P.M. Dawn, Of The Heart, Of The Soul And Of The Cross: The Utopian Experience - 55m 2s

Tracks & Durations

1. Intro	0:58
2. Reality Used to be a Friend of Mine	4:43
3. Paper Doll	4:54
4. To Serenade a Rainbow	3:50
5. Comatose	4:56
6. A Watcher's Point of View (Don't 'cha Think)	4:17
7. Even After I Die	4:02
8. In the Presence of Mirrors	4:05
9. Set Adrift of Memory Bliss	4:15
10. Shake	3:20
11. If I Waz U	4:47
12. On a Clear Day	5:25
13. The Beautiful	5:22

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Review

Back in 1991, when the Cordes brothers released their beautiful debut, the notoriously prickly hip-hop community had a collective fit. How dare that fat kid, who spoke in parables, call himself a rapper? Sampling Spandau Ballet? Talking all that hippie crap? The hardcore fans filed PM Dawn in the alternative section, but the open-minded embraced the dreamy soundscape without questioning its origins. If De La Soul worked with Brain Wilson, you'd be halfway to figuring out the flowing melodies and stream-of-consciousness raps (OK, Prince Be never was much of a microphone fiend) that PM Dawn unleashed. Years later this CD stands up, if only because the rest of the world has caught up to the confusion that Be felt in his troubled soul and translated into music so well. Simply lovely stuff. --Amy Linden

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