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Ain't It A Sin - Charles Bradley (Featuring the Budos Band) 4

since OK Computer had already flirted with electronica and its chilly feel

The dazzling and layered fourth Dre collaboration

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Brian Eno once said that only a hundred people bought Velvet Underground records when they first came out

Elliott Smith - Either / Or (2 Lp's) Afro-Cuban Jazz Ain't It A Sin -This singer songwriter can say more with a whisper than most folks can with a scream. The gently insinuating despair of Smith's work communicates volumes about the heartbreak and alienation that is the bane of 20th century boys with too much time on their hands. Smith's day job fronting the aggressive post punk band Heatmiser provides him with the necessary yang to produce the quiet, evocative yin of his solo work. On EITHER OR, Smith observes a