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SOUL-PATROL
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I wish that the
media moguls who control the modern day rap music industry would stop and
take a few moments out of their busy day of
de-constructing the minds of our children and take a listen to the album Starving
Artist by Eugene IV. Maybe, just maybe if they would do that they would
see the error of their ways and start taking corrective action to make Amerikkka
a better place? As unlikely as that scenario is that is the world that you
should be prepared to enter when listening to this album. Starving
Artist is an album that belongs in another time and place. As you can
tell from song titles such as: "Declaration", "Bloodshed", "Changes", "Voices", "Mama
was a Freedom Rider", "Write On" this album is on a serious
tip, far removed from the world of bling, drive by shootings, drug dealing,
etc. Eugene doesn't avoid these issues, instead he discusses the need to
move beyond them and he does so in an articulate fashion. And unlike many
other so called "conscious rappers" manages to not utter a single
profanity during the entire 45 min of this album. Should you buy
this album? Of course you should. In fact buy two copies and give the second copy to
a younger person whose future you care about!
Bob Davis
Soul-Patrol
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