Prince - The TruthThe Truth is widely regarded as one of Princes most underappreciated hidden gems. The album was originally released as an accompaniment to the 1998 triple album Crystal Ball, which marked the first time that Prince released an album totally independently. The Truth was also the first Prince album to be labeled acoustic, though it does contain electronic instruments and elements, and it gave listeners an unprecedented chance to hear his songwriting and

centered mainly on the musically rich and creatively volatile Republic of the Ivory Coast during the 70s

who had both released their first two singles

until it was cool enough to hold in your ears

for all the growth it demonstrates

QUEEN OF THE HIGHWAY (Various Takes)

“I didn’t know it then

otherworldly but strangely familiar

Queens Of The Stone Age re-emerge from the desert newly scarred and somehow strangely prettier with lucky seventh album

‘Under The Moon’ and ‘Strange Quiet’

the margins of before and after

Gal Costa and Os Mutantes - mixed psychedelic rock with boleros

and the style and swagger of Nash Kato and King Roeser