A$AP Rocky shows up on two songs
In the West is a great sampling of Hendrix's late-period live material (and his sense of humor) making its long awaited appearance in the digital world
Mindi Abair (alto saxophone
the singles "Papa'z Song" and "Keep Ya Head Up" were early proof of the rapper's more sensitive and thoughtful side
Protest songs were given a wider resonance--the text of "Masters Of War" remains sadly relevant decades later--while his love songs are haunting but universal statements
Switchfoot Oh Gravity (Smoke) 06/12/2008 A$AP Rocky shows up onOn its third major label album, 2006's OH GRAVITY, the San Diego based alternative rock ensemble Switchfoot widens its musical scope even further than on previous outings, resulting in its most immediately engaging release. Although the band has never completely pulled away from its Christian roots, the record's themes are not blatantly religious, giving the group a remarkably broad appeal, as best evidenced on the guitar driven title track, a surging