Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: The Roots at their root of creative development

This is the "forgotten" Roots album, the one before the classic "Do You Want More? " ever hit store shelves.The Roots may have been at a developmental stage on this album, but it's still filled with that classic Roots flavor. "Grits" is a fun track with an entertaining hook. The self proclaimed "longest posse cut in history," "The Session" seems to never end. It's well over ten minutes long, but it's not un-bearable. In fact, it's actually an alright track. "Essaywhaman," performed live at the Soulshack, is early evidence of their brilliance in live performances. But the best track on this album has to be "Leonard I-V." Similar to "Swept Away" and "Distortion To Static" (off DYWM), this track uses human voice as part of the beat. Very nice outcome.Overall, although the production on "Organix" is not as advanced or thorough as the Roots newer albums, it still delivers in what's important---providing the listener with some Good Music to enjoy.