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| 1. Next Movement |
| 2. Step into the Realm |
| 3. Proceed |
| 4. Mellow My Man |
| 5. Love Of My Life - (featuring Common) |
| 6. Ultimate |
| 7. Don't See Us |
| 8. 100% Dundee |
| 9. Adrenaline! - Dice Raw |
| 10. Essaywhuman?!!!??! |
| 11. Silent Treatment |
| 12. Notice |
| 13. You Got Me |
| 14. What You Want |
| 15. We Got You - (featuring Jaguar) |
| 16. The Lesson Part III (It's Over Now) |
In the early 1990s, Wu-Tang Clan producer RZA was feted for his use of pianos and strings, just as GangStarr's Premier has been recogniSed for his innovative use of rare and classic jazz. The Roots, on the other hand, are led by drummer Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson, who probably performs innovative fills while waiting in line at the bank; joined by ace bassist Leon "Hub" Hubbard and keyboardist Kamal, they form a trio that, in another decade, would be one of Blue Note's mainstays. On Come Alive, they get to strut their stuff as never before, resulting in what is easily the best live hip-hop album to date--and, hopefully, just a hint of what is to come from Philly's finest. --Randy Silver
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