Album Review
Romeo, Max – “Our Rights” – [Greensleeves Records Ltd.]
Grizzly Adam 3/27/2012 12-inch, Reggae
Better on headphones or extremely loud sound-systems, the music otherwise suffers and does contain noise error in it’s production, while the music also is not very compelling. The messages however are. #1 Image, and theoretical diagnosis, theological and philosophical, indicting the realities of mass relativism. #2 Anti-formalist, anti-theoretic-reductionism, is rather, social constructivist, and, economic and rights progressivist. #3 Congos style down-tempo dank saddened sounds. #4 Sensi spirituality, visiting Jah. Genealogy of the smoker, from present to HIM – his imperial majesty. B #1 Keys and bass helixially interwoven. The same year as Luciano’s Where There Is Life, and shares musical qualities with the like of Luciano. Segues right into the next cut (with silence). #4 Black man time, like the cover shows “We want Mandela face on the *kuger rand”. #5 Show stopper, shortened horns, deeper bass played like a strobe light, dub dancehall.
-eveningly infinitely wipes
you heard it 11 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 1234 days ago, Spliff Skankin played Great Day
- 1402 days ago, Spliff Skankin played Woe Be Unto Them
- 2571 days ago, Spliff Skankin played Great Day
- 3341 days ago, Spliff Skankin played Woe Be Unto Them
- 3432 days ago, Spliff Skankin played Our Rights
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