Game Theory
August 29, 2006
I’ve been listening to The Roots’ Game Theory all day today.
If there’s anything I like about The Roots, it’s that their use of a full band makes them seem so genuine, and it fits perfectly with their hard-ass lyrics. They’re not messing around, these guys, and it shows.
Well, this album shows it even more. Holy shit. It’s good. As Eric says, “They got mad.”
Yes. Yes they have.
It hits stores today. Go buy it. Now. It’s their best album since The Roots Come Alive. Do it, or else.
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uh, i believe the actual quote was “they got mad, or something.”
it is really good, but think it’s the best since phrenology, which was only two records ago. but do buy it now.
eric
Yeah… close enough, eh?