De La Soul - 3 Feet High Rising
March 3, 1989, Tommy Boy
1."Intro" - 1:41
2."The Magic Number" - 3:16
3."Change in Speak" - 2:33
4."Cool Breeze on the Rocks" - 0:48
5."Can U Keep a Secret" - 1:41
6."Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin's Revenge)" - 3:25
7."Ghetto Thang" - 3:36
8."Transmitting Live from Mars" - 1:12
9."Eye Know" - 4:13
10."Take It Off" - 1:53
11."A Little Bit of Soap" - 0:57
12."Tread Water" - 3:46
13."Potholes in My Lawn" - 3:50
14."Say No Go" - 4:20
15."Do as De La Does" - 2:12
16."Plug Tunin' (Last Chance to Comprehend)" - 4:07
17."De La Orgee" - 1:14
18."Buddy" (featuring Jungle Brothers and Q-Tip) - 4:55
19."Description" - 1:32
20."Me Myself and I" - 3:50
21."This Is a Recording 4 Living in a Fulltime Era (L.I.F.E.)" - 3:10
22."I Can Do Anything (Delacratic)" - 0:41
23."D.A.I.S.Y. Age" - 4:43
24."Plug Tunin'" (Original 12" version) - 3:43
RESULTS
Rate: 8.5
Best Song: Eye Know
Worst Song: De La Orgee
Results
So, I've decided to take a new stance on Skits in Albums. I''ve come to the conclusion that it's sort of a cop-out to place a skit as the "Worst Song", because quite frankly, they aren't songs.
This Album is known as the Album that actually started hip-hop skits. The Album;s theme revolves around a Game Show, and each artist coming in and answering the questions through the power of Rap, or whatever. Pretty dope.
It's a super vibey Album, and is reminiscent of walking down a New York Avenue on a Summer's day. Jazzy, boppy, and upbeat. I really enjoyed the first half of the Album, and keeping the upbeat theme was really pivotal for my tastes. However, I felt it slowly sunk and hit lower in the second half, though the content wasn't to bleak.
Overall, I'd have to say check it out. It's super fun, and really put in a cool perspective to De La Soul.
RESULTS
Rate: 8.5
Best Song: Eye Know
Worst Song: De La Orgee
Results
So, I've decided to take a new stance on Skits in Albums. I''ve come to the conclusion that it's sort of a cop-out to place a skit as the "Worst Song", because quite frankly, they aren't songs.
This Album is known as the Album that actually started hip-hop skits. The Album;s theme revolves around a Game Show, and each artist coming in and answering the questions through the power of Rap, or whatever. Pretty dope.
It's a super vibey Album, and is reminiscent of walking down a New York Avenue on a Summer's day. Jazzy, boppy, and upbeat. I really enjoyed the first half of the Album, and keeping the upbeat theme was really pivotal for my tastes. However, I felt it slowly sunk and hit lower in the second half, though the content wasn't to bleak.
Overall, I'd have to say check it out. It's super fun, and really put in a cool perspective to De La Soul.
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