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The Dillinger Escape Plan - Dissociation (2016).

Mister - Welcome To The Real World (1985) Town Concrete - The Second Coming (2000) ☠

A-Ha - East of The Sun, West of The Moon (1990).The Offspring - Ixnay On The Hombre (1997).The Offspring - Conspiracy of One (2000).The Offspring - Rise & Fall, Rage & Grace (2008).Screaming Trees - Even If & Especially When (1987).Screaming Trees - Uncle Anesthesia (1991).

Screaming Trees - Sweet Oblivion (1992).

Spandau Ballet - Journeys To Glory (1996 Reissue).

Courtney Love - America's Sweetheart (2004).

The Human League - Greatest Hits (1988) ☠.

Nevertheless, emanates from some deep, dark place where both sadnessĪnd happiness cohabitate and turn into one single, beautiful sorrow. Streetwise and thoroughly realistic about the travails of life. Strain is sleekly modern and urban, and the grit in it comes from being Blige took a huge leap in artistry by penning almost everything herself (the major exception being Norman Whitfield's "I'm Going Down") in collaboration with co-producers Combs and multi-instrumentalist Chucky Thompson, and everything seems to leap directly from her gut.

My Life is, from beginning to end, a brilliant, wistful individual plea of desire. The hip-hop part of the combination takes a few steps into the background, allowing Blige's tortured soul to carry the album completely, and it does so with heartwrenching authority. '90s, backing away to a certain extent from the hip-hop/soulĬonsolidation that Blige introduced on her debut album. But it is some of the finest modern soul of the Like inspired dialogues with soulsters from the past, connecting past Into the music that they never seem to be intrusions, instead playing

Melodic sources this time around, though, are so expertly incorporated Is evidence here of him borrowing wholesale from other songs. The production is not exactly original, and there Perhaps the single finest moment in Sean "Puffy" Combs' musical career has been the production on this, Mary J.