Okay ... I been listening to Voodoo non-stop since it dropped, and like that other big Voodoo post up right now (I forgot to look at who wrote it) I hear something new every time I listen.

Now ... in response to ?uest's journal entry about European's being more MUSICALLY appreciative (and not just waiting for D' to get butt nekkid on stage), I was wondering what y'alls favorite MUSICAL moment was on the album. Now that we've had some time to let all the nuances sink into our souls ... what's the Musical moment that just melts you ... that get's you saying "oh yeah ... here we go!"

For me, although there are countless brilliant moments on this album, my favorite moment comes in greatdayinnamornin, right at the transition to the final segment. Its those dirty drums just setting us up for "make love in the morning ... the morning. pray to god in the morning ... the morning ..." that get me hyped, head bobbin like Sly Stone be shakin it. That transition kills me ...

How 'bout y'all?

love and respect,
El Rey


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CELEBRATING JULY AS FAKE QUOTE MONTH:
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"Let the monkey fry!" - George W. Bush before the murder of Shaka Sankofa ... oh wait, he really DID say that

"We live the now for the promise of the infinite." - Eminem

"Me and Bahamadia's style free like Mumia need to be" - Eminem

"Eminem is prehaps the sole savior of the role of Hip-Hop in the struggle to free U.S. political prisoners and prisoners of war." - Mumia Abu-Jamal

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