Back To Mine - Roots Manuva
Release: Back To Mine - Roots Manuva
- Datum: 25.10.2005
01. Maze Feat. Frankie Beverly - Twilight [3:40]
02. Mantronix - Who Is It? [2:55]
03. LL Cool J - Going Back To Cali [3:57]
04. Wayne Smith - Under Me Sleng Teng [4:01]
05. Nightmares On Wax - 70's & 80's [4:13]
06. Rhythm & Sound - No Partial [3:29]
07. Sizzla - Rastafari Teach I Everything [4:33]
08. Ricky Ranking - Can't Trick I [4:25]
09. Smiley Culture - Shan-Ah-Shan [4:56]
10. Spoonie G And The Treacherous Three - Spoonie G And The Treacherous Three [3:18]
11. Taz - Can't Contain Me [2:56]
12. New Flesh - Wherever We Go [3:45]
13. Jimmy Screech - In This Life [3:45]
14. Wiley - Goin' Mad [3:36]
15. Spoonface & Omar - She Don't Know My Name [3:46]
16. Dee Dee Sharp - Easy Money [3:58]
17. Dungeon Family - Follow The Light [3:43]
18. Grace Jones - Nightclubbing [5:02]
- Genre: Hip-Hop
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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RLS DATE: .. Oct-21-2005
STR DATE: .. Oct-24-2005
ARTiST: .... VA
ALBUM: ..... Back To Mine-Roots Manuva
LABEL: ..... DMC
GENRE: ..... Hip-Hop
SOURCE: .... CDDA
BiTRATE: ... VBR.Kbps.44.1kHz
MODE: ...... Joint-Stereo
TRACKS: .... 01
LENGH: ..... 70:08.Minutes
Description:
The Back to Mine series is ace - just grab some big names and get ‘em to make a compilation album of all their favourite tunes. It takes a different look at what each artists does, points fans in the direction of stuff they could well be into and I bet the artists love making them.
British MC Roots Manuva's offering plays like a classic hip-hop DJ set. From the opening electronics of Maze and Mantronix the album moves through Dub grooves and James Brown funk. Although there are tunes from a wide range of eras it sounds like the sort of set that Grandmaster Flash would turn-in - the original hip-hop stuff where soul and funk were mixed-in with electro stuff like Kraftwerk. It's breakdance music, made to be played through a big old ghetto blaster.
This album shows the roots of a lot of urban music that exists nowadays. It sounds like Manuva has a good grasp of where it that he and his thing come from and the tunes that have helped to shape his sound. This release does exactly what the Back to Mine series sets out for - amongst all this discussion about musical legacies this is simply the stuff that Manuva listens to himself.
