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The first single off the 2003 album, ‘Elephunk’. The title track, feat. Justin Timberlake, is backed with three non-LP tracks, ‘Sumthin For That Ass’, ‘What’s Going Down’, & ‘Where Is The Love?’ (Video). A&M.
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It begins with a twittering of birdsong lifted from “Across the Universe.” And once the triple-tracked a capella harmonies of “Because” enter, followed by snatches from “A Hard Day’s Night” and “The End,” leading into a fired-up “Get Back,” it becomes obvious that this is far [...]
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While moving the location of his recording studio, The Sugar Shack, Michael Franti stumbled over a box of jewels with various unreleased versions of songs from past Spearhead sessions for ‘Home’, ‘Chocolate Supa Highway’ and ‘Stay Human’. The result is Love Kamikaze-The Lost Sex Singles & Collector’s Remixes. This is a strictly limited, [...]
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While moving the location of his recording studio, The Sugar Shack, Michael Franti stumbled over a box of jewels with various unreleased versions of songs from past Spearhead sessions for ‘Home’, ‘Chocolate Supa Highway’ and ‘Stay Human’. The result is Love Kamikaze-The Lost Sex Singles & Collector’s Remixes. This is a strictly limited, [...]
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While moving the location of his recording studio, The Sugar Shack, Michael Franti stumbled over a box of jewels with various unreleased versions of songs from past Spearhead sessions for ‘Home’, ‘Chocolate Supa Highway’ and ‘Stay Human’. The result is Love Kamikaze-The Lost Sex Singles & Collector’s Remixes. This is a strictly limited, [...]
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Conceived with DVD release in mind, this high-end, live video concert taped in Jamaica lives up to its title with a generous repertoire of Bob Marley songs performed by reverent pop, hip-hop, rock, and reggae veterans. Shot on a rainy night in December 1999, the home video version expands upon an inaugural [...]
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By turns bold, sentimental, and decidedly loopy, director Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch-Drunk Love has perceptively been described as a classic MGM musical without the songs. Which isn’t to say it lacks for music; Jon Brion’s glorious, stylistically baroque score matches Anderson’s cinematic verve at every turn. Brion variously revives vintage Hawaiian pop-kitsch and [...]
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