9 thoughts on “ Common - Nobody’s Smiling (CD, Album) ”

1. Common Articles and Media. The act, eight-stage Lollapalooza was, almost by definition, a mixed bag but its lack of focus and overwhelming size-- the event was like a Taste of Chicago with.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Nobody’s Smiling on Discogs. Label: Def Jam Recordings - UICD • Format: CD Album • Country: Japan • Genre: Hip Hop • Common - Nobody’s Smiling (, CD) | Discogs5/5(1).

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4. Jul 22, · Common's latest album "Nobody's Smiling" reminds me of the glory days of rap (the 90's) when you could close your eyes and get an incredibly vivid, and often gritty, dose of storytelling that spoke as much to the mind as it did the heart/5().

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5. Common is set to release his new and anticipated album Nobody's Smiling on July 22nd and today, he unveils the official artwork. The standard version is above while the one for deluxe is posted a.

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6. Jul 25,  · The last time Common released an album, back in , he got tangled up in a halfhearted beef with Drake. This time he's not making the same mistake: Nobody's Smiling, again produced by old Chi.

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7. Jul 22,  · Editors’ Notes With Common's hometown of Chicago reeling from rampant gun violence, his 10th studio album, Nobody's Smiling, is a meditation on that avarbesunoterecentreslaparseo.coinfoed by longtime collaborator No I.D., the album features big names like Big Sean and Jhene Aiko alongside Chicago fixtures such as Lil Herb and Dreezy.

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8. Common noted that this album's title references Eric B. & Rakim's "In the Ghetto" -- more specifically, the song's recurring sample from the duo's "I Ain't No Joke." More symbolic, if beneath the surface, is the use of Curtis Mayfield's grim and pointed "The Other Side of Town" on album opener "The Neighborhood." While Nobody's Smiling was inspired by the tragic condition of Common's 8/

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9. Feb 17,  · Unfortunately, Nobody’s Smiling is a terrible album, at least judging by the high standards that Common has set in his two-plus decades in hip-hop. Nobody’s Smiling once again brings Common together with accomplished Chicago producer No ID, who worked with Common on his first three albums and then was brought back after a year separation /5(13).

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