I hear what your saying on the lyrics. He can be kinda lazy sometimes for lack of a better term.
I always thought Subject was his first LP. I'll have to track down Rize.
I hear what your saying on the lyrics. He can be kinda lazy sometimes for lack of a better term.
I agree about his sometimes questionable lyrics, but I'm not sure if he's a bad lyricist as much as a quirky one. I mean, I think it's partly his style, and you can either hate it or love it.
There's a line about MySpace in this one that almost ruined it for me when I first heard this album, but I learned to deal with it:
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Oh and I'm sure the Strut was up on his MJ "Human Nature" tribute last year. The very end still gives me chills....just perfect:
Subject i didn't really like, apart from The Truth.
Some Kinda... had its moments. Flapjacks, A Pimps Dream. better than Subject overall.
Didn't really like Sketches Of A Man
haven't got the new one
he's brilliant live, saw him many times over the years - the best was in a double bill with Jaguar Wright. they blew everyone away.
"Truth" is a killer track for me. It's old (2004?), but still quite good.
I also did not know he had new stuff out. Will definitely checkout. Thanks for the heads-up!
Kindly,
parallax
Where to start with this dude? Older stuff? Newer stuff? Knowledge me..
You're so beautiful, more than a man could ever want
Got me looking for Ashton to see if I'm being Punk'd
But yeah, prefer his earlier work.
I always thought Subject was his first LP. I'll have to track down Rize.
he's had some good "featurings" as well. one i always come back to - Slum Village - Tainted.
Slept on joint - New Sector Movements feat Dwele - The Sun. Get the remix 12" with the Dwelology and Dwele's motor city remixes on it - both dope.
Also liked the track that he did with Bahamadia Philadelphia. Discogs lists Rize as having no label.
I agree about his sometimes questionable lyrics, but I'm not sure if he's a bad lyricist as much as a quirky one. I mean, I think it's partly his style, and you can either hate it or love it.
There's a line about MySpace in this one that almost ruined it for me when I first heard this album, but I learned to deal with it: