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| Released: | 29/3/1999 |
| Condition: | New |
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A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - LOW END THEORY
Price:
€14.99
Format: Compact Disc
Availability:
Immediate Dispatch
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With their second album in 1991, they became serious contenders for Public Enemy's (until then) undisputed crown as hip-hop's cultural leaders. However, where their debut was propelled by a disparate array of samples, The Low-End Theory was built on a stricter musical doctrine - its spine provided by bebop jazz. Though jazz-rap crossover would become a staple of popular music in the mid-90s (Gang Starr, Jazzmatazz, etc.), this album played a substantial part in breaking down barriers between genres. Phife Dog and Q-Tip are on great form too, making the most of Quest's energetic production with cool asides and insightful observations ('The Infamous Date Rape', 'Showbusiness').
| Discs 1 | | 1) | Excursions | | 2) | Buggin' Out | | 3) | Rap Promoter | | 4) | Butter | | 5) | Verses From The Abstract | | 6) | Showbusiness | | 7) | Vibes And Stuff | | 8) | Infamous Date Rape | | 9) | Check The Rhyme | | 10) | Everything Is Fair | | 11) | Jazz (We've Got) | | 12) | Sky Pager | | 13) | What | | 14) | Scenario |
Rap/Hip Hop/R&B
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