Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus-influenced "The Gentry
is one of their finest achievements
but Legend's songcraft
Anyone who feels that it's time to relegate such albums to the box under the bed would do well to start a new life-phase with a little Hatebreed
I Hope You're Happy delivers lush electronic flourishes
Resurrection [Explicit Content] Enhanced CD5 Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus-influencedPersonnel: Common Sense, NO I. D., The Illustrious and Praiseworthy Mohammed Ali, The Late Show's Ynot Never The Less (vocals), Lenny Underwood (keyboards), Mista Sinister (scratches). Producers: NO I. D. (tracks 1 5, 7 11, 13, 15); The Late Show's Ynot Never The Less (tracks 12, 14). Engineers: Troy Hightower (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 15); Stephen Georgiafandis (tracks 2, 4, 8). All songs written by Common Sense. Contains samples from "Protect Ya Neck"