Slum Village - Fantastic Volume II [2LP]

Slum Village - Fantastic Volume II [2LP]Hands folded across the chest. Relaxed but ready for action. Fantastic Volume 2 captures Slum Village's swellegant b boy stance on record. The Detroit crew's long awaited debut is loaded with muscular, simmering beats. By turns relaxing and stimulating, it further establishes producer Jay Dee (known for his board work for De La Soul, Q Tip, Common, and more) as a production force. His thick, red blooded rhythms range from the crunchy, organic drums on

Chll Pll) plays drums and sings

and light-headed for a new set of reasons

a dramatic shift in their sound

Away From Here

"Eclipse" is the fifth studio album by guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen and was released in 1990

"The Sinister Supremacy" boasts of confidence and aggressiveness

and shadowy synth experiments

and the people and places that shaped him

Sessions 1981-83 features the entire Hit and Run session along with the first Inner Ear demo (including the Flex Your Head cuts and the songs that ended up on the Condensed Flesh 7-inch)

It was originally issued on the Bethlehem label and features the singer/ pianist backed by bassist Jimmy Bond (who had been a member of the Chet Baker Quartet among other groups) and drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath

and hardcore's emotional tension

carrying double meanings and offering biting commentary on societal and political issues—a taste of what would become a hallmark of their career