Love Movement

The limited edition CD release of THE LOVE MOVEMENT includes 6 bonus tracks not found on cassette.
A Tribe Called Quest: Q-Tip, Phife, Ali.
Additional personnel: Busta Rhymes, Redman, Noreaga, Mos Def, D-Life, Spanky, Jane Doe, Punchline, Wordsworth.
Engineers: David Kennedy, Paul J. Falcone, Bob Power, Tony Smalios.
Recorded at Sony Music Studios, The Hit Factory, Battery Studios and River Sound, New York, New York.
THE LOVE MOVEMENT was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Rap Album.
Rumored to be the last album by A Tribe Called Quest, THE LOVE MOMENT brings listeners back to the elements that made the group famous: beats, rhymes, life, and the added element for this fifth album, love. Actually, Quest have always shown nothing but love for hip-hop, but as the '90s progressed, a parade of selfish, cocky MCs shifted rap's original focus from making people happy to making money. So after a ten-year run, Q-Tip, Phife and Ali Shaheed are closing down shop, but not without leaving us one last gem by which to remember them.
THE LOVE MOVEMENT is a much simpler album than what Tribe followers have been brought up on. The Ummah, a production team made up of Tip, Ali and Jay Dee, has brought a slightly newer twist to Tribe's music. Where songs like "Find A Way" and "The Love" are reminiscent of the abstract sound that the trio best exemplifies, new flavors like "Give Me" and "Steppin' It Up" show their diversity. Still the best at what they do, Tribe Called Quest verify their irreplaceability on THE LOVE MOVEMENT.