Jesse James
Way back on February 23rd, 1999, The Roots put together an incredible project known as ‘Things Fall Apart.’ The album is considered to be the best album The Roots ever released, spawning a bevy of memorable singles in the process. Now, two decades later, the album will receive a commemorative honor. The album will come remastered and repressed in two vinyl offerings.
Soon ‘Things Fall Apart will be arriving in a standard black 3LP and a limited-edition crystal-clear 3LP. The standard version includes the original album, as well as a third LP of bonus tracks curated by Questlove. Other details include a 24-page booklet featuring rare photos, retrospective essays by Black Thought and Questlove. There is also track-by-track liner notes from Questlove. The clear version features all of the above and more.
The limited-edition includes a die-cut slipcase of the original cover art plus the 4 original alternate covers as interchangeable lithos with foil stamp numbering. To finish things off, it also includes a sixth, brand new bonus cover. The standard version will set you back $65, while the deluxe edition costs $99. The project will also be digitally re-released too.
Check out the commemorative albums in the images and find out more about the album right here, right now. Keep it locked here to The Culture Curators for more new music coming very soon.
