A Tribe Called Quest The Low End Theory Audio-CD

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• move on up

  Written on 18. August 2005 by haneke.

  This customer review refers to a alternative version.

  Wunderbare jazzige Beats, relaxte Atmosphäre und endlich mal gute Texte auf nem Hip Hop Album. Great.

• richtig heftig

  Written on 18. January 2005 by ill till.

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  gfallt mer würklich sehr guät. old school beats und geili, spassigi text. im höchsten grade empfehlenswert.
  peace

• das

  Written on 05. December 2004 by starang wondah.

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  isch hiphop
  

• Hammer!

  Written on 02. December 2003 by Master T..

  This customer review refers to a alternative version.

  Nicht umsonst und ohne Grund eines der bedeutensten Hip-Hop Alben ever. Fett und real...
  Das flasht. Kaufen!

• perfektion per minimalismusm

  Written on 20. August 2002 by tour.

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  das erinneret mi när wider, wiso ig ds gsamte LIEBE!!

• Written on 16. November 2001 by chilltang.

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  eifach fett

• 10 years since the legendary Low End Theory

  Written on 24. September 2001 by mr_ubiquitious.

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  Thanks for giving me perception. Low End Theory is a guideline for life!

• "Jazziest" Hip Hop album ever !!!

  Written on 28. April 2001 by mr_ubiquitious.

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  Most people deem The Low End Theory A Tribe Called Quest' best album. Though I slightly disagree on that point (in my opinion Midnight Marauders is their best effort)I have to say that it must be ranked under the first 5 in a chart for best Hip Hop albums ever.

• Written on 01. February 2001 by mr_ubiquitious.

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  1991... album number 2. The Tribe found itself in the midst of a transition where old skool gave way to new school. Fittingly they understood it to intertwine smooth Jazz beats into their rap songs. By doing so they once again remained distinctive within the Hip-Hop genre. De La Soul and Gang Starr excluded, probably no others have ever put so much emphasis on using Jazz as overt as A Tribe Called Quest did.
  
  If you wanna get a Hip-Hop/Jazz combo go ahead and order...

• Written on 25. November 2000 by Futz.

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  VOOOOOOLLLLLLL FETTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT