Comments for De La Soul, Buhloone Mindstate

This album is not as good as their past shit. It's still worth checkin out though. Check out ego trippin.

best album in hip hop history... we will look back in 20 years and say, "damn, that was good." complex rhymes , hidden meaning and symbolism, clever metaphors... thinking man's album... a must have in music period...

With Buhloone Mindstate, De La Soul has created arguably the greatest exlploration of self, life, and hip-hop to date. A feast of metaphoric splendor, De La exhibits the sharp wit, cleverness, and love of hip-hop that has made them lengends. Speaking on hip-hop topics such as gangsterism, commercialism, and fair airplay; to topics of fatherhood, record label abuse, and the then dismal state of Native Tongues, once the most talented and respected crew in hip-hop. Each track is powerful and eloquent, as De La affirms its understanding of the complexities of the hip-hop world, but with life as well. One of the ten best albums in hip-hop history from arguably the greatest and most consistent group ever. Ian Quase Riley

With Buhloone Mindstate, De La Soul has created arguably the greatest exlploration of self, life, and hip-hop to date. A feast of metaphoric splendor, De La exhibits the sharp wit, cleverness, and love of hip-hop that has made them lengends. Speaking on hip-hop topics such as gangsterism, commercialism, and fair airplay; to topics of fatherhood, record label abuse, and the then dismal state of Native Tongues, once the most talented and respected crew in hip-hop. Each track is powerful and eloquent, as De La affirms its understanding of the complexities of the hip-hop world, but with life as well. The best hip-hop album to date from arguably the greatest and most consistent group ever. Ian Quase Riley

With Buhloone Mindstate, De La Soul has created arguably the greatest exlploration of self, life, and hip-hop to date. A feast of metaphoric splendor, De La exhibits the sharp wit, cleverness, and love of hip-hop that has made them lengends. Speaking on hip-hop topics such as gangsterism, commercialism, and fair airplay; to topics of fatherhood, record label abuse, and the then dismal state of Native Tongues, once the most talented and respected crew in hip-hop. Each track is powerful and eloquent, as De La affirms its understanding of the complexities of the hip-hop world andwith life as well. The best hip-hop album to date from arguably the greatest and most consistent group ever. Ian Quase Riley