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Jimmy Cliff.
For
a man who's been involved in the music industry for over 45
years Jimmy Cliff still holds a few surprises, not least among
which is the fact that singing is not his first choice of
profession, or even what he thinks he's best at. This despite
his assertions that "there are three names that come to the
front when you mention reggae: Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff and
Peter Tosh..."
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Placebo
Meds
EMI
It
really is amazing how an artist can pull out an album that
seems predictable in so many ways and yet manage to make it
so damn likeable. 'Meds' is another Placebo album containing
a plethora of lyrics that those kids in black can relate to
about drugs, dysfunctional relationships, school and self
loathing and it could all sound so cliche, but here it sounds
so cool yet again...
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