Fugees - The Score Robyn Hitchcock with Pitchfork giving it a

with Pitchfork giving it a 10/10 rating along with various other critics praising it for its brutally honest depiction of gang violence and conflict as opposed to the often-glorified portrayal in the genre and the wider media

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” Which Sounds Like An Outtake From Paul Giovanni’s Soundtrack To 1973’S Pagan Nightmare The Wicker Man

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Fugees - The Score Robyn Hitchcock with Pitchfork giving it aAn open yet funky collage of hip hop, soul, blues, jazz, and reggae, the Fugees' second album, The Score, is a great step forward for the New York trio. On their debut, the Fugees had sketched out a pattern similar to the multi ethnic, edgy music on The Score, but they didn't deliver it with the authority that they do here. They cover Bob Marley's No Woman, No Cry and Roberta Flack's Killing Me Softly, which gives an idea of their range, as well as