Common: One Day It'll All Make Sense (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 2LP

In 'One Day It'll All Make Sense,' 'Resurrection' was a powerful anthem, blending politics and spirituality. Common could seamlessly shift from profound lyrics to talking about NBA Jams. His third album upped the spiritual depth, which some found hard to follow. The 'Invocation' sets a strong tone, and tracks like 'Retrospective' cover heavy topics like abortion and self - realization. He teams up with De La on 'Gettin Down At The Amphitheater' for an old - school jam. This album is a mind - spray of life, race, family, and pop - culture references. It's a unique blend that might seem scattered but makes sense like the title suggests. This 25th anniversary edition comes as a 'caramel swirl' colored double vinyl, making its vinyl comeback after 15 years. It's individually numbered with a printed insert and an obi strip. With only 1997 copies in this limited edition, originally released in 1997 and re - issued by Get On Down in 2022.

To use this vinyl, simply place it on your turntable and gently drop the needle on the groove to start playing the music. Make sure your turntable is clean and properly set up for the best sound quality. When handling the vinyl, always hold it by the edges to avoid getting fingerprints on the playing surface, as this can cause scratches and affect the sound. After use, store the vinyl in its sleeve and keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. If you notice any dust on the vinyl, use a vinyl brush to gently clean it before playing. This limited - edition vinyl is a collectible item, so handle it with care to preserve its value.