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Given her history of cancelling or arriving late, to buy a ticket to a Lauryn Hill show is to perform an act of faith. Yet fans continue to do so, partly because when Hill does arrive she does not come to play. We have known this about her for at least 20 years, ever since the release of her solo studio album, “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.” A treatise on spirituality, blackness, experience, and a showcase of Hill’s superlative talent, the album is perhaps most striking, in retrospect, for its incredible seriousness.
Read the full story, “What We Still Need from Lauryn Hill and Her ‘Miseducation,’” here.
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