3 Feet High and Rising

I have not heard of this album or hip hop group before. It reminds me a bit of OutKast because of the interludes on the album. I’m not the biggest fan of this genre so none of the songs stood out to me. I probably won’t listen again.

A bit boring, blended into the background and just sounded like a generic hip hop beat. Probably didn't give it the sit down and listen attention it needed, but not sure I want to now!

Interesting - in some ways I quite like the multi-layered approach of the album and it was certainly slightly ahead of the curve at the time. (No need to revisit it, though…)

Not my jam, but didn't hate it

Some of this album had a fun beat and I enjoyed listening to it. But I didn't love the quiz show bit and also "De La Orgee" kinda ruined it for me.

Eye Know was good, the rest is just not my thing.

Not my music

Ok I just don't like rap, but this... this was alright. I didn't hate it. I rather liked that it sounded upbeat and happy

I hate hip hop. But remember when hip hop was sort of lighthearted and fun? That's what this is. If you like nostalgic rap this is for you. It's not for me. It's not as unlistenable as modern hip hop but I got tired of it after about ten minutes. Because of the way the genre has changed, would this be considered novelty rap now? 2 stars because at least it has nostalgic value I guess.

It was fine

2.5

Heard good things. Maybe in the context of its release it was more groundbreaking, but it didn’t actually do too much for me in 2023.

Not my cup o’ tea, though it’s funny and groovy in spots.

Did enjoy some songs, but in general this is not my kind of music.

2/5

Manche coole Songs. Ist aber allgemein nicht so mein Geschmack. 4.9/10

I couldn’t have cared less, tbh.

Can hear the roots of hip hop.

It's rap, so...well, you know. And yet there are some actual melodies worth hearing here. So maybe one more star.

This style of music is not for me but I do understand why it made the list.

Not my style, not bad not good

5/10

3 is a magic number but outside of that didnt like it as much as Id hoped

Probably would have enjoyed when I was younger but no longer my thing

At first I thought it wasn’t good but it also wasn’t bad. Then, about half way through the album I started getting pretty annoyed that I was still listening to it. It’s just the same stuff over and over. There’s no substance.

Eine Nummer war gut: Eye Know Sonst zu viel Hip Hop :-)

An undeniably impactful on the history and development of hip hop, but not a particularly enjoyable listen. The spoken word style isn't my favorite and falls flat when combined with the often nonsensical lyricism. Also felt the game show framing device had a lot of unrealized potential. Favorite track: This is a Recording 4 Living in a Fulltime ERA

It's entertaining. Not something I'll likely come back to, but it's likable.

Inte bra

m'eh

Not as strong overall as I remembered.

It's fun, but feels pretty mild today. The humour isn't particularly funny but it's enjoyable hearing how much fun they had whilst making the album. It doesn't take itself too seriously.

Very disappointed in this one. I thought it was going to be a "smarter" rap album, but the lyrics are pretty crap and amateur. I think he rapped about poo-poo in his pocket and another song had poo-poo in his hand. Screaming about soda flavors (COCA-COLAAAAAAA, SPRIIIIIIIIITE). It was all a slightly edgier Young MC or Fresh Prince. Some of the music is good, but is any of the good stuff original? I heard Schoolhouse Rock, Steely Dan, Otis Redding, Ben E. King, Funkadelic, and those are just the ones I recognized.

One or two decent songs but overall not my thing. It is a cohesive album though

:/

Normally I love Jazz Rap, but I dont know, its not really grabbing me. To me a lot of the songs pretty much just sound the exact same.

The Magic Number // Eye Know // Plug Tunin’ // Me, Myself and I

I understand the cultural relevance of this album and I do enjoy hip hop and rap roots but it is what it is. A raw blueprint for what rap can be. For their time its a masterpiece but to today more spiritual rap like K dot, JID, and J cole, it doesnt hold up

sadly did not really like it ):

Brani Preferiti: - "The Magic Number" Note: Apprezzo il modo in cui questo album è stato strutturato e pensato, per il tempo si può definire divertente ed innovativo. Infatti non credo che questo album sia brutto o inascoltabile, anzi i cantanti hanno una voce soave... il problema è che questo disco non mi trasmette niente. Rispetto per essere stato il catalizzatore per il cambiamento della scena hip-hop del tempo, ma l'unico motivo per il quale c'è un singolo brano preferito, è perché mi piace il ritornello spesso sentito nei meme.

Didn't listen properly, maybe too upbeat for me yesterday.

Not feeling it.

I knew the era that 3 Feet High and Rising came out, but couldn't say for sure if I had heard a full track from De La Soul. "The Magic Number" resolved that question quickly, but the rest of the album was new to me. "The Magic Number" is a good representation of what De La Soul has to offer (and is my favorite track from the album). De La Soul sounds like a band that wants to have fun with their music. "The Magic Number" sounds a little retro, like they're reaching back towards some School House Rock, while using the latest sounds available to rap and hip-hop of this era. This album is rooted in its time period. For example, "Take it off" is like a fashion time capsule of the late 80s. These combinations of retro, leading edge, and the present moment are mixed together in an effort to play and have some fun. Sadly, in spite of the sense of play on the album there are multiple tracks that I would have to skip on a replay, possibly more if I were to dig down into all of the lyrics. Even though the band is at play, they unfortunately play "dumb boys" too well, with lyrics and content that I wouldn't want my mother or my daughters to have to listen to. I would have to admit that I probably took on the role of "dumb boy" quite often, but at this point I don't want to listen to that approach to lyrics either. There was some fun with a lot of this music, but the leading impression from this album by the end was "gross".

pass

Not for me 2/5

Love the samples but de la soul has never really been high on my list

A few bangers on here that I've heard before, but the in between wasn't that good.

bof serieux, ca commence bien maisa rp`s 1 heure c,est vraiment du pareil au meme . 2.75

Y qcyo medio pelo , es demasiado largo lo saque a la mitad pero no esta tan mal

This got old pretty fast. Unbearably long for how repetitive it is.

There's some cool beats in here to start; but it overall feels pretty boring and not very well produced. The game show interludes didn't really make sense to me either. The main rapper has a cool voice, but there isn't much else that he brings to the table. It got a bit better at the end, but nothing to write home about. It's a shame because I generally like this era of hip hop, but this wasn't quite it. Eye Know was a standout for this one.

I'm sure this was pretty prolific at the time it came out, but for me it just sounds like a worse Tribe Called Quest. They may have had influence over them which is tight but overall it's just an ok listen. I liked that song Eye Know with Otis Redding though. Oh of course Q-Tip pops up maybe that's where I'm getting the Tribe from idk. Dos.

.Best tracks are; Ghetto Thang, Tread Water, Potholes in my Lawn, Say No Go. Not as bad as I thought it would be as not a fan of Hip Hop or Rap

I would have needed to be approximately 3 rips high for this music to speak de ma soul. It was a cool concept and some songs were good (Magic Number, Eye Know, Me Myself and I), but most fell flat and felt repetitive.

C- Intro - 1 The Magic Number - 4 Change In Speak - 3 Cool Breeze On the Rocks (The Melted Version) - 3 Can U Keep a Secret - 2 Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin’s Revenge) - 2 Ghetto Thang - 2 Transmitting Live from Mars - 3 Eye Know (feat. Otis Redding) - 3 Take It Off - 1 A Little Bit of Soap - 3 Tread Water - 3 Potholes In My Lawn - 2 Say No Go - 2 Do As De La Does - 2 Plug Tunin’ (Last Chance to Comprehend) - 3 De La Orgee - 3 Buddy - 3 Description - 2 Me Myself and I - 2 This Is a Recording 4 Living In a Fulltime Era (L.I.F.E.) - 2 I Can Do Anything (Delacratic) - 3 D.A.I.S.Y. Age - 1 This was long and meh. Everything I hate in an album. Thanks for the Spiderman 3 credits though.

Have to say this didn't do it for me which I was surprised by.

Odd concept

Not for me. A couple of good songs I liked but not the rest of the album

I don't know man, i think I just don't like this kind of hip hop. there were a few songs on this album I liked (Jenifa Taught Me, Me Myself and I) but it felt way too long and most of the songs were pretty boring to me.

pretty good. i like hip hop. but it’s one of those albums that’s way too fucking long. the skits are cute/entertaining but they don’t make any sense. can u keep a secret just seems like some inside joke conceived after smoking a joint and then just recorded as a joke. it isn’t fire or funny. everything after tread water should’ve been cut. transmitting from mars should’ve been an instrumental no one wants to hear all that french crap , please. if this album was simply magic number, change speak, jenifa taught me, ghetto thang , eye know ,little bit of soap, and tread water this would be a strong three stars. however, they got greedy so for that they get two.

I liked the sense of humour shown in this album but ultimately it didn't leave an impression. Also, in several of the songs, the mixing seemed off as the vocals were overshadowed by the volume of the music. Pretty basic beats made this a fine listen but not a notable listen

I'm not sure if this inspired other artists and that's why it was included on the list or what. It was fine but nothing in here really stood out to me to make this a must listen album.

While this is a fun album I didn’t really enjoy it. Lots of random vocal interludes and I don’t need a song about dandruff ever.

I like De La Soul but I’ve never listened to this album and I don’t think I like it

Not my thing.

Generic hip hop.

Didn’t grab me.

p630. 1989. 2.5 stars Hip-hop/rap, so wrong audience. Well done of its kind though, and with a sense of humour. Well chosen samples, but unlikely to listen again.

This is the reason people don't think rap is real music.

Music is good, dont like the talk show in between songs

Funk on jees mutta tämä on alku-hiphopin tyyliin monotonista olematta monotonista eli tylsää läpeensä

Sounds like hiphop for 8-12 year olds in the late 80s. Boring, simplistic and nonsensical. Probably included 'De La Orgee" so it wouldn't be placed in the children's aisles at record stodes. Not absolutely atrocious though, so probably doesn't deserve 1*. Not far off though. 1.5*

*whispering* This album has dandruff

Really weak

Sounded like what early 90s hip hop sounded like. Why is hip hop obsessed with skits? They’re the worst

Skulle vara mer elektronisk musik än dessa hopplösa hip-hop album.

Well, a bit hard to track done the songs. What I could find (or remember) had a nice groove in parts, but I'd just rather listen to the source than the mashup.

Hip hop. Coñazo.

mostly forgettable early rap the most popular song isn't bad though 2.5

Was OK back in the day, seems kinda lame now. Background blather is irritating.

Fun, too long and the less than stellar parts take away from the joy of the true bops.

I can't describe a situation where I would prefer this album over any different one... so... that's a point for itself

I'm finding it very hard to get into this one. All the silly spoken word passages are very offputting

Its all a bit twee nowadays

Nope

I remember this getting played a lot when it first came out but never coming around to it - I found them a bit cutesy maybe? I can say that with the cast-of-thousands production we hear on Kendrick & Kanye, this, by comparison is one-dimensional and repetitive, but they were dealing with the tech and budget available at the time.

Some decent beats. Occasional good funk. Samples are fine. Also includes garbage like "take it off." Best of the 4 albums so far.

Although the grooves are mostly borrowed, at least they're there. But to drown them out in all that busy-ness and buzziness empties the whole experience. Ultimately, it becomes mind numbing fluff.

I didn't care for this. It's probably good but I was mostly bored. Sorry that's all I have.

eh

Sounds like funkmaster sex

I'm not a big fan of the old school hip hop, but I can see the appeal of this album. They have a pretty clean and fresh take on the genre for the time.

taste: 3/10 known: 0/10

Just not my thing. I found the skits lame and the borderline comedic lyrics also lame. That almost camp version of rap is to me just lacks purpose.

Not my thing

I find this album remarkably annoying. It’s not objectively terrible, but if I listen to any more of it I think I’d tear my hair out.

Imo rap

I have no idea what this was but I came in thinking this would be fine but this was just garbage all the way through I cut it off half way in.

same song over and over, also aged like milk. extremely dated.

man. hitting a stretch of not so great stuff...

The mix is bad and overall it is difficult to listen to.

Yeah nah

No hip hop,

3 is a magic number ringetone kommer fra et af numrene. men ikke lige min kop te, lidt sjove.

I’m not a rap fan but I was excited to listen to this album because it has a reputation for being a classic. Unfortunately it fell flat for me. More repetitive, uninteresting music. I’ve never heard a group that likes to name drop their own group name more than this. This was a slog and a chore to get through.

Really don't like this one. It's a bit all over the place and feels quite childish. Worst one on the list for me so far. 2/10

Uncool

It's garbage day, good, I can take this out with it.

Not my style

Hip Hop, 56 eme album =>1/5

zzz

No me gustó, no es mi estilo

This album is stupid

1. intro - 1 2. magic - 1.5 3. zpeak - 1.5 4. breeze - 0 5. zecret - 0 6. taught -1.5 7. ghetto - 1.5 8. marz -1.5 9. eye -1.5 10. take - 0 11.soap-1 12. Water - 1.5 13. Lawn- 0 14. Say- 1.5 15. Does - 0 16. Plug - 1 17. Orgee -0 18. Buddy - 1.5 19. Description - 0 20. Me - 1.5 21. Recording - 1 22. Anything - 0 23. Age - 1

Chopsticks and yodelling in the middle of tracks says it all for me! Quite a few tracks with a single basic theme all the way through, extremely repetitive. I remember a couple of tracks which were decent, but there's way too many I wouldn't want to listen to again.

Hip hopin klassikko, josta minä en välittänyt sitten yhtään. Ärsyttävän lapsellisia biisejä enimmäkseen, vaikka joissain sanoituksissa jotain ideaa olikin.

Vraiment pas fou

Don’t think i needed to hear this before i die tbh

Esse álbum vai entrar na lista dos que eu menos curti, foi cansativo.

Horrible me susurraron en el oído sin consentimiento… dnf :/

Pas mon style du tout et des morceaux énervants

Không phải gu.

Not what I was expecting. Started off ok-ish but there was whistling so 0 stars for that alone.

oneee

Meh

No

Even speed, listening was a waste of time

This hip-hop album is like a patchwork quilt stitched from funk, jazz, and imagination. Unhelpful as I was already having difficulty with IT being a quilt.

Skipped every one of these awful recordings after a minute or so and the album still took forever. A smorgasbord of inadequacy.

Nothing special

gówno!

STOP. PUTTING. WOMEN. MOANING. IN. YOUR. MUSIC. FOR. NO. PARTICULAR. REASON.

Stottersound! Weg damit!

Ohhh.. This is soooo bad.

Well, if they'd just stuck with the hits & got rid of the dross, this might have been the making of an ok album. As it is, far too long, too much filler, not for me I'm afraid.

Intro is like a game show? Hmm... Mostly spoken Whole song about dandruff? I don't think this is for my demographic Ghetto Thang is interesting Eye Know isn't too bad Random cleanliness theme that I don't quite understand Potholes In My Lawn was kinda fun Rating: 1 star (definitely will not listen again)

After reading other people's reviews maybe I'm just having a really bad day or something because I couldn't find the fun or the banter in this and it just felt grating.

Rædsom start. Bliver ved med at være rædsomt. Lytter ikke færdigt

This was just corny as hell. Painful.

Not my bag. Sorry

I tried. I thought it was different. But after a while I had to stop it. It's a no for me.

Maybe the most missed potential in this entire list. The beats are fun but (mostly) incredibly difficult to latch onto as a listener. What can you really sing along to, other than a scant few tracks near the beginning of the album? Where's the concept, the album flow, the lyricism? Does the percussion sound messy and off-beat on purpose? The Magic Number and Change In Speak, two early tracks with a bit more melody and soul than usual, are fairly memorable/singable. But what of the rest of the album? What of Intro, Cool Breeze On The Rocks, Can U Keep a Secret, Jenifa Taught Me, Ghetto Thang, Transmitting Live from Mars, Take It Off, A Little Bit of Soap, Do as De La Does, Plug Tunin', Buddy, Description, This is a Recording 4 Living in a Fulltime ERA, I Can Do Anything, and D.A.I.S.Y. Age? This honestly may be the most filler-heavy album I've ever heard, and that's saying something. (The genre of industrial rock gives this kind of music a run for its money. But even in that case you can kind of understand that most tracks aren't meant to be filler. In this case? 90% fluff. Insane.) The fact that 3 Feet High and Rising made it into the "significant" list of the National Recording Registry, alongside Dookie, Minecraft: Volume Alpha, Synchronicity, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Stairway to Heaven brings a metaphorical tear to my eye. Eye Know, which is otherwise a standard/decent hip-hop track, is lifted orders of magnitude by the sample of Steely Dan's Peg (in my opinion, a near-perfect song). But then you realise that De La Soul's version is outshined, and you feel this inexplicable urge to abandon 3 Feet High and Rising in favour of the infinitely superior Aja. Yet you persist onward, forever reaching for musical quality, hooks, melody, or instrumental prowess that this group's supposed to have. Then you get over a minute of sexual moans ("De La Orgee") and you finally feel comfortable giving this the 1-star rating it was begging for since track 1. The saddest part is, these guys are obviously having a blast. As another reviewer wrote: "They are clearly having so much fun making this album. The friendly comedy sketches. The playful dissing (“everybody in the world, you got dandruff”, “you got doo doo in your pocket”)." Take it from me and the countless 5-star reviewers here: the musicians are pretty effortlessly cool. But the musical quality, on average, is just not there. 1/5 Key tracks: The Magic Number, Change In Speak, Eye Know

not my fav TBH

boring

Just not for me. Very much of its age.

Not my taste

Wtf

So bad. I thought it was a joke.

Nope

Fucking painful.

Not for me

Yeah, didn't swing me. Perhaps I'm missing the contribution of this album to the rap/hip-hop genre but don't think I "needed" to hear this album before I die.

American hip hop shit

Bleh

Not for me. 1/5

Early on I was thinking "eh it's fine" so maybe a 2, but then it ... just ... kept ... going.

Not a fan of rap

I really struggled with this one. I was ready to skip just about every song in this album. To me, there's nothing here that stands out. All the songs kinda blended together. I was happy the album was over and I struggle to find one song that I enjoyed. 1/5

Hip Hop "singing". Check "Vinyl" sound-effects. Check "Radio Show". Check Can this get any worse ? I'm sure there will be a worse abum in the near future but I utterly hate this one.

This album is ketchup. People love ketchup. I want to love ketchup. I don't.

The quest to find hiphop I like continues. This one started promisingly enough but again the use of peculiar sound effects just didn’t work for me.

Dieses Album ist ein Einheitsbrei aus Acid, Hip-Hop, R&B, Soul und Rap. Es fühlt sich an, als hätte man alles, was mir nicht schmeckt, in einen Smoothie gepackt und ich müsste ihn trinken. Das alberne Geschnatter und die fehlende Melodie machen es für mich ungenießbar. Musikalisch gesehen fehlt dem Album eine klare Richtung. Die Mischung aus verschiedenen Genres wirkt chaotisch und unzusammenhängend. Die Tracks scheinen oft ohne erkennbaren roten Faden aneinandergereiht zu sein, was das Hörerlebnis anstrengend macht. Die Experimente mit verschiedenen Stilen und Klängen führen zu einem überladenen und verwirrenden Klangbild, das es schwer macht, den einzelnen Songs zu folgen oder sie zu genießen.

*mostly rap, no music that I heard.

I don't know how to describe this album or this era of hip hop other than... Ghetto nursery rhymes? I don't know. It's the same style on each song. There is this theme of a game show that is payed through out thwt is supposed to be funny and silly.... And it misses the funny mark. It's annoying. This group sounds like elementary school kids trying to rap. Bored. I thought I liked this era of hip over modern day hip hop but I think because I'm not a huge fan of modern day hip hop, I convinced myself that I like old school hip hop. I was wrong. At least not this ghetto nursery rhym hip hop.

This is another in the DNF club, I don't know what is going on here, but they released a hip-hop album during the time hip-hop was the most musical and sucked all of the skill and talent out of it. If I could rate this less than one star, I would.

Slow, live intro. Conveing story through talking. Goofy first song. Old school hip hop. Skipped first song. Cannot hear through second one. Seems to be the grandfather of modern hip hop. It's like listening to age old classical music. Listened to Lamar instead. Liked that a lot more. Felt like Jazz at times. Maybe I should read the lyrics along for More enjoyment. Let's see

Funny how something that once sounded groundbreaking now sounds almost amateurish.

Hip hop is definitely not for me. I couldn't finish it.

It took me five days to finish listening this horrible album. Can we really call this music? The best music of the album is the last one, because after it there's no more suffering.

Don't like hip hop that much.

Eh

No thanks - not for me

What were they cooking

Yeah this is not my jam. Too much rap, too little good songs. Some were a bit nice, but most I skipped.

As my album history shows do not like Hip Hop or Rap music at all so I was not expecting much here. But at least this was in the main a fun album not full of gangster slang, shootin’ guns, knives and slapping bitches. Also not much in the way of profound language as far as my ears could tell. There is a skit which nods towards an orgy with accompanying sounds but I suppose it could be someone suffering from toothache or stomach cramps and i think it is meant to be taken in fun rather than intended misogyny. There are one or two tracks I could even listen to again but my memory tells me that they were hits when the album was released. Has not changed my views on this type of music but at least it made me smile (slightly!) 1.9/5 9/4/24

Shit

I could see how this album was influential, but it just sounds messy and loud to me. Parts I did like, but then they became like a joke that went on too long.

I’m just never gonna like hip hop but I’m sure this is a great example of it.

When I met my soon-to-be ex-wife in Australia, she had this album amongst her CD collection. In hindsight, that should have been a massive red flag. Only a fucking sociopath could possibly enjoy this utter garbage, let alone buy the CD. What the fuck are those dumbass skits? Who is entertained by this? I could die from cringe listening to these goofballs. They're the antynom of comedy. Sadly, the skits are not even the worst thing on the album These guys are fucking nerds. If their skits didn't convince you of this, their birdbrained lyrics will. They constantly use children's rhymes in their raps and force in embarrassing "De La" themed play on words. Fucking lame. Once they hit me with "De La Orgee" it confirmed that I was listening to painfully juvenile nonsense. I literally laughed from embarrassment when he said, "If ya like to drink some soda, Let me hear ya say "Coca-Cola"." What the fuck, man? Cunts. They almost had something decent going with "Eye Candy". But then they followed it up with "Take It Off" and I was immediately reminded that "Eye Candy" was a one-off fluke by a group of geeks. De La Soul somehow make everything that's great about hip-hop seem unedgy, uninteresting, and uncool. 👎👎

No

Thought I was listening to music designed for children.

Didn't finish

just...no. too many skits, all over the place. appreciate the Peg samples in one of the hits, but this is not for me

(4,2/6) Hip hop Not my cup of tea! Maybe not that bad 3/8/9/18

Very lively, but not my thing.

noiaaa

Didn’t like

Yeah, so... this is not really my type of music and I didn't really enjoy it, but I am sure there are people out there who listen to that kind of music, so as long as they enjoy it - party time woo

It's not my thing

Not awesome hip hop.

Not my jam.

Not a hip-hop fan. I can see the appeal in this album but it's just not for me.

nicht für mich :(

nicht mein Stil

*couldn’t listen to this one*

Some decent beats in here, but some embarrassing rapping. I understand why some people hate on this generation of rap now. Utterly astounded this came out the year after Straight Outta Compton.

I can see why this album is on this list. It was very imaginative, humorous and makes up a core part of the classic 90s American hip-hop sound. I do not want to take away from what is clearly an excellent and interesting piece of art. However, I did not personally enjoy this, which did surprise me as I generally regard myself as a fan of the genre and time period. Therefore, it is being rated low according to my personal taste and enjoyment only. Favourite: Buddy Least Favourite: D.A.I.S.Y Age

I just don't get Hip-Hop. The only track that I recognised was the annoying "The Magic Number".

Not a fan of the sex sounds. Appreciate the randomness but it wasn’t unique enough to me

wtf are these guys saying

Hip Hop. 1/5

Crap

I think the folks that wrote this might have been smoking and drinking something. This was just painful to listen to could not wait for it to be over. 1/5

In terms of hip hop/rap, this wasn't bad, but it wasn't good either. I don't get why rap and hip hop albums feel it's necessary to have a "sounds of sex" song all the time. I struggled to finish this. 1/5

Was zum Henker... Nach der Hälfte abgebrochen, mit einer Ausnahme nur nervig und überhaupt nicht mein Fall.

That's gonna be a no from me dog

this brand of hiphop is not to my liking

Legendary rap trio, De La Soul, utilizes some great samples, innovative sound and a handful of guests on this albu…. Ok, who am I kidding? 3 Feet High and Rising is basically the birthplace of the 90’s hip hop skit craze. And that’s just unforgivable.

Miten kaiken variaation saa kuulostamaan saman toistamiselta? Onko vika minussa. Todennäköisesti?

Confirmed: I still cannot bear to listen to this type of music.

Not a rap fan, this song did have some more interestinusic in the background

No m'agrada el hip hop

No he podido escuchar el album porque en Spotify no estaba disponible

Kann ich nicht hören.

not foir me

Not on Apple Music. Can't listen.

Mocht m niet luisteren op spotify

Early 90s rap.

Si tengo que escuchar este disco antes de morirme, prefiero morirme antes.

did not listen, not on spotify

Link doesn't link to 3 Feet High and Rising by De La Soul, but to The Missing Album by The Noel Redding Band.