Kendrick Lamar - Damn (2017)
This guy can do no wrong. This record is highly likely to be voted by all music critics as the best album of 2017.
commentsThis guy can do no wrong. This record is highly likely to be voted by all music critics as the best album of 2017.
commentsI picked up this 2x vinyl/2 CD package for an absolute pittance a few months ago at TWH. I had been stalking it for a while and took my opportunity when they had one of their ridiculous sales.
commentsA strange old beast this one!? Smack in the middle of being a rock-noise-electronic record it borrows heavily from a myriad of in-congruent sources.
commentsOK, I raved about this stunning box set that I practically stole from TWH back in July last year. (incidentally I’ve seen it retailing for $299 US on some websites!
commentsThanks Nick, you bought this great slab of vinyl along to Tuesday’s Shut Up And Listen session and the ear worm hasn’t left since!
commentsThey’re a snobby bunch! Prog has always suffered badly when judged by the “mainstream” music press. You won’t see a review of any Marillion record in Uncut, Q Magazine or Mojo.
commentsThe themes were: African American (any musical genre welcome), Lady Singers Only (transgender inclusive), Make up your own theme (no theme IS a theme!)
commentsA far cry from Friday’s everything-bar-the-kitchen-sink early 70’s psycho-soup, this is sparse and demanding of concentration. These are the records I really treasure the most.
commentsBought this chunk of vinyl from Grant Smithies new “Family Jewels” record shop this very day. Hopefully, this record shop will fill the big void for us Nelsonians wanting a decent vinyl supply.
commentsKendrick Lamar is such a great story teller that you sometimes forget what an absolute brilliant producer, musician and collaborator he is.
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