25 years of The Score - Fugees do reunion world tour

[Brickyard Jack]

What on earth went wrong?

The Score is a staggeringly good album, a genuine all time classic. Every track counts, and the overall feel of the record is incredible. It stands up immensely even now.
I saw the Fugees play at Wembley Arena in 1997, supported by then unknown Jay-Z. They were good, but perhaps not brilliant. Then they went their separate ways.
Wyclef has produced the most, and I have seen him a few times live, añd he delivers a sensational show. I have even been up on the stage with him (along with about 200 other people - his bodyguard helped me up). Lauren Hill came up with her brilliant solo record, still her only solo album, and then went off the rails. Pras released a classic first record and a less well received second. The firework shone brightly but fizzled out.
In 2005 they did a "reunion" tour, and I saw them at Hammersmith. They were alright, but really it was dominated by Wyclef but diluted.
I will have to think hard about this new tour.

[GoogaMooga]

Yeah, great album! As part of the picture, special mention should go to the OST of the doc, "When We Were Kings", where they get to sample ABBA.