Roots Manuva - Brand New Second Hand |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Movements (4:12) | |
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Mixed By -
Matt Coleman
Producer - Mr. Manuva* |
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| 2 | Dem Phonies (4:26) | |
| Featuring, Producer, Mixed By - IG Culture | ||
| 3 | Juggle Tings Proper (5:04) | |
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Engineer, Mixed By -
Andy Parker (2)
Producer - Roots Manuva |
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| 4 | Inna (4:31) | |
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Mixed By -
Mr. Manuva*
Producer - Hylton Smythe |
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| 5 | Soul Decay (3:49) | |
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Mixed By -
Jamie Finch
Producer, Mixed By - Wayne Bennett Scratches - Jodi (2) |
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| 6 | Baptism (4:21) | |
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Featuring -
Wildflower
Mixed By - Matt Coleman Producer - Mr. Manuva* |
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| 7 | Strange Behaviour (3:52) | |
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Mixed By -
Lord Gosh
Producer - Hylton Smythe |
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| 8 | Organ Skit (0:16) | |
| Composed By - Lord Gosh | ||
| 9 | Big Tings Gwidarn (4:42) | |
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Featuring -
Seanie T.
Mixed By - Lord Gosh Producer - Mr. Manuva* |
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| 10 | Sinking Sands (4:10) | |
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Featuring -
Sober Now
Mixed By - Jamie Finch Producer, Mixed By - Wayne Bennett |
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| 11 | Wisdom Fall (3:10) | |
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Mixed By -
Lord Gosh
Producer - Mr. Manuva* |
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| 12 | Roots-Fi Discotheque (Skit) (0:31) | |
| Composed By - Lord Gosh | ||
| 13 | Clockwork (3:57) | |
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Producer -
Roots Manuva
Producer [Additional], Guitar, Mixed By - J.T. |
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| 14 | Cornmeal Dumpling (5:27) | |
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Mixed By -
Lord Gosh
Producer - Roots Manuva Producer, Mixed By - Jam El Vocals - Thomas E (2) |
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| 15 | Fever (4:00) | |
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Guitar -
Richard Molyneaux
Producer, Mixed By - V.R.S. |
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| 16 | Oh Yeah... (3:18) | |
| Producer, Mixed By - Roots Manuva | ||
| 17 | Motion 5000 (5:11) | |
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Arranged By [Strings] -
Matt Coleman
Mixed By - Jamie Finch Producer - Roots Manuva Strings - Isabelle Dunn , Stella Page |
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rgreensted, Nov 02, 2002 awesome, the best british hip hop i`ve heard, he may not be the tightest rapper in the world, but he`s got a great message and would be a great poet. the way he plays himself down adds to the character, and the lack of swearing and americanisms highlight the areas in which british hip hop has been failing in for so long. some of the music behind is not upto the same high standard, but tracks like juggle tings proper and clockwork are rockin, as for the rendition of motion 5000, thats a true masterpiece. a shining light for british hip hop, shame he blew with the second album.Was the above review useful to you? (report)