The Blueprint: Vinyl LP Eels but 1966’s Adam’s Apple featuring

but 1966’s Adam’s Apple featuring Herbie Hancock

including festival performances at Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival

Determined to play

1) ‘Don’t You Want Me’ from The Human League

Watching a movie to unwind after each day’s work

The Blueprint: Vinyl LP Eels but 1966’s Adam’s Apple featuringThe Blueprint may be Jay Z's most captivating record since Reasonable Doubt, but its predictably detached mood reflects the master hustler's superior ability to trick out lackluster subject matter with lyrical complexity and brief flashes of manufactured introspection. The Blueprint, a solid mix of preprogrammed radio hits ("Izzo," "Girls, Girls, Girls") and better than average mid tempo compositions ("Never Change," "Song Cry"), confirms the Brooklyn