 | The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust [Read More ...]
Description: Saul Williams with his album, Inevitable Rise & Liberation of Niggy Tardust! The CD contains five exclusive bonus tracks including 'List Of Demands', featured in the massive Nike 'My Better' TV campaign. Also features a cover of U2's 'Sunday Bloody Sunday.' Album produced by Tre... |
 | Saul Williams [Read More ...]
Description: Arriving six years after he made a splash with the film Slam and three years after his debut disc Amethyst Rock Star, the second album from spoken-word standout Saul Williams is a knot of contradictions. It challenges hip-hop orthodoxy through the liberal use of heavy rock sample... |
 | Amethyst Rock Star [Read More ...]
Description: Performed by a raucous sextet made up of beats, bass, guitar, cello, viola, and griot, Saul Williams hip-hop sounds like modern chamber music. It's music informed as much by Hendrix's star-strangled striations and Miles Davis's alchemical electric period as it is the krunk-krunk ... |
 | Not in My Name [Read More ...]
Review: Response In a Form:This is a wonderful representation of the blending of Slam Poetry and Music for a common cause. It is also an accurate representation of why Saul Williams and Slam poetry should be added to the list for Contemporary American Literature. You can't get more conte... |
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| The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust [Vinyl] [Read More ...]
Description: Saul Williams with his album, Inevitable Rise & Liberation of Niggy Tardust! The CD contains five exclusive bonus tracks including 'List Of Demands', featured in the massive Nike 'My Better' TV campaign. Also features a cover of U2's 'Sunday Bloody Sunday.' Album produced by Tre... |
 | Black Stacey [Read More ...]
Description: From the self-titled album, Saul Williams brings diversity and melody to his mostly spoken word album. While he is a poet, Williams does sing, chant, yell, rap, and moan over both hip-hop and rock rhythms and melodies. The music of Saul Williams can truly take the listener by sur... |
 | Saul Williams [Read More ...]
Japanese edition of his 2005 album features two bonus tracks, 'List of Demands' (Reparations) (Kill Mercury Crash Remix) and 'Black Stacy' (Deadbeat's 'Black Arkification Remix). 14 tracks in all. V2. 2005. |
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 | Amethyst Rock Star [Read More ...]
Description: The sheer force of Saul Williams's words puts to shame what most rappers dare to call poetry. It's hard to tell if rap fans will like Williams because while this slam poet is clearly a product of the hip-hop generation, his music is very uneasy listening. Imagine the brutal a... |
 | List of Demands [Read More ...]
The most accessivle Saul material so far, a killer groove wrapped around piercing lyrics. |
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 | Not in My Name [Read More ...]
Review: Response In a Form:This is a wonderful representation of the blending of Slam Poetry and Music for a common cause. It is also an accurate representation of why Saul Williams and Slam poetry should be added to the list for Contemporary American Literature. You can't get more conte... |
 | Amethyst Rock Star [Read More ...]
Japanese version featuring a bonus track |
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