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Roots Controller (Realworld). Review by Bill Campbell.
MISTY IN ROOTS ROOTS CONTROLLER Realworld It's been over 12 years since this British collective last entered the studio. No dancehall here -- strictly roots. What they offer is a nice, mellow reggae that couldn't offend an ear if it slapped it with its one drops. It's nice beachfront reggae or the ...
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The Roots of Orchis is an instrumental band with good intentions. If there's ...
THE ROOTS OF ORCHIS THE RED HOUSE IN WINTER Slowdance The Roots of Orchis is an instrumental band with good intentions. If there's one thing you wouldn't find yourself doing with this band, it's questioning the members' sincerity. With that said, there are a few problems with the band's debut release ...
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April 1999 :: Music J-M :: Roots Manuva (Tony Coulson)
Roots Manuva Brand New Second Hand Big Dada The pulse of the urban sprawl finds an authentic voice in which its many faces can be exposed. Although hailing from Brixton, England, Manuva speaks frankly and universally of the rudeness and of the occasional beauty rumbling on both sides of the Atlantic ...
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April 2000 :: Music P-R :: The Roots (Patrick Rafter)
The Roots Come Alive MCA I don't like much rap, but Philadelphia's the Roots rise above all the crap that has been associated with that music. This live album of some of their best songs features a stage-full of talented musicians playing in some exotic locations like Switzerland and Philadelphia. ...
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July 1998 :: Music A-B :: Agents of Good Roots (David A. Clark)
Agents of Good Roots One by One RCA/BMG There is a heaviness and a grittiness to this music that is inescapable, but very apropos. These guys can definitely rock your world, and they have some very heady things to say. They tell us, "Come on, let your blood come alive." They obviously follow their ...
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Some Things Plural (Slowdance). Review by Bettie Lou Vegas.
THE ROOTS OF ORCHIS SOME THINGS PLURAL Slowdance A Review in Haiku The Roots of Orchis Five-member Santa Cruz band Make Some Things Plural. Hip-hop, rock, and jazz Make experimental sounds; Ambient repose. Instrumental band Analog, drum machine beats Live guitar and bass. Sleepy, soft and warm Orchis ...
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The Roots,The Tipping Point,Geffen Records,Tim Wardyn
THE ROOTS THE TIPPING POINT Geffen Records For more than a decade, The Roots have been educating the masses with their brilliant blend of lyricism and funked-up beats. On their debut album, Do You Want More?!!!??! (1995), they bucked the sampling trend of the time and gathered beats from just one man ...
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Watermelon, Chicken and Grits (Atlantic). Review by Christopher R. Weingarten.
NAPPY ROOTS WATERMELON, CHICKEN AND GRITS Atlantic It was only a matter of time until the post-OutKast search for all things Southern yielded Nappy Roots, the most country-fried thing on earth since steak. Over soul-flushed organ and smacky 808-y sputter, the sextet is single-handedly Kentucky's tastiest ...
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Run Come Save Me (Big Dada/Ninja Tune). Review by Kiran Aditham.
ROOTS MANUVA RUN COME SAVE ME Big Dada/Ninja Tune My first introduction to Roots Manuva was via "Dusted" off Leftfield's underrated Rhythm And Stealth album. Since then, with the turn of the new century, Britain's answer to underground hip-hop has flung his own productions into the pit, with compelling ...
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Various Artists (Tanty). Review by Brian Kruger.
ROOTS OF DUB FUNK VARIOUS ARTISTS Tanty Hmm, I wasn't aware that a sub-sub-subgenre like "dub funk" was old enough to have "roots" yet. At any rate, this sounds to me like dub with a tiny bit of techno (instrumentation-wise, not beats-per-minute-wise) influence. Reminiscent of DC's The Immortals (right ...
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