 | 3 Feet High and Rising [Read More ...]
Import edition of the alternative rapper's seminal and groundbreaking 1989 debut. Currently available domestically on cassette only! Standard jewel case. |
 | De La Soul Is Dead [Read More ...]
180 Gram Vinyl pressing. De La Soul's second album, orginally released in 1991. |
 | Buhloone Mindstate [Read More ...]
Description: De La Soul's third album renounces the pop crossover, mocking wit, and conceptual sprawl of their earlier work in favor of a relaxed, sober set of individual tracks. They also rely more on their friends: there are a couple of top-notch guest shots by Shortie No Mass, and the JB H... |
 | Stakes Is High [Read More ...]
Description: The De La Plugs created the D.A.I.S.Y. (Da Inna Sound, Y'all) philosophy on their brilliant and weird debut, Three Feet High and Rising (making them the first--and probably only--hip-hop act to appropriate a Johnny Cash song for their album title). Then they tried to kill the Dai... |
 | Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump [Read More ...]
Features guest appearances by Redman-'Oooh', Chaka Khan-'All Good', Beastie Boys-'Squat', Busta Rhymes-'I.C. Y' All', and Tash & J-Ro of the Alkaholiks and Xzibit on 'My Writes' and much more. Packaged in a Digipak. (Tommy Boy Records) |
 | Timeless: The Singles Collection [Read More ...]
De La Soul's most important tracks remastered and collected on their first-ever career-spanning disc! Tommy Boy. 2003. |
 | AOI: Bionix [Read More ...]
Long-awaited 2nd installment of the Art Official Intelligence trilogy, from Tommy Boy Records. |
![]() | De La Soul Is Dead (180 Gram Vinyl) [Read More ...]
Description: De La Soul's second album, originally released in 1991, was initially received poorly by the press and their fans due to its immediate rejection of the 'daisy-age' image created by their debut LP. In the years since, however, it has come to be accepted as a stone classic that may... |
 | Tibetan Freedom Concert; New York City, June 1997 [Read More ...]
Description: This package is stuffed with top-line artists, and whoever chose the tracks knew what they were doing. With this kind of sprawl to deal with, track selection is like haiku: difficult, but evocative when done artfully. Radiohead does "Fake Plastic Trees," Rancid does Jimmy Cliff's... |
 | Impossible Mission: TV series Pt. 1 [Read More ...]
Description: De La Soul pulls together a selection of never heard cuts from the De La vault for "Impossible Mission", a tight assemblage of material that will keep De La Soul fans everywhere happy until their brand new record hits in '07. Narrated by De La themselves, Posdnuos, Trugoy, and Ma... |
 | The Best of De La Soul [Read More ...]
Description: UK edition of 2003 compilation featuring 17 tracks includes bonus disc with ten tracks, 'Buddy' (Native Tongue Decision Version) feat. Jungle Bros., Q-Tip, Phife, Queen Latifah & Monie Love, 'Stakes Is High' (Remix) feat. Mos Def, 'The Bizness' feat. Common, 'Stone Age' feat. B... |
 | The Grind Date [Read More ...]
Features Guest Appearances by Sean Paul, Spike Lee, Ghostface Killah, Common, Mf Doom and Carl Thomas. |
![]() | Me Myself & I [Read More ...]
yeah it samples knee deep from funkadelic:not a bad single had as cool video in 89 de la was one of the first rap groups to sample knee deep. |
 | De La Mix Tape: Remixes, Rarities and Classics [Read More ...]
Description: Groundbreaking trio De La Soul's inimitable "verbal confetti" changed the face of hip-hop forever. Pulsing with razor-sharp wordplay and deftly turned rhymes, their revolutionary, neo-psychedelic sound introduced itself with the #1 1989 debut 3 Feet High And Rising and the #1 R&B... |
 | Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996 [Read More ...]
Review: Uneven recordings...:I would have to agree with a previous comment about the recording not being so great. Listening in my car, I notice that in the middle of some songs that the bass suddenly starts to hit harder - like someone actually realized that the recording isn't balance... |
 | Feel Good Inc. [Read More ...]
1st single lifted from their 2005 album, Demon Days. The album version of the title track is b/w a non-album track, 'Spitting Out the Demons'. EMI. 2005. |
 | Works: Best Remixes [Read More ...]
Their best remixes and special versions. 15 tracks including 'The Magic Number' (Too Mad Mix), 'Me, Myself And I' (Badmarsh & Shri Remix), 'Buddy' (Native Tongue Decision featuring The Jungle Brothers and Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest, Queen Latifah and Monie Love & 'Itsoweezee' (Hot). 2002. |
 | Platinum Collection [Read More ...]
Description: 2007 compilation, part of WEA UK's excellent Platinum Collection series which features a plethora of digitally remastered hits straight from the WEA vaults gathered together on one CD. This title from the Psychedelic Rap trio features some of their biggest hits and album favorit... |
![]() | Breakadawn [Read More ...]
What a song:This is one of De Las best tracks this single is great and all of them do great tight ass video for this one Lyrics 10/10 Production 10/10 Overall 10/10 |
 | Feel Good Inc. [Read More ...]
Taken from their 2005 album 'Demon Days', this is the first single from Damon Albarn's animated friends since 2003. The title track is backed with the non-album track 'Spitting Out The Demons'. Also available on 7-inch and a DVD (PAL) single. EMI. 2005. |
