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...Once Again,” Legend??s sophomore album, delivers more of the same; it’s not exactly innovative, but when you’ve got a niche as well figured out as Legend does, there’s little reason to change...
It’s a no-skip type of album; none of Legend??s tales of love and admiration for his lover are filler. Still, some are better than others. “Stereo” is markedly different from the rest of the album for its heavier drum line, which makes the track stand out without sounding forced. “P.D.A. (We Just Don’t Care)” is the standout track of the album, where a tight beat and Legend??s lyrics paint a love story flawlessly...
...Slow Dance” is noteworthy for Legend??s unique style and ability to stop the song, before picking back up where he left off. “Coming Home,” which closes the album, leaves the listener in the same place that “Get Lifted” did, renewing one’s faith in R&B, and in the process nodding back at Legend??s main influence, gospel music...
...comforting; for the rest, it’s vaguely condescending and distinctly boring. Regardless, hearing an artist compose his own eulogy is rare, rarer still for an artist of such influence. Cash’s malaise can’t hide the complexity that made him legendary, and a legend??s swan song shouldn’t be ignored. —Reviewer Nicholas K. Tabor can be reached at ntabor@fas.harvard.edu...
...almost any audience: don’t miss them. So Long PrincessAnd then there’s So Long Princess, Harvard’s ever popular (and perhaps the world’s only) “Star Wars” tribute band. Lead singer—and facebook.com legend??Nathan J. Dern ’07 says that he and his band “are just trying to play some good old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll that people can dance to and forget about their daily troubles.” Star...