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Formats and Editions
1. Afro Connections At A Hi 5
2. Bitties In The BK Lounge
3. Eye Know
4. Me, Myself And I
5. Ego Trippin'
6. Oodles Of O's
7. I Am, I Be
8. Pony Ride
9. Sunshine
10. Flash Light
11. Ring, Ring, Ring (Ha, Ha, Hey)
12. Stakes Is High
13. Bizness, The
14. Eye Patch
15. Itsoweezee (Hot)
16. Breakadawn
1. Introduction
2. Afro Connections At A Hi 5
3. Bitties In The BK Lounge
4. Eye Know
5. Me, Myself And I
6. Ego Trippin'
7. Oodles Of O's
8. I Am, I Be
9. Pony Ride
10. Sunshine
11. Flash Light
12. Ring, Ring, Ring (Ha, Ha, Hey)
13. Stakes Is High
14. Bizness, The
15. Eye Patch
16. Itsoweezee (Hot)
17. Breakadawn
More Info:
With their clever, surrealistic lyrics, inventive use of sampling and incorporating an eclectic mix of reggae, funk, jazz, fashion and psychedelia into their sound, New York-based DE LA SOUL are one of the most original and influential groups on the hip hop scene. Singing about peace and love rather than about sleaze and violence like most of their considerably more hardcore rap contemporaries, de la Soul come across as modern day hippies, an image which found favor with rock audiences. Hailed on their arrival on the scene in 1989 as the future of hip hop, de la Soul were quickly perceived as the leaders of a contingent of New York-based alternative rappers who dubbed themselves The Native Tongues Posse. This movement for a while looked as if it was going to eclipse hardcore hip hop in terms of popularity. This concert, filmed at the 1997 Lokerse Festival, features their hits 'Me, Myself And I' (with it's sample of Funkadelic's '(Not Just) Knee Deep'), 'Ring, Ring, Ring' and 'Breakadawn'.
