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The live elements of Gahan’s vocals, the occasional twang of Gore’s guitar moments, and the excitement of the crowd is what carries ‘101’ and makes it a fun and enjoyable listen.
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To say the Geto Boys upped the ante on violence and misogyny with Grip It! On That Other Level is an understatement, but more redeeming qualities are contained therein nevertheless.
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Though many point to its successor ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ (2001) as Wilco’s crowning achievement to date, ‘Summerteeth’ arguably makes a convincing case for the same distinction.
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On their second studio album, the band takes you on an exciting and mostly fast-paced journey through their rugged terrain, to write another chapter of Detroit’s storied musical legacy.
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For better or for worse, we’re revisiting the ignominious and long-out-of-print long player ‘Girl You Know It’s True.’
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Among Gang Starr’s seven studio albums, ‘Hard To Earn’ is the one that feels the most quintessentially New York. And it may just be the greatest LP the duo ever crafted together.
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‘The Downward Spiral’ is dense like a wool blanket—wholly enveloping, at moments comforting, and at other times itchy and smothering, with moments of breathtaking beauty and subtlety.
Read moreDe La Soul’s Debut Album ‘3 Feet High and Rising’ Turns 35 | Album Anniversary
A towering, extremely influential artistic achievement, it’s hard to imagine the evolution of abstract or even underground hip-hop without the existence of ‘3 Feet High and Rising.’
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Despite its initial lack of commercial success, The Velvet Underground’s third album left a lasting legacy, shaping and inspiring countless musicians in the years to come.
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