The Roots - The Good, The Bad, and The Desolate video free download
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Duration: 04:06
Uploaded: 2008/04/24
The Roots contribute a track to the 1996 soundtrack for "High School High." One of the best songs they ever recorded.
Verse 1: Black Thought
Verse 2: Malik B.
Verse 3: Dice Raw
Comments
9 years ago
vinny forca
damn this is raw10 years ago
David Marte
Loved this track since 199710 years ago
rastaRoss420
Peace Fam B)+SOUTHEAST LOS ANGELES +Boogie Man +Br0therJ +Franklin Benjamin +FUNKYDAR1 +Gato Jazzy +Rap Dealers 10 years ago
SeI3I3IG
Pure gem11 years ago
Jordan Benevides
MEU FILHO ABENÇOADO POR DEUS11 years ago
George Whitehead
This track goes hard!!!!!11 years ago
suaved
Two thumbs up!12 years ago
Xavier Williams
I was listening to this back in High School. The Roots was in they prime in this era12 years ago
Sean Grace
*The Roots - "The Good, The Bad, & The Desolate"*Another one from *High School High*. This song has Malik B flowin on it too. #HipHopSoundtracks 12 years ago
Toblerusse
??? whatchu mean? i dont follow. My comment was just saying that the roots crew formed (well, BT and ?L met) in 1987. What should i be looking for in the thesaurus?12 years ago
marko sorovic
for the numbers they dont really matter12 years ago
marko sorovic
look in the thesaurus brother lol12 years ago
Henry Hill
How am I only just hearing this???12 years ago
cerebro7
"In battle as a revolutionary adolescent". "Stress relates to those who walk around protected". CLASSIC JOINT13 years ago
Keanon Martin
Malik B And Black Thought.. THE BEST EVER13 years ago
odkelp
Love this record right here. Miss the 90s Hip Hop..13 years ago
steeltownbrown52
@LouieV6 That's not Mad Lion. It's Skanky Don, according to the album credits of the High School High OST.13 years ago
steeltownbrown52
@EddyKnucks It's neither Mad Lion or Buju Banton. The guy doing the hook is Skanky Don. Are CDs that extinct, sheesh.13 years ago
LouieV6
Mad Lion + Roots = me raping the replay button13 years ago
Eddie Knucks
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