Mind Power Jam (Zomba / Jive 1996)

  

   Pointing their lyrics to thus Phony Rappers or motivates people living in sin and poverty to never stop dreaming by doing something through the essential point which gripping a hold strongly positive on their messages of hope and peace among men.
Praised for having chance to listening A Tribe Called Quest whose out of their mouth are the social lecturing spoken and melody of rhyming art in search for the truth even when the reality of America is collapsing from the within as the cause-effects of imbalance justice in the name of democracy.
   Beats, Rhymes and Life is kind of album that containing a great mixing of Old-Skool Hip Hop and Funky Rap not as raw or full of hate like Gangsta but harder than just a silly music driving people to be an itchy consumerist ignorant.
Featuring the groovy ambassadors representing the scene – Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Phife and Grand Master Q-Tip trying to sending their messages through the microphone and your stereo system with The Pressure, Keeping it moving, What really goes on, Ince again (feat. Tammy Lucas) and Separate/Together; to the (both) West and East Coast crew.

Beats, Rhymes & Life:

https://youtu.be/zH2BTUACBVc