Mike Skinner made a hip-hop concept record about London lowlifes,
girl problems and a missing wad of cash -- but his idea of hip-hop
is almost totally unlike its American cousin. It's a torrent of
urgent British slang, twitchy rock loops and half-accidental
rhymes, and his conversational flow keeps the narrative meandering
along.
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