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Review: 21 years ago, Lil K.I.M. debuted at the number four position point on the Billboard Chart with her hugely commercially successful and certified Platinum album The Notorious K.I.M. Mixing up all the hallmarks of hip hop - sex, guns, drugs, and cash - with her own vulnerability, it makes for a record filled with highs and lows, hard beats and more tender tunes. The production - this time without the help of Notorious B.I.G. who made her previous one so hot - is still lush and filled with smart samples.

Review: Little Feat's Deluxe Edition of Feats Don't Fail Me Now celebrates the 50th anniversary of the iconic group's fourth studio album. Released on a triple CD set, this edition features newly remastered studio recordings alongside rare alternate versions and outtakes from the album sessions. Included in the collection is an exclusive unreleased live recording from Little Feat's 1975 performance in Paris, showcasing the band's dynamic energy on stage. Despite the challenges posed by the loss of session tapes from Blue Seas Recording Studio, where the album was originally recorded, this Deluxe Edition offers a treasure trove of previously unheard material. Feats Don't Fail Me Now highlights the classic lineup's talents, with standout tracks like Rock & Roll Doctor and Oh Atlanta, complemented by the funk-infused sounds of Tower of Power's horn section. Originally released in 1974, the album garnered critical acclaim for its funky grooves and reached gold status, marking a significant milestone in Little Feat's career as it climbed to #36 on the Billboard Top 200.With its wealth of unreleased content and enhanced audio quality, this Deluxe Edition promises to delight both longtime fans and newcomers to Little Feat's timeless music.

Review: Love's Now Playing on translucent red vinyl is a compelling collection from the iconic American rock band, formed in Los Angeles in 1965 and - helmed by Arthur Lee - one of the first racially diverse rock bands in the US. Their music, a blend of garage, folk-rock, and psychedelia, never reached massive commercial success but earned critical acclaim and has grown in popularity in time. It's effectively a greatest hits comp and from the epic longing 'My Little Red Book' and 'Alone Again O' - which The Damned subsequently turned into a hit in the 80s - to the more introspective 'A House Is Not a Motel" and 'You Set the Scene', it's the perfect starting point for those wishing to dip a toe into these rich creative waters.