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Monday, April 21, 2003
I bow down and pray to every woman I see
OK. Last week was Cranky Week, aka �What the hell�s wrong with him?� week.
This week, I promise to be much more fun. No, really. I mean it, this time.
I had the opportunity to pick up some dirt-cheap CDs this weekend, which always improves my attitude. Among the booty was No Other Love by Chuck Prophet. I�d read all sorts of good reviews of this album, but I�ve been burned often enough by glowing reviews of, uh, less-than-stellar music that I put off buying it until now. I�ve only had the chance to listen to it twice, but I�m liking it very much so far. Subtle guitar stuff (which you might expect from the former Green On Red guitarist) with some R&B undertones, and a few drum loops & odd instrumentation here and there. Not to mention the long-awaited return of the mighty Farfisa organ! Hell yes. As I say, I�m still finding my way around the album, but my preliminary take on it is very good. You could do much, much worse.
bmarkey 4/21/2003 09:00:00 PM