"Invocation" is a short track consisting of a jazzy loop provided by none other than NO I.D.
He welcomes us to his world and expresses that his music is not just music, it's "like his whole life." It sets the tone for the rest of this album. The first track, titled "Introspective," is an eery bassline featuring only Common's spoken words. Anticipation grew prior to the release of this album, and of course, expectations soared. In fact, the allusion to his previous alias in the title of One Day It'll All Make Sense, is probably no coincidence being that it's the follow-up to Resurrection, an album laced with a myriad of witty puns and wordplay.
He gained a new throng of fans and dropped the "Sense" part of his name. But how many artists follow up a classic with yet another true classic? Two hands suffice for that count-if that.Ī lot happened to Common Sense following the release of Resurrection. So what do we, as fans, expect when an artist graces us with a classic album? Another classic, of course. And artists probably have expectations for themselves. Labels have expectations for their artists. We as fans have expectations for an artist.
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** RapReviews "Back to the Lab" series **Įxpectations are a reality in the music industry. Common :: One Day It'll All Make Sense :: Relativity Records
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