
Marvin Gaye’s Last Studio Album Trades Protest for Pleasure — 8/10
Marvin Gaye's Midnight Love trades protest for pleasure — a sleek, drum-machine funk record about joy, desire, and dancing, and his final studio album.


Marvin Gaye's Midnight Love trades protest for pleasure — a sleek, drum-machine funk record about joy, desire, and dancing, and his final studio album.

A solemn regard upon Aretha Franklin's grand record of respect and sorrow, a work whose passion has not diminished with years.

A band stares down ruin and turns fury into song: London Calling stands as fire that will not be tamed by time.

Ten songs, one voice, no distance left between singer and listener — a plain, sad, perfect record.

A record of grief, war, and the world's sad state, told in gentle song by a voice that never once raised itself in vain rage.

A disclosure of five suffering hearts turned to terrible beauty—a wound shaped by design, sorrow made music.
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