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| 1. | Souldier
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| 2. | Puro Feeling
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| 3. | Spill The Wine
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| 4. | Cocodrilo Jodido
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| 5. | Soulboat
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| 6. | How U Want
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| 7. | B-Side Boogaloo
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| 8. | Movement
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| 9. | Cereal Box Conspiracy
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| 10. | Baila
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| 11. | Tloque In Nahuaque
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Rock / Latin Rock; Contemporary Reggae; Son
Movement by the B-Side Players is a high-energy, multi-genre stew with the distinct flavors of reggae, funk, Latin jazz, rock, and hip-hop. Movement has a lot of social and political substance and is a memorable release. "Souldier" is a Marley-esque call for hope and pride in the face of troubling times. "Puro Feeling" combines an Issac Hayes funk groove with a flamenco rhythm and a jazzy melody, making it a perfect hit for a sunny day. The band wonderfully celebrates its individualism in "Spill the Wine." None of the eclectic musical choices, like adding a DJ scratching to a heavy metal song, seem forced. The uplifting social comments in the B-Side Players' songs cover tolerance, higher consciousness, and peace. The album includes reworkings of older B-side songs (including "Baila"), and sounds like a jazzy, funky, Latin Rage Against the Machine. The B-Side Players are part of a Movement toward an integrated, diverse, and inspired future. This organic, intelligent album is highly recommended, especially for fans of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage, and similar bands.
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