A Tribe Called Quest – The Low End Theory (Vinyl 12" Album)
A Hip-Hop Masterpiece on Wax
Released in 1991, The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest is a landmark in hip-hop history. With deep jazz influences, rich basslines, and razor-sharp lyricism, this album redefined the sound of alternative hip-hop. Q-Tip’s smooth delivery, Phife Dawg’s energetic presence, and Ali Shaheed Muhammad’s masterful production create an album that is as timeless as it is groundbreaking.
The album seamlessly blends jazz instrumentation with boom-bap beats, giving rise to classics like Check the Rhime, Scenario, and Jazz (We’ve Got). It’s a must-have for vinyl collectors and hip-hop heads alike.
Tracklist:
Side A
- Excursions
- Buggin' Out
- Rap Promoter
- Butter
- Verses from the Abstract
- Show Business
Side B
7. Vibes and Stuff
8. The Infamous Date Rape
9. Check the Rhime
10. Everything Is Fair
11. Jazz (We've Got)
12. Skypager
13. What?
14. Scenario
Fun Fact:
Bass legend Ron Carter, a key figure in jazz history, played double bass on Verses from the Abstract, bridging the gap between two musical worlds.
Why Buy This Vinyl?
- Pressed on high-quality vinyl for warm, rich sound.
- Features some of the most iconic tracks in hip-hop history.
- A defining album in jazz-rap and conscious hip-hop.
- Essential for fans of classic rap and crate diggers alike.
This is more than just an album—it's a cornerstone of hip-hop culture. Add The Low End Theory to your collection today!