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I loved it.. She is growing into her own. Nov 20, 2009 I loved this album. Not sure why this doesn't have higher stars. Too funky for most but just right for me.
WTF? Nov 11, 2009 Amazing release! After glancing at the rating distribution, I sometimes wonder if we still have ears. Ultimately, I am grateful for having the privlege to hear it. It's about time for a release like this.
Who is Looking for Mainstream? Nov 02, 2009 Who cares about mainstream? Raw emotion behind the music along with originality is far better. This is what is aimed for here and the result is awesome. This CD will not be placed in storage anytime soon. The music is super soulful, smooth, slick, phat and all that!
Too many people just didn't "get" it Sep 17, 2009 As with most established things, people get accustomed. But it's the evolution and change over time that makes good performers great...or not depending on a factors. In this case of New Amerykah, it's evolution and change for the better. From the intro that does a good job of painting a hilarious if a disturbingly true picture of America to the anthem of The Healer or the catchy Cell or the direct reflection of the times in That Hump, New Amerykah is a deep collection. Like earlier EBadu releases there's a good mix of jazz, funk and even some old school 70's music that would fit well in a Shaft film. The CD overall is different in that the first listen can catch you off guard but take the time to listen to what's presented with an open mind and there's a wealth of talent presented in New Amerykah.
Indeed, a revelation Sep 10, 2009 Erykah Badu is a force to be reckoned with.
She pays homage to the soul of the 'seventies.
And for those of us old enough to remember vinyl, she whets our nostalgia appetite by included simulated scratchy LP sounds.
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