Could this be a triumphant final roll of the dice or a case of too little, too late?
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: A Tribe Called Quest’s Last Hurrah
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Hey Robbie I was heavily boozed (too) when I checked out a few of the evitan tracks a year or so back but my recollection was being pleasantly surprised with jarobis rapping. I had zero expectation for him, considering he had no verses on Tribe albums then retired to take up chef-ing 20something years earlier…
Oh and that picture you used above is ill too.
My Rocksteady sweatshirt will read ….. ” I Am …A Nineties Rap Tragic “
Completely agree. I assumed he would be total trash but he kinda surprised me on that album.
do you have that pic from another angle by chance?
i’ve always loved since it’s inception. definitely the group that had the biggest influence on my life next to de la & public enemy. i had no idea rip was the overseer of atcq. however over the years i’ve realized rap groups are no different than rock groups. the flaws are what made them one of the most influential groups of all time. it doesn’t matter because i will always love em.
@Sean G – you mean you didn’t google ‘tribe called quest body paint model’ straight away ? Get to it son!