Name: Movement [Digipak] *
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Movement [Digipak] *

Rating

Album: Movement [Digipak] *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Rory of Stone Love Intro
2)	Time Is an Illusion
3)	Victims of the System
4)	Deep Underground Interlude
5)	Herb Fields
6)	20 Centuries
7)	Hammer
8)	Farming
9)	In the Jungle
10)	Special Place
11)	Orange Sun Rays Outro
12)	Riverstone
13)	Climbing to the Rootz Interlude
14)	In My Hut
15)	Rain
16)	When I Go
17)	Corners of My Mind
18)	How Much Longer
19)	In the Jungle Remix - (remix, Bonus Track)

Album: Movement [Digipak] *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Rory of Stone Love Intro
2)	Time Is an Illusion
3)	Victims of the System
4)	Deep Underground Interlude
5)	Herb Fields
6)	20 Centuries
7)	Hammer
8)	Farming
9)	In the Jungle
10)	Special Place
11)	Orange Sun Rays Outro
12)	Riverstone
13)	Climbing to the Rootz Interlude
14)	In My Hut
15)	Rain
16)	When I Go
17)	Corners of My Mind
18)	How Much Longer
19)	In the Jungle Remix - (remix, Bonus Track)

Performer Notes

Rootz Underground: Jeffrey Moss Solomon (vocals, guitar); Paul "Scooby" Smith (vocals, organ, keyboards); Stephen Newland (vocals); Charles Lazarus (guitar); Colin Young (bass guitar); Leon Alexander Campbell Jr. (drums).
A blind listening test to the debut album from the Kingston, Jamaica, outfit Rootz Underground might leave listeners guessing that the disc was recorded in the early 1980s. MOVEMENT was actually released in 2008, but its style--pure roots rock reggae--recalls the crisp sound of second wave roots bands like Steel Pulse and Black Uhuru. Yet Rootz Underground isn't merely a retro outfit; their updated take on classic Rasta grooves is vital and refreshing. Dense, percolating beds of rhythm, sweet guitar and keys, and touches of psychedelic production make MOVEMENT a deep and welcome listen.

Professional Reviews

Global Rhythm (Publication) (p.48) - "The band delivers a well-crafted balance of easy skanking and reverent passion that's well worth the wait..."

Record Collector (magazine) (p.99) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[They] purvey a solid modern roots sound with a lead vocalist whose hoarse delivery brings to mind a Junior Marley or two."