The Tipping Point - The Roots

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: The Roots / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2004-07-12 at Universal / ... more

The Tipping Point - The Roots ... Island / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Star/Pointro
2 I Don't Care - The Roots, Dom
3 Don't Say Nuthin'
4 Guns Are Drawn
5 Stay Cool
6 Web
7 BOOM!
8 Somebody's Gotta Do It - The Roots, Jean Grae
9 Duck Down!
10 Why (What's Goin On?)/In Love With The Mic/Din Da Da
11 Melting Pot

Newest Review: ... his rapid and filled-out rhymes which just don't seem to have a specific direction, but still mange to give you same idea of ... more

... what he means (be it ambiguous). **Five Stars** 4. "Guns Are Drawn" Aaron Livingston comes to work with them on this Caribbean-influenced song. The drumming from ?uest is powerful for this song, and it allows the artists to work a lot better to the themes of the thing as they speak with political messages used as undercurrents to the recording. It, as the title suggests is the point where they move from less focused work, to more inspirational tunes with clear subjects to work from. **Four Stars** 5. ...more

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The Tipping Point - The Roots: They're Going. Goin'... (923 words)
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"The Tipping Point" came out in 2004, and was the sixth album to be released from the Philadelphia Hip Hop band, The Roots. Led by ?uestlove on the drums and Black Thought as the MC, this sees further developments as Ben Kenney and Scratch had left the group. However they were still capable of bring the same high-energy Hip Hop that they had been known for since their debut 1990 album, "Organix". 1. "Star/Pointro" 2. "I Don't Care" The funky grooves which begin this song shows a side of The Roots which they don't ten to get into as much as you find them doing more of a commercial song with Dom ... Read the complete review