Fugees - The Score (Limited Edition Clear Vinyl w/ Smoky White Swirls)

Fugees - The Score (Limited Edition Clear Vinyl w/ Smoky White Swirls)(Limited Target Version) The Fugees' breakout second and final album, The Score, propelled the hip hop trio to worldwide superstar status and garnered a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, Best R&B Performance for "Killing Me Softly" and a nomination for Album Of The Year. In addition to their runaway hip hop stylized covers of Roberta Flack's "Killing Me Softly" and Bob Marley's "No Woman, No Cry," the release is also home to the popular singles

The album recording process was extensive and intentional

Pere Ubu originally formed as a studio project drawing on a body of musicians who were involved in the Cleveland underground music scene that had

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making a polyphonic solo music that combines influences as diverse as Bach

Suite for Max Brown brims with personality

built a studio (SOMA) and engineered the Stereolab record among many others

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"lives on that plane with Neil Young and Lennon" while Bob Dylan ponders songs like "Sam Stone" and "Donald and Lydia" and says

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which often found Touré singing lyrics in a vernacular he did not understand