Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p A lot of the critical love for New Amerykah seems rooted in a love for the music of [...] a time in which popular black artists made records filled not only with visionary, avant-garde sounds, but with a social expansiveness, a fire and ambition to say something important to and for a community. [...] This album doesn't just have the personal and social ambitions of those old records—plenty of charmless "nu-soul" records aspire to that—but some of the sonic ones, too. Big tracks aside, it's an awfully static record, which gives it the kind of high-art "difficulty" that we critics have been known to like.. }
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- New_Amerykah_Part_One_(4th_World_War) quote "A lot of the critical love for New Amerykah seems rooted in a love for the music of [...] a time in which popular black artists made records filled not only with visionary, avant-garde sounds, but with a social expansiveness, a fire and ambition to say something important to and for a community. [...] This album doesn't just have the personal and social ambitions of those old records—plenty of charmless "nu-soul" records aspire to that—but some of the sonic ones, too. Big tracks aside, it's an awfully static record, which gives it the kind of high-art "difficulty" that we critics have been known to like.".