GO MODE 10/16/2001 which should not be confused

which should not be confused with this 1977 debut of the same name)

Audio Mixer: Michael Dumas

Producers: The Magic Theatre Partership

TURBO wasn't the big smash Priest hoped for

densely-layered guitar lines and Morrissey's lyrics and plaintive delivery makes magic of "This Charming Man" (whose theme of sexual ambiguity was to remain prevalent in the group's work) and the gentle major-seventh chords of "I Don't Owe You Anything

GO MODE 10/16/2001 which should not be confusedPhotographer: Phil Knott. Like Chief Keef's "Sosa" or Rich Home Quan's "Type of Way," Snootie Wild's hit single "Yayo" is a stumbling wonder, stoned on dank blunts and radio worthy hooks with silly punchlines acting as the icing on the cake. Making it all the more fun is the MC's occasional fake Jamaican accent, plus Go Mode becomes a debut EP worth checking when "Made Me" lands like a worthy follow up with the same heady buzz, but the opening "Here I