| The Roots - Game Theory |
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| Written by Ifè Oshun | ||||
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The charged up gansta "Here I Come" finds drummer Questlove going off on the skins like his freakin' life depended on it, while the gritty "In The Music" is a f**k you to all those who say The Roots need this-and-that to sell more records. Stronger than 2004's Tipping Point, the set raises the woefully low bar while slapping fake rap satrs in the face with the hip-hop gauntlet. The boys end the 13-track journey with a moving track produced by, and dedicated to, the late J Dilla. The cut expertly mirrors the innovative energy that was/is Dilla and remains as The Roots. RIP Jay Dee. Booty, paper-chasing rappers may come and go, but time is just starting to prove solid hip-hop craft equals immortality in the the hearts and souls of music lovers. Cop. Download: The entire album
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