I figured he wouldn't waste his time with some losers. And a good thing, too. Maybe after making the statement of serious artistry with the last album, Luscious Jackson just decided to have some fun, and, well, who can blame them. What Luscious Jackson has retained from the last album through to this one is the sinewy sensuality that loops through the band's music.
Sensuality is harder to get across.
It's an immersive thing, something that surrounds you rather than just scurrying up and shaking its sequined booty in your face. Sexy is neon, sensual is oil painting. Sexy is fast food, sensual is a sit-down meal with napkins. You get where I'm going, here. Join the club, Jill.