An album cover that seems to refer to an old Italian horror movie with the caption 'starring Ghostface Killah' should be reason enough to give the record a listen. To make it even better, there is also a characteristic, accompanying story. In 1960s Italy, Tony Starks works for a mafia family, but is killed by his employers when he falls in love with the boss's daughter. His remains have been melted
… down into vinyl for twelve records and every time one of those records is played Ghostface Killah comes to life and revenge is the order of the day. Producer and film composer Adrian Younge laid the foundation for this product, which is more like an audiobook with music, but the effect is no less. In fact, the real drums and ominous guitar riffs in combination with Ghostface's unparalleled narrative raps work really well. Worth the effort! (GL)more
