A Tribe Called Quest - Anthology

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For those who haven't discovered that A Tribe Called Quest made several of the best LPs in hip-hop history, Anthology is a perfect way to encapsulate the trio's decade-long career into one manageable portion. All of their best and biggest songs are here, from the early neglected joint "Luck of Lucien" to classic jazz-rap from The Low End Theory like "Jazz (We've Got)," and their 45-rpm peak with "Award Tour," all the way to their last big hit, "Find a Way," from 1998's The Love Movement. Yes, anyone who enjoys hip-hop needs to own at least Midnight Marauders and The Low End Theory, but Anthology succeeds in delivering all the highest points from a great hip-hop group's career. The collection also includes the first solo track from Q-Tip, 1999's "Vivrant Thing." "Check the Rhime" (from The Low End Theory) – 3:38 "Bonita Applebum" (from People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm) – 3:36 "Award Tour" (from Midnight Marauders) – 3:26 "Can I Kick It?" (from People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm) – 4:24 "Scenario" (from The Low End Theory) – 4:09 "Buggin' Out" (from The Low End Theory) – 3:39 "If the Papes Come" (from Mi Vida Loca soundtrack) – 4:14 "Electric Relaxation" (from Midnight Marauders) – 3:46 "Jazz (We've Got)" (from The Low End Theory) – 4:10 "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" (from People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm) – 4:06 "Hot Sex" (from Boomerang (soundtrack)) - 2:45 "Oh My God" (from Midnight Marauders) – 3:24 "Stressed Out" (from Beats, Rhymes and Life) – 4:53 "Luck of Lucien" (from People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm) – 4:32 "Description of a Fool" (from People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm) – 5:41 "Keeping It Moving" (from Beats, Rhymes and Life) – 3:48 "Find a Way" (from The Love Movement) – 3:23 "Sucka Nigga" (from Midnight Marauders) – 3:56 "Vivrant Thing" (from Violator: The Album) – 3:11 Show more