Back to the World takes that trio for me, on the strength of "Right on for the Darkness," which might be my favorite Curtis song. But, that'll change tomorrow.
"Sweet Exorcist," is in the two spot, because of 'Make Me Believe in You."
"Roots" comes in a close third; the whole thing was a photo finish.
I sat down with a friend recently, who like alllll kinds of music. he is the only person i know who can say to me, "i've been really into cuban son and norwegian black metal recently...what have you been listening to?" and I can take it seriously, without any irony- he'll really listen to and groove on ANYTHING.
anyway, i sat him down for a curtis lecture. and, to quote the waxidermy thread on the beatles (because he can stand shoulder to shoulder with the beatles) 'sometimes shit is just that serious'.
i mean, curtis is kind of unreal good. like, i have a hard time wrapping my head around it good.
Sweet Exorcist is one of my favorite Mayfield albums, second only to the Curtis album. Hearing the title track and "To Be Invisible" for the first time was a religious experience for me. So moody and beautiful.
Seriously I can't decide which one is my favourite. Maybe I'll go for Roots, it has "Get Down", "Underground" & "Beautiful Brother Of Mine" on it. On the other side is Exorcist with "Kung Fu", "To Be Invisible" & "Make Me Believe In You"...DAMN!!!
It's terrible, just terrible, to try and rate this shit in "orders" at least for me because shit changes, but I would have to say that, according to my mood, "Sweet Exorcist" and "Back To The World" change position.
But often times "Got To Find A Way" eclipse both of them.
Dog it's like, there's different Curtis for different moods. But at the same time each person has their own preferential mood - some folks are happy folks, some folks are melancholy.
Dog it's like, there's different Curtis for different moods. But at the same time each person has their own preferential mood - some folks are happy folks, some folks are melancholy.
Shit, if that's the case, I'll be rocking the shit out of some "Heartbeat."
Dog it's like, there's different Curtis for different moods. But at the same time each person has their own preferential mood - some folks are happy folks, some folks are melancholy.
My favorite depends on which mood I[/b] am in. Live always sits on my #1 as the songwriting just shines without all of the strings and production, but Roots, Curtis, Sweet Exorcist are like one big juicy Curtis sandwich.
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"Sweet Exorcist," is in the two spot, because of 'Make Me Believe in You."
"Roots" comes in a close third; the whole thing was a photo finish.
I sat down with a friend recently, who like alllll kinds of music. he is the only person i know who can say to me, "i've been really into cuban son and norwegian black metal recently...what have you been listening to?" and I can take it seriously, without any irony- he'll really listen to and groove on ANYTHING.
anyway, i sat him down for a curtis lecture. and, to quote the waxidermy thread on the beatles (because he can stand shoulder to shoulder with the beatles) 'sometimes shit is just that serious'.
i mean, curtis is kind of unreal good. like, i have a hard time wrapping my head around it good.
SG
But ROOTS contains one of my favorite Mayfield joints - Now Your Gone.
live- we've only just begun?
But often times "Got To Find A Way" eclipse both of them.
Shit, if that's the case, I'll be rocking the shit out of some "Heartbeat."
My favorite depends on which mood I[/b] am in. Live always sits on my #1 as the songwriting just shines without all of the strings and production, but Roots, Curtis, Sweet Exorcist are like one big juicy Curtis sandwich.