What has made The Roots one of hip-hop's most consistent acts over the past decade-plus has been their ability to bottle up the exuberant energy from their live show and put it on record, from 'Mellow My Man' to 'The Next Movement' to 'The Seed 2.0.' Perhaps though, after all these bottled up years, The Roots' energy is claustrophobic and thus, jaded. It still has a prominent place on Game Theory, but when it's not subdued, it's down right bitter. Black Thought's mumble is terribly menacing on opening cut ...