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The Portland Vase is a remarkably well-preserved Roman relic dating to approximately the 1st century CE. Crafted from glass using the cameo technique, it features intricate scenes of Greek mythology. Its exceptional condition and detailed craftsmanship make it a significant example of Imperial Roman...
The Gemma Augustea is a small carved sardonyx object from ancient Rome. Created circa 1 CE, it features a cameo depicting Emperor Augustus alongside imagery representing imperial triumph. The piece’s notable value lies in its direct association with the Roman emperor and his reign. It was likely com...
Word Up! is a 1986 studio album by the American funk band Cameo. It combines the group's established funk approach with synthesizers, electronic percussion, and pop-oriented arrangements characteristic of mid-1980s production. The album contains the title track and "Candy," both widely recognized Ca...
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Cameo's defining commercial peak, title track iconic, high crossover recognition, though album acclaim centers on singles.
Scoring methodologyThe Blacas Cameo is a meticulously carved sardonyx stone depicting Roman Emperor Augustus. Created around 10-30 AD, it’s notable as one of the earliest known portraits of the first Roman emperor. The cameo showcases remarkable detail and artistry reflecting the imperial period. It was originally own...
She's Strange is a 1984 studio album by the American funk band Cameo. Its title track became a major R&B hit and reflects the group's increasingly electronic approach, combining synthesizers, drum machines, prominent bass, and tightly arranged vocals. The record belongs to Cameo's transition from th...
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Commercial breakthrough with title hit, important electro-funk transition, respected though album depth is debated.
Scoring methodologyCameosis is a 1980 studio album by the American funk band Cameo, released by Chocolate City Records. It includes "Shake Your Pants," an extended dance-funk track that became a recurring part of the group's live repertoire. The album combines horns, layered vocals, bass-driven rhythms, and synthesize...
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Ambitious Cameo double album with strong funk range, respected among fans, somewhat diffuse for broader consensus.
Scoring methodologySingle Life is a 1985 studio album by Cameo, the American funk group led by Larry Blackmon. It continued the electronic direction heard on She's Strange, using synthesizers, drum machines, bass, and clipped vocal arrangements in place of the denser horn-led sound of the group's earlier records. The...
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Strong R&B chart success and electro-funk polish, popular but slightly less iconic than Word Up.
Scoring methodologyAmedeo Scognamiglio is an Italian jewelry designer from Torre del Greco, a center of cameo carving near Naples. He is the sixth generation of a family whose cameo tradition dates to 1857, and he established the AMEDEO line in 2006 to reinterpret cameo work through contemporary forms and materials. H...
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Inventive modernization of cameo traditions, colorful craftsmanship, and fashion recognition earn strong regard within a specialized decorative niche.
Scoring methodologyKnights of the Sound Table is a 1981 studio album by Cameo, the American funk group led by Larry Blackmon. It reflects the band's movement from the large-ensemble arrangements of its earlier records toward a tighter sound shaped for dance floors and R&B radio, while retaining prominent bass, horns,...
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Streamlined Cameo album with solid chart presence, good reputation, but not their peak.
Scoring methodologySecret Omen is a 1979 studio album by Cameo, the American funk group led by Larry Blackmon, and an early entry in the band's catalog. It belongs to the group's large-ensemble period, when its recordings emphasized layered horns, bass-driven grooves, group vocals, and extended rhythmic arrangements....
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Consistent R&B chart-era Cameo release, fan-regarded, but not as influential as later electronic breakthrough.
Scoring methodologyCardiac Arrest is the 1977 debut album by Cameo, a New York funk group led by Larry Blackmon, who served as drummer, vocalist, and bandleader. Released by Chocolate City Records, the album introduced the large ensemble's early hard-funk sound, built around prominent horns, layered vocals, and tightl...
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Cameo debut shows strong horn-funk foundation, respected by fans, but before their major identity crystallized.
Scoring methodologyUgly Ego is a 1978 studio album by Cameo, the American funk group led by vocalist and drummer Larry Blackmon. It belongs to the band's early, large-ensemble period, when its sound emphasized horns, layered vocals, syncopated bass, and hard-driving rhythm arrangements rather than the more electronic...
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Solid early Cameo album with energetic funk, but limited broader acclaim and few enduring signature tracks.
Scoring methodologySardonyx is a variety of chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of quartz, with layers of reddish-brown sard and lighter-colored chalcedony. Its parallel bands can be cut to create contrast in engraved designs, making the material suitable for cameos, seals, beads, and other carved ornaments. Sardonyx...
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