The Low End Theory
A Tribe Called QuestEnjoyed the first half, but the second half felt disjointed, and had some questionable songs such as the 'dare rape' one.
Enjoyed the first half, but the second half felt disjointed, and had some questionable songs such as the 'dare rape' one.
Excellent songs, excellently sung
Came into this with high hopes and it has some really solid tracks, but felt quite overindulgent at times.
Worth a listen for Into My Arms on its own, but the rest of the album holds up well.
Superb fun. The Lip and Banana Split for my baby the highlights, but joyous throughout
A few great songs, especially The Drugs Don't Work, but the rest of the album feels weak by comparison and is very forgettable.
I just don't like Dylan.
I really like Michael Kiwanuka, but the album felt like it meandered along quite a bit
I'm sure it was important and did lots of clever things, but it just sounded like noise to me.
Enjoyed this when it was released, but although it has some great tracks I don't think it's their best album.
It's an eclectic mix, and I'm not sure if I'm in favour of the massive 69 songs, but there are plenty of nuggets of gold amongst them and I enjoyed listening to it.
Very good, but not as many standout tracks as I'd hoped for
Obviously a classic but I wasn't as blown away as I expected to be.
Very enjoyable, but found I got through a lot of the songs in the background, without being captivated by any.
Maybe it was just the timing but I loved this.
Loved it
Some great songs - started and finished strong, but meandered in the middle
I was hoping to enjoy this, but I didn't - there just didn't feel any joy there.