Story So Far - What You Don't See Image Updated -JR 10/01/25 Lonnie Liston Smith borrows the

Lonnie Liston Smith borrows the Indian percussion from "On The Corner" for his take on electronic funk

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Story So Far - What You Don't See Image Updated -JR 10/01/25 Lonnie Liston Smith borrows theVinyl LP pressing. 2013 release, The Story So Far's follow up to the wildly successful and now scene classic Under Soil And Dirt. Produced by New Found Glory's Steven Klein and engineered by long time friend Sam Pura, What You Don't See is the record that every Pop Punk kid is dying for. With aggressive and very personal lyrics mixed with a more mature and developed songwriting style, the record proves to be everything the last record was and a lot