Bunny Lion: Red Vinyl LP A5 the duo don't strive much

the duo don't strive much newness here

Next up is "Revofev" in which Cudi offers up his solution to the world's woes ("so high up and I like it - some how I feel okay") through simple and repetitive lyrics delivered using his trademark singing style

Karakos had the good fortune of traveling to New York at the right time and connecting with Bill Laswell

includes CD version

Elliott Smith is definitely an artist best heard through the warm analog sounds of needle to RCA-cable to cheap speakers (drinking a tall-boy of deli special)

Bunny Lion: Red Vinyl LP A5 the duo don't strive muchNice up the dance! Freshly unearthed, Bunny Lion's hard to find Red LP is an excellent intro to the world of dub, roots reggae, and dancehall. Originally released on London's Starlight records in 1979, little was known about it at the time. Fantasy Memory was somehow able to figure out that Bunny Lion is the legendary Puddy Roots of Killamanjaro Soundsystem fame. Red features a collection of pristine Linvall Thompson rhythms with Bunny Lion toasting