BTW , I wasnt really feelin that Bamboos joint .It really wasn't what I expected . I was hoping for some very gritty , funky R&B . Instead , it was more like clean , lightly funky R&B . I may be able to warm up to this one, but I'm not sure yet . Other than that, I have been enjoying the rest of the above albums

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^^^ Hi Fidel is dope , but the production is where it's at on that shit. You should check out that Les DeMerle joint . A lot of funky , dope drums on there..

The rhymes are really starting to win me over . I think I just let the laid back production distract me from that on my first few listens . Pretty solid all the way around .

Went to Big City Records for their last day, so much love and community there. Had a great time and came home with some treats:




I haven't taken pics of the hip-hop yet...some killer albums there; a couple I really been wanting for a while (that Donald Byrd has been wanted for a long time).

DAMN, you cleaned up on that closeout.
Great finds, especially that Don Byrd classic!

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I copped a couple of 7"s from a mate a week or so ago....

Do The Slurp (original press) - 7-11
King Heroin (original press) - James Brown