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Tribe Called Quest: Low End Theory - （ VINYL LP ）
Tribe Called Quest: Low End Theory - （ VINYL LP ）
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Title: Low End Theory
Artist: Tribe Called Quest
Label: Sony Uk
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 196588848711
Genre: Rap/Hip Hop
Release Date: 2024-08-16
Number of Discs: 2
In 1991, A Tribe Called Quest released The Low End Theory, a groundbreaking album that solidified their status as hip-hop legends. Building on the jazz-infused sound of their debut, the album featured sparse grooves and expertly chosen bass samples, with jazz bassist Ron Carter contributing to 'Verses from the Abstract.' DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad's minimalistic approach allowed Q-Tip and Phife Dawg's lyrical prowess to shine, showcasing their clever wordplay, humor, and social commentary. Tracks like 'Butter' and 'The Infamous Date Rape' addressed misogyny, while 'Rap Promoter' and 'Show Business' critiqued the music industry. The album's production is consistently smooth, with standout tracks such as 'Check The Rhime' and 'Jazz (We've Got).' The posse cut 'Scenario,' featuring Leaders of the New School, is a legendary closer. The album's influence on hip-hop is undeniable, inspiring future artists like Kendrick Lamar and Outkast. The Low End Theory remains relevant and refreshing, a testament to Tribe's creativity and unflappable style. It's a masterful blend of thought-provoking lyrics and impeccable production, making it one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.
Tracks:
1.1 Excursions
1.2 Buggin' Out
1.3 Rap Promoter
1.4 Butter
1.5 Verses from the Abstract
1.6 Show Business
1.7 Vibes and Stuff
2.1 The Infamous Date Rape
2.2 Check the Rhime
2.3 Everything Is Fair
2.4 Jazz (We've Got)
2.5 Skypager
2.6 What?
2.7 Scenario
Artist: Tribe Called Quest
Label: Sony Uk
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 196588848711
Genre: Rap/Hip Hop
Release Date: 2024-08-16
Number of Discs: 2
In 1991, A Tribe Called Quest released The Low End Theory, a groundbreaking album that solidified their status as hip-hop legends. Building on the jazz-infused sound of their debut, the album featured sparse grooves and expertly chosen bass samples, with jazz bassist Ron Carter contributing to 'Verses from the Abstract.' DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad's minimalistic approach allowed Q-Tip and Phife Dawg's lyrical prowess to shine, showcasing their clever wordplay, humor, and social commentary. Tracks like 'Butter' and 'The Infamous Date Rape' addressed misogyny, while 'Rap Promoter' and 'Show Business' critiqued the music industry. The album's production is consistently smooth, with standout tracks such as 'Check The Rhime' and 'Jazz (We've Got).' The posse cut 'Scenario,' featuring Leaders of the New School, is a legendary closer. The album's influence on hip-hop is undeniable, inspiring future artists like Kendrick Lamar and Outkast. The Low End Theory remains relevant and refreshing, a testament to Tribe's creativity and unflappable style. It's a masterful blend of thought-provoking lyrics and impeccable production, making it one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.
Tracks:
1.1 Excursions
1.2 Buggin' Out
1.3 Rap Promoter
1.4 Butter
1.5 Verses from the Abstract
1.6 Show Business
1.7 Vibes and Stuff
2.1 The Infamous Date Rape
2.2 Check the Rhime
2.3 Everything Is Fair
2.4 Jazz (We've Got)
2.5 Skypager
2.6 What?
2.7 Scenario
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