De La Soul: The Grind Date (Splatter Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 2LP Run Out Groove Vinyl you’d think these were contemporary

you’d think these were contemporary tracks

Glenn Underground

This 1968 release from Bronx-born percussionist Bobby Matos is one of the Latin Jazz albums serious diggers are always looking for (goes for about $200 in the original

Mark de Clive-Lowe remixes classic records from Blue Note

The album is dirty and raunchy

De La Soul: The Grind Date (Splatter Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 2LP Run Out Groove Vinyl you’d think these were contemporaryOriginal Lab review: I'll be honest: I'm a huge De La Soul fan. These guys are the main reason I fell in love with hip hop. But the two Art Official Intelligence albums just didn't do it for me; they felt too calculated, lacking the spontaneity of their previous LPs, not to mention laden with some questionable production. With The Grind Date, I regret ever doubting them. As their seventh studio album, this is also their most consistent and satisfying