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Mixed or average reviews- based on 51 Ratings
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Positive: 31 out of 51
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Mixed: 3 out of 51
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Negative: 17 out of 51
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Aug 27, 2019Feels good to label an album with 10. To be honest I'm a fan, otherwise i would do a9, simply because the 2 first tracks are just, unlistenable.
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Aug 26, 2019Quite simply, the best album since "Black Messiah" and "Blackstar" dropped in late '15/early '16
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Sep 10, 2019One of the best albums I have ever heard. Don't know why people didn't like it much.
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Feb 3, 2020Fantastic album, love it! Lyrically and thematically beautiful. The arrangements are brilliant and have so much character and soul, bolstered by smooth production. Lots of standout tracks!
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Sep 24, 2019An interesting album. It's a dedicated effort of Raphael Saadiq to transfer his feelings of his brother's loss in words and music.
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Sep 19, 2019On Jimmy Lee, Saadiq shout-sings, whispers, and croons with new abandon. It feels like a refutation of his old reserve, and it also represents a welcome stretch from Saadiq before he takes his sound all the way back to his beginnings.
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Sep 3, 2019Saadiq puts his artistic skills to use in full, reaching new emotional and technical heights while delving into heartbreaking lows. Jimmy Lee shows why, even though he so often stays behind the scenes these days, his is one of the most compelling voices in modern-day soul music.
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Aug 30, 2019The brothers and sisters in arms, longtime partners (Thomas McElroy, Taura Stinson) and new associates (Brook D'Leau, Daniel Crawford) alike, play in service to the vision of one eminent artist, helping him convert grief to artistic brilliance.