny Cheeba & Geechi Suede crafted a unique sound that can most aptly be classified as Northernplayalisticadillacmuzik.
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