She was incapable of missing the mark in 1972-1976.

dudes can't look inward like this anymore, they don't have a band that feels it too.... this album somehow had gong sound every other song and it felt right

Shout out to my nigga Grande Mahogany

They tried to make D'Angelo a s***symbol during voodoo and he wasn't feeling it

Perhaps James's most underrated album.

James Brown caliber is such a high bar that these youngins are better off just working out a new formula for themselves. In other words, we're cooked

31 minutes

instead of sleeping while knxwledge argues on discord about people uploading his beats to youtube maybe he should make some real music!

Not mad at this

I was just speaking about his influence sonically but overall there will never be another James Brown just like we will never see another MJ, Prince, Stevie, Aretha, Nina & onward

They left their marks for a reason

I don't blame him

what the f*** is this

whole album like this?

might go run that right now

I was gonna say ur tweaking but I never use bass and people are always asking me where the bass is granted im not prince so idk

"Hell." :)

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It's versatile, I'd say.

However, there are no misses to be found.

Great thread as always @op i would’ve mentioned Erika de casier but this is a male problem I agree

the transition into Medley

goat s***

its my favourite of his

nothing in the 70s was bad...

First listen? 👀

Yeah it really hard to imagine another Ray or James showing up and blazing a whole new trail like that

"Dead On It" and "Deep in It" are the only grooves I've ever come back to from that record, tbh.

just finished

hearing James work that crowd into a frenzy never gets old