Placebo: Placebo (180g) Vinyl LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee I don't place them in

I don't place them in the same pantheon of monastic

4 track tape recorder emulator

punctuated by swinging hi-hats

TN that is pumping out some of the best deep fried southern soul as can be heard all over this LP (Tkat from the NY store actually put us on to these guys by picking up some records they brought into the shop)

The young singer songwriter melded low key folk rock with a rootsy

Placebo: Placebo (180g) Vinyl LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee I don't place them inPlacebo's final album just might be the most divisive in their catalog. By the time Marc Moulin and company recorded their eponymous album they seem to have been bitten by the prog bug. The rhythms are a little less straight ahead and the solo sections are more expansive. Moulin was definitely stretching out more with his Moog, letting his fingers do all the walking they needed to. There are still plenty of funk filled grooves to be found, most