LA Times: Live Review-Wale & Blu @ The Key Club

Sick and in no mood for pleasantries or feigned witticisms, as a grotesque and sudden illness precluded me from leaving the house to watch the Super Bowl and seeing Mulatu Atsatke and Cut Chemist....
By    February 2, 2009

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Sick and in no mood for pleasantries or feigned witticisms, as a grotesque and sudden illness precluded me from leaving the house to watch the Super Bowl and seeing Mulatu Atsatke and Cut Chemist. Needless to say, I’d be on the warpath could I stand on sturdy legs.

In the meantime, I caught Wale’s set Thursday night, with Blu as the opener. Both were great, but the highlight was arguably Warren G coming out to perform “Regulate.”  The review is short (450 words) and I’d hoped to expand on my thoughts in this post, but clarity isn’t exactly my strong suit right now–if it ever was. Posting may be light over the next few days, or confined to whiny posts involving ancient blues songs and Warren Zevon. The usual convalescent cavalcade.

LA Times: Live Review–Wale & Blu @ Key Club

Download:

MP3: Wale & Southeast Slim-“Flat Line”
MP3: Wale-“Warrior Freestyle”

MP3: Blu-“Change Ya World”
MP3: Blu-“Vanity”

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