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 Jim Jones is a badass poser... his ego and tenacity allowed him to keep playing.

 Royal Stink... has a much more 'current' twist... wanting to break out of the cult status and 'join' the party.

Black Moses’ Royal Stink is a 30-minute album that pays homage to classic rock influences while offering a more current and commercial sound. Jim Jones leads with confidence and dedication, delivering solid blues, rock, stoner, and garage vibes. Though the album is less adrenaline-pumping than live shows, it remains enjoyable and promises wider appeal than their debut. The album bridges cult status with a desire for broader recognition. Listen to Black Moses' Royal Stink and experience raw, energetic rock n’ roll with a fresh twist!

 The lady, eclectic, manages to add a touch of magic to every note that comes from her throat.

 Impeccable collection, although in my opinion more of a record for DJs... than a record to put on and seriously listen to.

This review praises Shirley Bassey's remix album, highlighting the blend of classic vocals with modern electronic production. It notes the album’s strength as a DJ-friendly collection rather than a traditional listening experience. While the tracks are well produced and stylish, the album works best in social or group settings. Overall, it's a pleasant but somewhat impersonal compilation. Listen to Shirley Bassey’s remix album and discover classic elegance fused with dynamic dance beats!