1Excursions3:532Buggin' Out3:383Rap Promoter2:134Butter3:395Verses From The Abstract Double Bass Jazz Bass – Vocals Vocal Tones –3:596Show Business Co-producer – Featuring Appears On –, Producer – Written-By –.,.,.,.3:537Vibes And Stuff4:188The Infamous Date Rape2:549Check The Rhime3:3610Everything Is Fair Co-producer – Producer – Written-By –.2:5911Jazz (We've Got)4:0912Skypager2:1313What?2:2914Scenario Featuring Appears On –., Written-By –.,.,.4:10. Recorded and mixed at Battery Studios, Greene Studios and Soundtrack Studios.' Show Business' and 'Everything Is Fair' programmed at Jazzy Jay's Studio.Additional engineering at Battery; Greene Street and at Soundtrack.Mastered DMS, NYC.Direction/management: Baby Sound Productions and Rush Management.' Excursions' contains samples from 'Time Is Running Out' performed by the and written by Omar Ben Hassen.' Check The Rhime' features samples from recording 'Love Your Life' (H. Everything Is Fair' contains samples from 'Let's Take It To The People' (G. Hazel) performed by.'

1. A Tribe Called Quest Clothing

Vibes And Stuff' contains samples from 'Down Here On The Ground' (L. Garnet) performed.

If someone were to come up with a hip-hop time capsule that could store the best material of all time and bury it underground for another to uncover in 50 years' time, there is no question that this CD would be an automatic entry, along with Run-DMC's laceless Adidas shoes and Eric B's gold rope chains. With just their second release, ATCQ cemented their place in history. Jazzy samples underpining some of the best lyrics and tracks ever produced - and each Tribe member coming into their own (perhaps Phife with the biggest improvement, even getting his own track, 'Butter'). From the opening lick of 'Excursions' to the last chorus of 'Scenario', all of it is sheer genius.

The saying is true: they don't make 'em like this anymore. Want more proof? Look at VH1's 2007 Hip Hop Honors ceremony; guess which nominee everyone wanted to see finally get respect. Livro a sindrome da boazinha.

A Tribe Called Quest Clothing

The Low End Theory is the second album by American hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest. Released on September 24, 1991 through Jive Records, the album produced three singles; 'Check the Rhime', 'Jazz (We've Got)', and 'Scenario'. After A Tribe Called Quest's debut album, People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm (1990), Jarobi White left the group to study culinary art. Phife Dawg learned that he was diabetic a month after the album's release and after a discussion with fellow member Q-Tip, they agreed to increase his parti.