Gil Scott-Heron is an absolute legend. You may know him from his 70s revolutionary street poetry, his influential spoken - word albums, or the tales of his tough life in New York City. In the new decade of the new millennium, he reaches out to a new generation with his brand - new album 'I'm New Here'. Many artists retire and then return, but Gil Scott - Heron truly stands out with this album. His weathered and often weary voice tells his long - term struggles in a soulful, bluesy way, sounding both experienced and fresh over minimalist modern beats. This album is meant to be enjoyed as a whole, but if you want highlights, check out 'New York Is Killing Me', 'I'll Take Care Of You', or 'Me And The Devil'. It's powerful stuff and highly recommended. The album comes as a black vinyl pressing in a gatefold sleeve, released by XL Recordings in 2010. Also available is Gil Scott - Heron & Jamie xx's 'We're New Here' Vinyl LP.
To enjoy this Gil Scott - Heron vinyl LP, first, carefully take the record out of the gatefold sleeve. Place it gently on your turntable and use the tonearm to start playing. When you're done listening, lift the tonearm off the record and return the vinyl to its sleeve to protect it from dust and scratches. Store the album in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight to prevent the vinyl from warping and the sleeve from fading. Be gentle when handling the record to avoid any damage that could affect the sound quality. If you want to clean the vinyl, use a proper record cleaning brush or a record cleaning solution. This way, you can keep enjoying the soulful sounds of Gil Scott - Heron for a long time.
