VINYL FORMAT. The highly anticipated debut album of Kid Cudi, Man on the Moon: End of the Day. "Kid Cudi is at the vanguard of a game-changing new generation of artists," says Universal Motown President Sylvia Rhone. "He crosses musical boundaries with an appeal that goes beyond genre, format, race, language, and culture. Cudi lives easily in the hip-hop, indie rock, pop, and R&B worlds - a diversity that shows in his innovative music and his all-embracing persona. He is a born story-teller who brings a po...   [ read more ]

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The highly anticipated debut album of Kid Cudi, Man on the Moon: End of the Day. "Kid Cudi is at the vanguard of a game-changing new generation of artists," says Universal Motown President Sylvia Rhone. "He crosses musical boundaries with an appeal that goes beyond genre, format, race, language, and culture. Cudi lives easily in the hip-hop, indie rock, pop, and R&B worlds - a diversity that shows in his innovative music and his all-embracing persona. He is a born story-teller who brings a positive, life-a...   [ read more ]

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Continuing the pattern of a new album every other year, End of the Day came out two years after 1987's Saturday. John Croslin was beginning to gain experience as a producer, doing more than half the tracks without co-producer Andy Metcalfe. This would lead to his total production of their next album, plus his future endeavors after the breakup of the Reivers. A very good album, marred slightly by a distracting too-high-in-the-mix drum sound, it continued in the same vein as their previous re...   [ read more ]

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