The Secrets Behind 'The Low End Theory' | Off Beat

The game-changing brilliance of A Tribe Called Quest's 'The Low End Theory': an album that transcends hip-hop and leaves an indelible mark on music history. Recognized as an iconic record, this groundbreaking masterpiece revolutionised the genre, setting new standards for production, sampling, and lyrical prowess while innovating with beats and samples. Uncover the profound influence that 'The Low End Theory' had on subsequent generations of musicians, solidifying its place as an essential cornerstone in the evolution of music as a whole.
00:00 - Intro
00:34 - Background
01:55 - Instrumentation
05:29 - Sampling
07:24 - Vocal performances
09:08 - Legacy
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rainy night by Luke Hall / c_luke_hall
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[@DanteThenu]

The album cover realy fits so well with the music i can listen to this album anytime.... top 5 greatest albums ever.
Launched the career of busta rhymes to!

[@CappyLarou]

Just say it, the early 90's took rap from being bad poetry over a long drum solo(quoting a friend from back in the day), to being music, and we can all thank the 80's for inspiring it all.

[@adekolaajakaiye9650]

Great music. The comparison to contemporary music by Gang Starr, Ice Cube, Public Enemy shows what a creative time it was. Different styles but classics all round.

[@bogard08]

Queens stand up.

[@messiahblack2295]

Where are the SECRETS????? Long winded analysis doesn't count bloak