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Tracklist
| The American Promise | 6:30 |
| I Just Love You | 4:55 |
| Give It | 4:40 |
| Everybody Loves The Sunshine | 3:42 |
| Come Into Knowledge | 4:37 |
| Try, Try, Try | 4:55 |
| Daylight | 4:12 |
| Look Into The Sky | 4:42 |
| Deep Velvet | 3:33 |
Versions (14)
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alan.james
August 4, 2018
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, BT-6028
The 180g 2008 reissue is just a digital sound source likely be from the CD, (com) pressed on vinyl thats why the label called it remastered!!!!!. The 1st early 00's reissue sounds much better.
alan.james
August 4, 2018
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, BT-6028
99c album till the mid eighties. Massively overrated. If it wasn't for the likes of Daddy O (Stetsasonic) and 'Jazzy' Jeff Townes introducing Jazz breaks and samples to Hip Hop, albums like this would probably have remained obscure, even with the Ayers/Birdsong connection. 'Daylight' is nice though.
antlover
November 12, 2017
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, RE, BT-6028
Not bad sound quality, not perfect, but well and ok! I not know the original.
jordan-23
September 24, 2017
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, BT-6028
For me, I can't get enough of this album. Different songs have grown on me over time, and I'm always changing which one is my favorite. I find the dual female vocals mesmerizing and totally unique. This is a one off album which does not really sound like anything else I can think of. It's hard to go wrong when Roy Ayers and Edwin Birdsong have an imprint on a project.
Arkay_East
January 18, 2017
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, Ltd, RE, 180, BT-6028, B0011382-01
It is difficult to find any info on Universal Special Markets releases.
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dnbodi
November 30, 2016
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, RE, BT-6028
I find the sound quality of this reissue quite compressed and "flat"... Anyone else has this experience?
jdank.firth
March 14, 2016
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, Ltd, RE, 180, BT-6028, B0011382-01
This copy is worth every penny. The 180 gram audiophile vinyl matches the quality of this beautiful album. I'd love to have an original to compare sound but the price you pay for this quality of sound can't be beat! 5/5
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REENO
January 12, 2016
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, BT-6028
I like Roy Ayers, but this album didn't really live up to it's hype in my opinion. There are far funkier albums from this period that I would rather listen to.
Rickski65
January 23, 2014
referencing Come Into Knowledge, LP, Album, RE, Unofficial, BT-6028
Promo copies of the originals were stock copies in a gold promo stamped sleeve; I have seen over a dozen and I also own one. None have black & white labels (as other Blue thumb or ABC promo LP's had) and definitely not this 'photoshopped' grey label. The Promotional text is the giveaway here as it is so obviously a computer font.
kassibeatz
May 28, 2019