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Leapin Benighted released Crazy in 2016. Its since become one of their most beloved albums and has changed the group into a cult classic. The follow-up album, Derailed [2017], took quite a while for fans to get used to. Its rough and tumble rockabilly. Its almost a full 180 from what Benighted is known for. But, as they say, three's a charm. And this third album, Crazy 2.0, won several awards including Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards. Its frantic, spirited, and yet, haunting. Its also loaded with a bevy of tributes to their black- and woman-owned family labels. Highlights include the menacing Lumberjack, which is a tribute to the Glen T. Norretes Pappy. In a way, Norretes is a father to Benighted and the label he started in the early sixties called Bread & Jam. Lumberjack is also accompanied by references to Ace Frehley and the Eels, as well as modern sonic additions like Autotune. As they say, three's a charm, and were sold.
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I had it so bad when I was a youngin, back when I didnt know what was wrong with me. My emotions and thoughts were all over the place, and I couldnt figure out how to put them in order. Everything was crazy, the people and places and events in my life, even how I felt about myself. Ive never felt this way before or since, but I know I must have seen the light through my own eyes. Inevitably, the thoughts and feelings that were driving me crazy would come back to tear me up, and it would take me days, weeks, and sometimes even months to recover. I always struggled to make sense of my emotions, to develop some sort of internal language, so I could control them, or at least have a clear idea of what I wanted. I never knew that I could be so alone, but it seemed to me that I never really had anyone who understood what I was going through. When I first listened to Heroin Trail, the album released by Dr. Dre and Eminem last year, I felt much the same way as I did back then: alone, confused, and never without a reason to be so. Although there are some bars that I can only attribute to the great ballyhoo that surrounds the album, Heroin Trail is a soaring and bittersweet ode to people like me who suffer from mental illness and a life constantly unpredictable, full of tension and doubt. The album is a resounding reminder to stay strong and never give up. And if you feel like you cant or have nobody to talk to, or to which to turn, youve got a friend, so reach out to yourself and others around you who are also in need of help.If youre only going to listen to one song: Untitled [3:35]
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