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In page Pieces of a Man:

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In a review of the album, Nick Dedina of Rhapsody noted the album's influence on modern music forms, stating "Dance and hip-hop have borrowed (or stolen) so much from this album that it's easy to forget how original Scott-Heron's mix of soul, jazz, and pre-rap once was."[2] In 1996, radio station WXPN ranked Pieces of a Man number 100 on its list of The 100 Most Progressive Albums,[citation needed] and in 2005 it was included in Blow Up's list of The 600 Essential Albums.[citation needed] The blend of sound and instrumentation featured on Pieces of a Man later inspired many neo-soul artists in the 1990s.[3]