"No Excuse" begins with slowly evolving synths and vocals that drift in and out of intelligibility
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electronic beats and deep metal rock riffs reminiscent of early '90s industrial
seventh full-length album from Long Island rapper/producer
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Nirvana: Nevermind Cassette Tape Speaker Stands "No Excuse" begins with slowlyWe'll spare you the Woodman review where he would write about drinking a 40 "in an hour dude," or that time he puffed a blunt and saw visuals while listening to this in college. Nonetheless, a nostalgia ride to most, the only post 1980 album that cracked the Rolling Stone top 20 records of all time. If you need a reminder, this is the one with that "Smells like Teen Spirit" track, and "In Bloom," "Come As You Are," "Breed," "Lithium," "Polly,"