musicOMH.com
More than anything it's just a relief to see this rare talent back from the brink, still, as always, one step ahead of the game
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New Musical Express
Skinner has consolidated everything he’s done before, chucked in where his head’s at now and come up with an album that, while lacking the visceral thrill of ‘Original Pirate Material’, is a minor masterpiece that will mean a lot to a more select bunch of people.
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The Guardian
Each listen reveals more light and shade, reaffirming Skinner's position as one of Britain's truly interesting stars.
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Wednesday, 8 October 2008
Monday, 22 September 2008
Nelly - Brass Knuckles - Reviews
Boston Globe
Brass Knuckles is 14 songs long. All of them could be singles. None of them could be hits.
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Vibe
Brass Knuckles is standard Nelly fare.
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Rolling Stone
On his fifth album, he mostly sticks to that pop-rap formula, cranking his distinctly melodic flow to hyper-speeds and playing the good-natured hedonist on cuts like 'Party People.' But when he tries to come off hard on a handful of Dirty South brawlers, he ends up sounding generic
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Brass Knuckles is 14 songs long. All of them could be singles. None of them could be hits.
Read rest
Vibe
Brass Knuckles is standard Nelly fare.
Read rest
Rolling Stone
On his fifth album, he mostly sticks to that pop-rap formula, cranking his distinctly melodic flow to hyper-speeds and playing the good-natured hedonist on cuts like 'Party People.' But when he tries to come off hard on a handful of Dirty South brawlers, he ends up sounding generic
Read rest
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Nelly,
Pop Rap,
Rap and Hip-Hop,
rhythm and blues
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