VINYL FORMAT. "Throw Some D's" was 2007's anthem of excess, springboarding off Switch's classic "I Call Your Name" -- much more so than Ne-Yo's "It Just Ain't Right" -- and, by the time of this album's release, it had scaled up to the Top Ten of Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart. Assisted by a co-production from Polow da Don (Fergie's "London Bridge," Ludacris' "Runaway Love"), the track's rallying energy is nearly overshadowed by Polow's guest verse, in which he proclaims that "every freak" should hav...   [ read more ]

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"Throw Some D's" was 2007's anthem of excess, springboarding off Switch's classic "I Call Your Name" -- much more so than Ne-Yo's "It Just Ain't Right" -- and, by the time of this album's release, it had scaled up to the Top Ten of Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart. Assisted by a co-production from Polow da Don (Fergie's "London Bridge," Ludacris' "Runaway Love"), the track's rallying energy is nearly overshadowed by Polow's guest verse, in which he proclaims that "every freak" should have a picture fe...   [ read more ]

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After 1997's "If You're Feeling Sinister" made them critics' darlings, Scottish octet Belle And Sebastian ran straight into a series of label woes, and into the inevitable feeding frenzy that surrounds a free agent with their prodigious talents. Their experience with one label exec is detailed in "Seymour Stein" on "The Boy With the Arab Strap," which finds the band building on the pastoral pop charms of "Sinister," adding a palpable layer of anger and an increasingly rich sonic palette to their painfully ...   [ read more ]

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