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Scraps at Midnightcould arguably be considered the final installment of a trilogy of albums (preceded byThe Winding SheetandWhiskey for the Holy Ghost) which feature the songwriter»s interpretation of American roots music set to troubling lyrics that explore themes of loss

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MASTA ACE - DISPOSABLE ARTS (2LP) VINYL LOVE & THEFT and seek new forms ofAfter a six year period of disillusionment with the rap game, one time Juice Crew member Masta Ace returned with this supposed sayonara album that reads like a bittersweet memoir. Though Ace had been active in the underground scene since the release of 1995's Sittin' on Chrome, appearing on a number of singles and contributing memorable verses to various collaborations, the artist's disdain for the industry and disgust with his contemporaries kept him