Common Resurrection [Explicit Content] Soft and this '70s-inspired madness results

and this '70s-inspired madness results in one of Segall's best and most pleasurable efforts to date

and if SEVENTEEN SECONDS was a wake-up call for the dispossessed

" two of the harder disco songs here

and Human Performance shows that the band is just as vital and alive when it dials the intensity (way) down

City Girls

Common Resurrection [Explicit Content] Soft and this '70s-inspired madness resultsPersonnel: Common Sense, NO I. D., The Illustrious and Praiseworthy Mohammed Ali, The Late Show's Ynot Never The Less (vocals), Lenny Underwood (keyboards), Mista Sinister (scratches). Producers: NO I. D. (tracks 1 5, 7 11, 13, 15); The Late Show's Ynot Never The Less (tracks 12, 14). Engineers: Troy Hightower (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 15); Stephen Georgiafandis (tracks 2, 4, 8). All songs written by Common Sense. Contains samples from "Protect Ya Neck"