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Uğurcan Yüce (1947–2015)
Burned at the Stake (1981) a.k.a. The Coming
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Music Review: The Coming by Busta Rhymes
The Coming is a genuine contender for one of my favorite jazz rap albums. Generally, I find jazz rap to be very repetitive, especially when you listen to a whole album. The Coming is repetitive, but it’s good enough to listen to similar ideas again and again. Busta’s flow is very unique, but it had to be developed, which did happen by Extinction Level Event: The Final World Front the next year. Even at the time, Busta’s flow was one of the best flows in the jazz rap game. It’s production is a little bit rough around the edges, which gives it a certain bounce that is somewhat lacking in other jazz rap records. I feel like Busta put too much emphasis on teasing ELE. Especially in the existence of “End of The World (Outro),” Which stopped “The Finish Line” from being the end of the album. This is not ideal, in my opinion, because “The Finish Line” was a good outro both in its carpe diem message and sound.
As of listening to this album my top 10 is as follows:
Spirit Phone - Lemon Demon
good kid m.A.A.d city - Kendrick Lamae
Why Can't We Be Friends - War
I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU - JPEGMAFIA
DAMN. - Kendrick Lamar
Discovery - Daft Punk
Ghost - Diljit Dosanjh
Genesis - Genesis
A Night At The Opera - Queen
Fashion Nugget - CAKE
This one was close!
Feel free to recommend an album or ask about the list.
The Trumpets The Last Seal - Revelations The Final Event
Burned at the Stake (1982)
AKA The Coming
Burned at the Stake (1982) - IMDb
Burned at the Stake: Directed by Bert I. Gordon. With Susan Swift, Albert Salmi, Guy Stockwell, Tisha Sterling. In 1692 in Salem, Massachuse