8 thoughts on “ Chi-City - Common - Be (CD, Album) ”

1. Lonnie Rashid Lynn, Jr. (born March 13, ), better known by his stage name Common (previously Common Sense), is an American hip hop artist and faukorafelorejohelm.xyzinfo debuted in with the album Can I Borrow a Dollar? and maintained a significant underground following into the late 90s, after which he gained notable mainstream success through hi Read More.

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2. Jul 13,  · Which is to say: the side of an album. We're hard-wired for 'em. Admittedly, my source is not unassailable: Wikipedia. But to me it sounds about right. The effect is most noticeable when carefully sequenced double albums find themselves jammed and jumbled on a single cd. In the early days of cd's we thought that was great!

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3. Common Sense Holiday by Haggard Cat, released 13 March 1. First Words 2. European Hardware 3. Human Animal 4. Show Reel 5. Rational 6. Time 7. Threads 8. .

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4. Prine's sound slickens considerably here, as producer Steve Cropper fashions a commercial-friendly album of light funk and rock. Unfortunately, the cloying production overpowers the lyrics and relegates them to an almost cursory notion, and it doesn't help that Prine hasn't come up with much new material of note. His wit is still sharp, but it no longer shines; consequently, Common Sense has.

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5. Be is highly concentrated, containing 11 songs and involving two producers and a small number of guests. It's a degree turn from Electric Circus, and in a bizarre way it's both a progression and a back-to-basics move. Kanye West and Dilla are key to the album's steadiness, rooting the sound in '70s soul and soul-jazz.8/

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6. Jul 16,  · ALTER BRIDGE frontman Myles Kennedy spoke to "Offstage With DWP" about his forthcoming second solo album. Regarding the musical direction of the the LP and how it .

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7. From the instrumentals to the lyrics, Common (and his producers) exhibit such pure beauty and reverence for life and love. "Be" is, in my opinion the best Common album, certainly my favorite. It infuses a more modern style with Common's classic view on the beauty of human struggle, and the result is a masterpiece/5().

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8. So, I returned yesterday to pick up the CD portion of the record collection we brought in this week. It mirrors the records in content/genres. Good stuff for those who still spin the little silver discs.

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