Did Backcourts "Soul Gossip" Make the grade

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Remaq

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Dec 26, 2003
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Well shit this one was not a dissappointment folx. This album shows the Bays diversity. Some of my favorite tracks on this one are Summer Daze, Sunday Mornin, Your Girl and Man's World all rumbles. In my book I would grade the one a B+. It is a album you definatly need to get your hands on.

Get your self a copy pimps...
 
Nov 28, 2003
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what it do!! im in tha building like whaaa!
check game yall need to pick this 1 up & show your support for the bay yadaimeen and also look for my new release in stores this month- - -
KING RICH (ALL HAIL THE KING ) IF U NEED TO PRE-ORDER
HIT ME ON THE E-MAIL [email protected] $15 SHIPPED
 
May 19, 2002
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I dig the album as well. Diversity is the main thing this album brings to the bay. The production and "radioness" of this ablum is much better than Charles Jay's " Dream Returned". Quick summary of my favorite tracks:

4) "Tribute" - I like this little ode to rap and Too Short.
5) "Summer Daze" - What can I say about this track? I can really hear the improvement made to the rough cut I heard before--it's a LOT better. Flow is improved from the first line. RADIO HIT.
6) "Man's World" - I think this is my favorite track right here. The James Brown sample is NICE and the lyrics are better with a message to those it applies to.
7) "Move" - Fast-paced track w/ a nice baseline and matches the energy of Charles Jay.
9) "Hooked" - Yeah it's an interlude but it SLAPS.......hahah
10) "Your Girl" - A CHANGE! Jazzy soul on a rap album? Desi drops smoothness here.
11) "Rasta Boy" - All I can say is it grew on me.
12) "Figure It Out" - I like this track a lot but I got a few words for the producer... Make the cello (or whatever) throughout the track and take out that rattle.
13) "Money" - VERY smooth of Wallstreet, I didn't think I'd ever hear Jake come like that.

The album costs a WHOPPING $7.99! Go to www.thebackcourt.com and pick it up and check it out.......