ROOTY

CD received on time and immaculate condition.

Arrived quick... at a good price.... nothing to whinge about.

This album is adding to 2001's already great list of albums (ie Dafdt Punks especially). Its another great album which seems to be a happy comprimise between Poppy songs and housey club tracks. Im not saying its pop but rather doesn't go totally club on us. Songs like "Do Your Thing" are like brilliance. I have it on vinyl and am not sure however whether it s club materials at times. Just get it anyway.

Perfect new condition at a bargain price

Good album, if you're into Basement Jaxx I recommend this album. So brilliant. Makes you wanna get up and dance

Perfect

not quite what I was expecting as it's not as good as i'd hoped it would be. I don't mind listening to 'new' songs, but I found I didn't like quite a few of them :(

Great fun and excellent value for money

Queste sono le condizioni in cui è arrivato il disco, non aggiungo altro

The Japanese version of this includes the two Shinichi Osawa remixes of Romeo. While I think they're interesting, they're really busy and I think all the added effects overwhelm what on its own is a great song. I don't think there's any reason to get the Japanese version unless you're a completest. Other than that, Rooty is a great album. I'd probably suggest The Singles is understandably your best bet for a Basement Jaxx album purchase, but you can't go wrong with any of their full albums.

It is a lively song that makes you happy all day after hearing the music

So its a lot of fun to listen to. Sexy, electronic, dancy beats with a little bit of lounge thrown in. Its a shame that the album doesnt really stand out against a canvas of other vibrant electronic dance music. Dont get me wrong, there really is a lot to like, but nothing really stands out. Its a lot of fun to listen to, and you can safely keep it running in your cd/mp3 player at work or in the car without it either being too distracting or "getting you down." Whats more is your coworkers may even like it. Its just "poppy" enough that most people will probably like it, and just novel enough that those looking for something a little different will most likely be satisfied. An additional note: most people have told me they like the Remedy album better; I like them about the same.

These arrived just in time for my son to decide he wanted to learn how to DJ. He was drawn to these like steel to a magnet. So far working just fine.