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Hahaha... nice song kinda, but more entertaining dubbed overSpeaking of boondocks, you guys should check out the Unspoken Heard, they made the theme song for that show I believe, they're a really nice underground rap duo. People who like a Tribe called Quest would like them, but they are more lyrical IMO
Hahaha... nice song kinda, but more entertaining dubbed overSpeaking of boondocks, you guys should check out the Unspoken Heard, they made the theme song for that show I believe, they're a really nice underground rap duo. People who like a Tribe called Quest would like them, but they are more lyrical IMO
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A Trice Called Quest is awesome...gotta check them out. Any song suggestions?
A Trice Called Quest is awesome...gotta check them out. Any song suggestions?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unspoken_HeardCan't put a finger on a certain song, but I downloaded both their albums and was very satisfied
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unspoken_HeardCan't put a finger on a certain song, but I downloaded both their albums and was very satisfied
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BluffCityBlue @ Jun 21 2007, 10:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>A Trice Called Quest is awesome...gotta check them out. Any song suggestions?</div>With Tribe, it's best to work chronologically. Q-Tip expands so much as an emcee. Tribe was known for offering the best singles. They would remix songs with different beats and at times, different lyrics. Extended beats (great production), extras...It was like buying another CD. All five of their albums are essential, but they also did alot of unnoticed work on soundtracks. Their 2nd album, The Low End Theory, was thought untoppable, but Midnight Marauders is one of the best albums in music history, spawning ridiculous remixes. They never got better than their third album, but they didn't get too much worse. The best lyrics met the best production and teetered afterward. Tip did a couple of solo albums and one did pretty good. He said that hip hop was dead back in 98, I think. Ali joined a triptet called Lucy's Pearl, and they did ok. Fife disappeared without anybody else willing to take him as a sidekick."Description of a Fool""Bonita Applebum (between the sheets remix)" Poetic Justice Soundtrack "Jazz (We Got)""Butter"This is where the game gets really good."Sucker Nigga""Electric Relaxation""Oh My God (remix)" 'The Chase, part 2"This is some later work."Find My Way""Glamour and Glitz" The Show SoundtrackHere's a remix of "Oh My God" with Buster. Remixes were their hallmark. It was like they would have three dope versions of the same song. Their singles are invaluable.http://youtube.com/watch?v=qG6egL8L2LA&...ted&search=Edit: It took me like a half hour to write this because I kept going from song to song.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BluffCityBlue @ Jun 21 2007, 10:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>A Trice Called Quest is awesome...gotta check them out. Any song suggestions?</div>With Tribe, it's best to work chronologically. Q-Tip expands so much as an emcee. Tribe was known for offering the best singles. They would remix songs with different beats and at times, different lyrics. Extended beats (great production), extras...It was like buying another CD. All five of their albums are essential, but they also did alot of unnoticed work on soundtracks. Their 2nd album, The Low End Theory, was thought untoppable, but Midnight Marauders is one of the best albums in music history, spawning ridiculous remixes. They never got better than their third album, but they didn't get too much worse. The best lyrics met the best production and teetered afterward. Tip did a couple of solo albums and one did pretty good. He said that hip hop was dead back in 98, I think. Ali joined a triptet called Lucy's Pearl, and they did ok. Fife disappeared without anybody else willing to take him as a sidekick."Description of a Fool""Bonita Applebum (between the sheets remix)" Poetic Justice Soundtrack "Jazz (We Got)""Butter"This is where the game gets really good."Sucker Nigga""Electric Relaxation""Oh My God (remix)" 'The Chase, part 2"This is some later work."Find My Way""Glamour and Glitz" The Show SoundtrackHere's a remix of "Oh My God" with Buster. Remixes were their hallmark. It was like they would have three dope versions of the same song. Their singles are invaluable.http://youtube.com/watch?v=qG6egL8L2LA&...ted&search=Edit: It took me like a half hour to write this because I kept going from song to song.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (gentile @ Jun 26 2007, 08:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>With Tribe, it's best to work chronologically. Q-Tip expands so much as an emcee. Tribe was known for offering the best singles. They would remix songs with different beats and at times, different lyrics. Extended beats (great production), extras...It was like buying another CD. All five of their albums are essential, but they also did alot of unnoticed work on soundtracks. Their 2nd album, The Low End Theory, was thought untoppable, but Midnight Marauders is one of the best albums in music history, spawning ridiculous remixes. They never got better than their third album, but they didn't get too much worse. The best lyrics met the best production and teetered afterward. Tip did a couple of solo albums and one did pretty good. He said that hip hop was dead back in 98, I think. Ali joined a triptet called Lucy's Pearl, and they did ok. Fife disappeared without anybody else willing to take him as a sidekick."Description of a Fool""Bonita Applebum (between the sheets remix)" Poetic Justice Soundtrack "Jazz (We Got)""Butter"This is where the game gets really good."Sucker Nigga""Electric Relaxation""Oh My God (remix)" 'The Chase, part 2"This is some later work."Find my way"Here's a remix of "Oh My God" with Buster. Remixes were their hallmark. It was like they would have three dope versions of the same song. Their singles are invaluable.http://youtube.com/watch?v=qG6egL8L2LA&...ted&search=</div>He's talking about the Unspoken Heard... and you forgot to add in Scenario, that's a Tribe mustSame with Award Tour, I would just check out all their singles first
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (gentile @ Jun 26 2007, 08:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>With Tribe, it's best to work chronologically. Q-Tip expands so much as an emcee. Tribe was known for offering the best singles. They would remix songs with different beats and at times, different lyrics. Extended beats (great production), extras...It was like buying another CD. All five of their albums are essential, but they also did alot of unnoticed work on soundtracks. Their 2nd album, The Low End Theory, was thought untoppable, but Midnight Marauders is one of the best albums in music history, spawning ridiculous remixes. They never got better than their third album, but they didn't get too much worse. The best lyrics met the best production and teetered afterward. Tip did a couple of solo albums and one did pretty good. He said that hip hop was dead back in 98, I think. Ali joined a triptet called Lucy's Pearl, and they did ok. Fife disappeared without anybody else willing to take him as a sidekick."Description of a Fool""Bonita Applebum (between the sheets remix)" Poetic Justice Soundtrack "Jazz (We Got)""Butter"This is where the game gets really good."Sucker Nigga""Electric Relaxation""Oh My God (remix)" 'The Chase, part 2"This is some later work."Find my way"Here's a remix of "Oh My God" with Buster. Remixes were their hallmark. It was like they would have three dope versions of the same song. Their singles are invaluable.http://youtube.com/watch?v=qG6egL8L2LA&...ted&search=</div>He's talking about the Unspoken Heard... and you forgot to add in Scenario, that's a Tribe mustSame with Award Tour, I would just check out all their singles first
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I thought "Award Tour," and both mixes of "Scenario" were just eh, compared to the gems I've assembled. Now that I think about it, I didn't like their videos or singles near as much as the hidden stuff on the albums. If I wanted to introduce myself to Tribe, this is the list and method I would use.
I thought "Award Tour," and both mixes of "Scenario" were just eh, compared to the gems I've assembled. Now that I think about it, I didn't like their videos or singles near as much as the hidden stuff on the albums. If I wanted to introduce myself to Tribe, this is the list and method I would use.
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I think the reason I'm saying that is because that's how I started out listening to them, and they're my favorite rap group easily. And I started listening to them for a long time, before I could even really appreciate music
I think the reason I'm saying that is because that's how I started out listening to them, and they're my favorite rap group easily. And I started listening to them for a long time, before I could even really appreciate music
