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Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look.
Revisit: Paul Wall & Chamillionaire: Get Ya Mind Correct
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. The mid-2000s mainstream rap scene will be remembered for three things: 50 Cent’s G-Unit turning their mixtape hustle into
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Revisit: Tori Amos: Under the Pink
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. Tori Amos’ 1992 solo debut, Little Earthquakes, served as the first step in a revisionist negation of her beginnings
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Revisit: Joni Mitchell: Hejira
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. 1976. The Bicentennial. Jimmy Carter. Disco. Punk. Just a couple of years earlier, folkie chanteuse Joni Mitchell was at
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Rediscover: The Promise Ring: Nothing Feels Good
Rediscover is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that have flown under the radar and now deserve a second look. For all the in-depth regional and demographical statistics, one of the biggest takeaways
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Revisit: The Spin Doctors: Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. In a way, the transformative power and the tragedy of grunge define music of the ’90s. The unrefined garage
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Rediscover: Lambchop: I Hope You’re Sitting Down/Jack’s Tulips
Rediscover is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that have flown under the radar and now deserve a second look. With the dual benefits of time and familiarity, listeners now generally know what
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Revisit: Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. I was raised mostly on country and folk music. If a song didn’t have pedal steel guitar, banjo or
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Revisit: Echo & the Bunnymen: Ocean Rain
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. It was marketed as “the greatest album ever made.” It combined the powers of a member of the first
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Rediscover: Inouk: No Danger
Rediscover is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that have flown under the radar and now deserve a second look. Released for Say Hey Records in 2004 amid an intense swirl of buzz,
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Revisit: The Replacements: Pleased to Meet Me
Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. There are no half-measures in Replacements fandom. The devoted nurture their passion for the band like a satisfying grudge,
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