The Bloody Beetroots – Romborama

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Genre:	Electronic
Style:	House, Electro, Downtempo, Disco
Year:	2009

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Romborama 2×LP, Album	Dim Mak Records – DM141-1	US	2009	US — 2009	Recently Edited
	Romborama CD, Album, Digipack	Dim Mak Records – DM141, Downtown – DM141	UK	2009	UK — 2009	Recently Edited
	Romborama CD, Album, Promo, Card sleeve	Dim Mak Records – COOPR152	UK	2009	UK — 2009	New Submission
	Romborama CD, Album	Dim Mak Records – DM141, Downtown – DM141	Europe	2009	Europe — 2009	New Submission
	Romborama CD, Album	Dim Mak Records – DM141-1, Hussle Recordings – HUSSYCD041	Australia	2009	Australia — 2009
	Romborama CD, Album, Digipak	Hussle Recordings – HUSSYCD041, Dim Mak Records – HUSSYCD041, Downtown – HUSSYCD041	Australia	2009	Australia — 2009
	Romborama CD, Album, Digipak	Universal Music Group – 2717859	Italy	2009	Italy — 2009	New Submission
	Romborama CD, Album	KSR – KCCD-369	Japan	2009	Japan — 2009	New Submission
	Romborama CDr, Album, Promo	Dim Mak Records – none	UK	2009	UK — 2009	New Submission
	Romborama 22×File, AIFF, Album	Universal Music Italia – 00602527178639	Italy	2009	Italy — 2009	New Submission
	Romborama 2×CD, Album, Limited Edition	Hussle Recordings – HUSSYCD049	Australia	2010	Australia — 2010	Recently Edited
	Romborama 22×File, MP3, 320 kbps	Hussle Recordings – none	Australia	2013	Australia — 2013	Recently Edited

tr1c3rat0n_music Jul 22, 2022
referencing Romborama (2×LP, Album) DM141-1
This needs a repress! Entering enough words at least !
Risingson Aug 11, 2021
referencing Romborama (2×LP, Album) DM141-1
The Ed Banger era that Justice started was a very fun one but Jesus did all the bands/producers sound the same. The Bloody Beetroots at least had a very fun live which I am not able to say how much was pushing one button and how much it was pushing several ones, but it all smelled and quacked like an act done for 2AM slots at festivals. All ravey, the same bang of tricks that Justice popularised in their first singles, it was done for quick consumption and for quickly forgetting about them.

Which actually I think it's a pity. They really showed some craft in here. There are promises of more interesting sounds when they get closer to oldschool or house but in general they deliver a shouty collection which actually flows pretty well. Though, all in all, the highlight is the so tropey Warp 7.7 where the "feat Steve Aoki" is probably just one shout of that guy. The glissandos and synth pads really stomp in there without mercy.
Goulden Nov 17, 2015
referencing Romborama (2×LP, Album) DM141-1
I've had this on the shelf for quite a while. Why is it worth so much?