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	<title>Comments on: GEORGIA ANNE MULDROW (PROD. MADLID) &#8211; SEEDS (NEW RELEASE)</title>
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		<title>By: WaxOnDustOff</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Can Madlib do anything wrong? Even if some of his past releases have fallen short of the critical press (i.e. about a third of his Medicine Shows....), he has never lost that unique sound. I was just recently talking to a friend about what makes a producer so vital to anything that dares to call itself &quot;bold&quot; - Madlib doesn&#039;t even have to call his sound anything special... it just is. We figured out, while listening to Strong Arm Steady&#039;s &quot;Search for Stoney Jackson&quot; album, that what it takes is to maintain a constant, refreshingly original signature and be able to blend it with just about anything. Madlib does just that, every damn time.

This release looks to be a great work of two incredible musicians. I can&#039;t wait for late March all of a sudden!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Can Madlib do anything wrong? Even if some of his past releases have fallen short of the critical press (i.e. about a third of his Medicine Shows&#8230;.), he has never lost that unique sound. I was just recently talking to a friend about what makes a producer so vital to anything that dares to call itself &#8220;bold&#8221; &#8211; Madlib doesn&#8217;t even have to call his sound anything special&#8230; it just is. We figured out, while listening to Strong Arm Steady&#8217;s &#8220;Search for Stoney Jackson&#8221; album, that what it takes is to maintain a constant, refreshingly original signature and be able to blend it with just about anything. Madlib does just that, every damn time.</p>
<p>This release looks to be a great work of two incredible musicians. I can&#8217;t wait for late March all of a sudden!</p>
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