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Reminds me of 70s r&b with the glistening keys and beautiful harmonies that run throughout the album. Such a bright and cohesive album, brings great joy.

The album that birthed prince as we know him.

Overflowing with raw hornyness. If you’re obsessed with sexual pleasures like I am, this album will serve you very well. A consistently high quality album that feels so breezy to listen to as if it embodies the exact essence of floating off into the creamy, sticky, thick, orgasming skies.

And just like me, it doesn’t last long but not a single second is wasted, finishing in a euphoric yet captivating chant that suddenly ends leaving ... read more

After the breakup of the Fugees, Lauryn’s artistic capabilities were simply oozing out of her. From writing songs for the likes of Aretha Franklin, this project was thankfully birthed as she penned personal songs such as Ex Factor - a song far too good for anyone else to sing.

A loose concept album that explores themes of failed relationships, racism, motherhood, and the consumerism of hip hop, all bound by the heartwarming skits of a school setting. Her passion is so beautifully ... read more

The album that placed Stevie in a special category of artists that are deemed artistic geniuses and simply untouchable. Using every skill picked up in the preceding albums of his classic period to create this densely packed work of art.

The overarching message of love and peace always leads me back to this mega album for when darkness has been cast over my self. I’m reminded of the possibilities that love can achieve and my demons diminish as if this album itself has been blessed by the ... read more