White Men Are Black Men Too

White Men Are Black Men Too

And then the sticker on the vinyl and CD: 'file under Rock and Pop'. You probably want to know what that's doing there, right? Well... (breathes) when everything is post post post post something older and better where do the exceptions go? (Exhale). When the sci-fi 20's 'Urban' might as well be the atomic 50's 'Race', when R&B has no blues and hiphop is a boom bip with a shorty, a hoe, it's off to the street corner we go... where does a group like Young Fathers, who 'picknmix from the popular music sweety shop and fly no flags and swear allegiance to no country' (Â© - 100 interviews with the group in 2014) - where do they go?

They have to go to the place where Beck makes a sandwich with The Beach Boys and Captain Beefheart, where Faust and The Fall tango. In Rock and Pop you are allowed to pretty much be yourself. If you are a blue and green eyed boy from Brixton with the sallowest of white skin you can become the epitome of crystalised soul, itself. It swings both ways.

So... Young Fathers are breaking out of the ghetto.

F**k these constrictive selling boxes.

For the purposes of this mission, this album, this White Men Are Black Men Too, is rock and pop. And hiphop, too. (Woops, slipped out). No, you don't box in the R&B Hits 2003 generation that easily. This sticker is only for the business. The listeners can decide for themselves.
Country USA
Brand Redeye worldwide
Manufacturer Big Dada Records
Binding Vinyl
ItemPartNumber BD 264
Model BD 264
ReleaseDate 2015-04-07
UnitCount 1
UPCs 505442900135
EANs 5054429001334

Country	USA
Brand	Redeye worldwide
Manufacturer	Big Dada Records
Binding	Vinyl
ItemPartNumber	BD 264
Model	BD 264
ReleaseDate	2015-04-07
UnitCount	1
UPCs	505442900135
EANs	5054429001334

White Men Are Black Men Too

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