Awfully Deep
- Roots Manuva
- Band Name: Roots Manuva
- Record Label: Big Dada
- Release Date: Apr 19, 2005
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VladislawWMar 10, 20059Another awesome album by Rodney, this mate's like Fugazi - he doesn't record sub-par albums
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DerekLFeb 10, 20059Awfully Deep, is an awfully good third album. Witness the Fitness.
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SpencerBFeb 8, 20058A truly brilliant album. In strictly lyrical & musical terms probably his best yet, however in terms of fun and surprises, that accalade remains with Run Coem Save me.
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SebaVanBFeb 8, 20059Manuva is da bomb !! Very catchy tunes, twisted beats and rather dark themes I give it a 9 because Thinking is a weak track
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RadekLFeb 8, 20059Awfully deep & awfully great!!!
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CornaldMFeb 12, 20059This is the most inventive artist I've heard in years. Great wicked beats and vague lyrics whith an incredible flow.
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AndrewOMar 30, 200510At times....dark, bright, sad, happy, serious, playfull...but entirely honest. Almost a "Brand New Second Hand."
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ChickenSupremeApr 14, 20059One of the albums of the year for sure as Mr Smith once again matches dub up with electro squelches to create a very personal and touching album.
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JimmyJan 12, 200610Pure Goodness
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80It's Manuva's startling honesty which first impresses.
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80Smith's greatest talent lies in his surreal, witty wordplay and avuncular tone, and the way they combine to make what could be the usual rap anger sound both intimate and strangely uplifting. [Feb 2005, p.95]
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His best [album] yet, his most fully-formed, emotionally engaging and sonically rewarding.