P.M. Dawn - Dearest Christian, I'm So Very Sorry for Bringing You Here. Love, Dad

Primary Artist
P.M. Dawn
Album Title
Dearest Christian, I'm So Very Sorry for Bringing You Here. Love, Dad
Release Date
September 29, 1998 
Time
61:30 
Review by Ned Raggett
By the time of P.m. Dawn's fourth album, the formerly chart-topping act had become a cult favorite, exploring its own brand of psychedelic soul while hip-hop continued evolving relentlessly into other realms. But then again, so did P.m. Dawn -- having almost thoroughly eschewed MC work for singing on Jesus Wept, Prince Be continued in that vein, invoking the heavens with his lovely voice right from the start while only occasionally returning to his earlier vocal approach. Musically, the duo's ear for a wide range of bands and styles serves it as well as before with the opening "Music for Carnivores," touching on everything from gentle gospel singing and big-band samples to ambient cascades (the concluding "Untitled" is even more of a quietly wild collage, not to mention being one fine late Beatles tribute). Read More
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