Recorded using the voice recorder on a Samsung Galaxy S20+ at the show at 256kbps M4A (highest it would go)
Fade in/out using Audacity
Tracklist:
Lockstep
Sino
Miso
Gumbie
Honky Tonk Boy
Standing Still (Jewel Cover)
Dirty Money
Know
Recorded using the voice recorder on a Samsung Galaxy S20+ at the show at 256kbps M4A (highest it would go)
Fade in/out using Audacity
Tracklist:
Lockstep
Sino
Miso
Gumbie
Honky Tonk Boy
Standing Still (Jewel Cover)
Dirty Money
Know
Every version of this demo tape that I could find online had the tracks mislabeled almost entirely, this upload fixes that. I also saw mentions of a 7th track called "The Peeping Tom" which I was only able to find on a Spanish blogspot post, but I doubt this track is from the tape, as it sounds vastly different to the rest of the tape, both in terms of sound quality and the song itself.
I sadly could not find any of these tracks in higher quality than 128kbps :(
| Frankie Jones |
Upon hearing "Man in the Mirror", I became very intrigued. The lyrics were very well written, and the beat was very catchy even if a bit odd sounding. The songs beat sounds to have been made using some form of MIDI? I cant tell, but I honestly love how it sounds. The website mentioned an album that Frankie released with this song on it, "Rightfully Spoken", which had absolutely 0 uploads anywhere online. Just "Man in the Mirror", only because of the low quality version uploaded to the website, but the rest of the album was completely lost. I wound up finding a very cheap copy of the album on eBay and bought it instantly and gave it a listen a few days after it was delivered.
Upon first hearing it, my first thought was that this album is pretty lo-fi in its production, and pretty unique in its own way. The lyrics are VERY much from the heart throughout, I was impressed by that honestly. It isn't the greatest album ever made or anything, but I very much respect it. In terms of the beats, in a lot of the songs, they drag on a bit, but it isn't a bad listening experience or anything in my opinion. Very interesting listen overall.
So, here is "Rightfully Spoken" in its full glory, in lossless FLAC and MP3.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17AtBwwiz1x_Cs0YZFd8t8cpe6jMB6ajO?usp=sharing
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| Original Cassette art, scanned from the insert |
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| Unused CD or Vinyl scaled version of the art from the Rhymesayers website |
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| 2004 CD remaster which did not come with any art |