@Plastician I love Rashy, and have a lot of respect for him as a human for what he's done outside football, but in my opinion, proper Utd legend he is not sadly.
Can partly blame Amorim for the way it ended.
@eli1ah Great points here on both sides.
Agree on it being a shame on the lack of output.
@Ed_Rants I think the biggest takeaway here is be the change you want to see.
Do you want to be a talking head or do you want to be an active participant in where things are going?
When did music PR companies decide they should have "A&Rs" who harass artists (or their managers) on email & don't even bother to check if they're already with a PR company?
South London’s GRAMMY Award-winning saxophonist and producer @vennaldn brings his debut album, 'MALIK', here on Thu 27 Nov.
Have you got your tickets yet? 🎫 https://t.co/YHQeF2Q10J #Venna
@eli1ah Also Takeover (Ye produced) is so important for that period of rap, such a moment & the real catalyst in Jay v Nas beef which makes the album mean more I guess.
@eli1ah Both Just Blaze & Bink produced, stone cold classics but my love for that album is very much relative to me.
We can pick apart so many rap albums of that time retrospectively & Jay albums in general, only a couple have really aged well.
@eli1ah I agree on IZZO never liked it, Girls Girls Girls is fine & Jigga is meedi now but was fine in 01.
But...Takeover, U Don't Know, Heart of the city, All I need, The Rulers Back...come on.
REVIEW: ‘Malik’ by Venna
Boasting lush production, rich instrumentation, guest spots from Jorja Smith, MIKE, and Yussef Dayes, plus dips into an adventurous range of influences from dub to bossa and yacht rock, Venna's debut earns a rare 9/10 score.
https://t.co/MndA8m3bcg
Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and producer @vennaldn unveils debut album, 'MALIK'.
An evocative experience, the expansive collection pulls from bossa nova, R&B, soul and rap -
https://t.co/3wjn6OcOMk