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Archive for March, 2008

Simply Red’s Greatest Hits

Seems kind of strange that these guys would release a greatest hits package so early in their career. I mean, they were only five albums into it by the time this disc was issued by East West in October 1996. Then again, greatest hits albums are not a new thing in the music industry. Even [...]

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This album was first brought to my attention back in mid 2002, while I was lurking on the Prince fansite PrinceOrg. It was after reading somebody’s own personal review of the album, that I began downloading some of the songs off Kazaa in order to give myself a little taste of what he was raving [...]

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Lovers Rock – Sade

This album was of course the follow up to her “Love Deluxe” album from 1992. Also, her greatest hits set from 1994, which I personally don’t count as a ‘new’ album in her discography, but perhaps some of her other fans do. Anyhow, it seemed that before Sade released this album, a few of her [...]

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Diamond Life – Sade

This next artist was born Helen Folasade Adu in Nigeria, to a British mother and an African father. She originally began her career as a model, but eventually started singing lead vocals for a few local bands that were just kind of kicking around in England back in the eighties. Such bands included Pride, Halo [...]

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“Conscious Party” was the third album by David “Ziggy” Marley and his siblings: Stephen, Sharon & Cedella, known collectively as The Melody Makers. The album was originally released in 1988 by Virgin Records and featured input from Talking Heads members David Fritz and Jerry Harrison, as well as few guitar licks, which came to us [...]

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Album number nine from Snoop Doggy Dogg (yeah, I still call him that) was issued in the Australian stores on March 11th, 2008. Again, this was a disc that I really had no intention of actually purchasing, as I hardly consider myself to be a fan of his. However, after really struggling to write this [...]

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