Basement Jaxx - Romeo flac album

Romeo" is a song by British electronic music duo Basement Jaxx, which was released on their second studio album Rooty (2001). The single was released on 4 June 2001 as the first single from the studio album. The song received acclaim from music critics, with many referring it as one of the best dancefloor anthems to date. Some of the critics have even listed the song on their best lists and top lists.

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Album · 2001 · 3 Songs. Romeo - EP Basement Jaxx. Listen on Apple Music.

You keep on giving me the hold up, (hold up) You know I wish you'd make your mind up. (mind up) Cuz when we get it on, you're so-so (so-so) You used to be my Romeo. Woa oh ay oh) Cuz you see my dear, I have, had enough Of keeping quiet about all this stuff You're neurotic like a yo-yo, (yo-yo) You used to be my Romeo. Woa oh ya oh) Let it all go (woa oh ay oh) Let it all go (woa oh ay oh) Let it all go (woa oh ay oh). Let it all go (woa oh ay oh) Let it all go. You used to be my Romeo

On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Release title: Basement Jaxx - Romeo. Photo of Basement Jaxx - Romeo. More albums of Basement Jaxx: Remedy. This album was released on the label XL Recordings (catalog number XLSCDS132). This album was released in 2001-06-04 year. Download mp3. Length of track.

Basement Jaxx Format: Vinyl. What an amazing b-side! Huge bass and beats, almost Latin or dance hall-style. Great dance tune with lots of hooks, including jamaican rap. It's a shock this one didn't make it on the album; it's worthy of being its own single. Camberwell Skies is an ambient demo, and interesting enough. My only complaint is all three Romeo mixes, done by the Jaxx themselves, don't stray too far from the original. 2 people found this helpful.

The first single from the Rooty album, this song is about a guy who has gone from romantic to neurotic, and the girl is sick of it. In our interview with Felix Buxton of Basement Jaxx, he explained that he first wrote the lyric from a male perspective: "I used to be your Romeo. He decided to switch it around, so the song became "You used to be my Romeo. Said Buxton: "It's the girl having a go at the guy, but initially it was me having a whinge. I used to be your Romeo, but you're neurotic. So the characters in the play changed.

Romeo (album version) - Basement Jaxx lyrics. Romeo (album version) official lyrics. Base Jaxx You keep on giving me the hold up (Hold up) You know I wish you'd make your mind up (Mind up) 'Cuz when we get it on its so, so (So, so) You used to be my Romeo (Hoo, hoo, yea, ooo) 'Cuz you see my dear I have had enough Of keeping quiet about all this stuff You're