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This is where the album achieves accidental genius. Instead of love songs, the “Innocent” tracks are about being hopelessly, embarrassingly naive. On First Time for Everything , Taboo VII raps about getting lost on the subway for four hours because he was too shy to ask for directions. He’s not a player. He’s not a pimp. He’s just a guy. For a detailed guide on Taboo VII (1989)

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One of the most memorable aspects of this era of filmmaking is the soundtrack. Taboo VII features a very specific, late-80s synth-heavy score. It is atmospheric and moody, much more engaging than the generic "bow-chicka-wow-wow" loops often found in lesser films of the time.