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Foundation (Brand Nubian album)

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Released
  
September 29, 1998

Length
  
68:38

Release date
  
29 September 1998

Genre
  
Hip hop music

Recorded
  
1997-1998

Artist
  
Label
  
Arista Records

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Producer
  
Grand PubaDJ PremierLord FinesseChris "CL" LiggioBuckwildDJ AlamoO.GeeDiamond D

Foundation(1998)
  
Similar
  
Brand Nubian albums, Hip hop music albums

Foundation is the fourth release from Hip Hop group Brand Nubian. it was released on September 29, 1998. The album marked the reunion of the four original members, Grand Puba, Sadat X, Lord Jamar and DJ Alamo, who hadn't released an album together since their 1990 debut One for All. Foundation saw the group regain their past success, critically and commercially. The single "Don't Let It Go To Your Head" became their biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit in 1998 and was remixed by The Neptunes as the 12" single "Take It To Your Head" in the same year.

Contents

Unlike previous releases, Foundation mostly features outside production resulting in an updated sound. DJ Premier, O.Gee, C.L. Liggio and the D.I.T.C. members Lord Finesse, Diamond D and Buckwild all supplied beats for the project. The album is now out of print.

Samples

  • The song "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" samples Jean Carne's mid-70's R&B hit of the same title.
  • Migraine (Interlude) contains sample from the movie 'Maniac' (1934)
  • The Ghetto (Interlude) contains a sample from the documentary 'Rhyme & Reason' (1997)
  • Black on Black Crime (Interlude) contains dialogue from the movie 'Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood' (1995)
  • Probable Cause contains a sample from Knucklehead by Grover Washington Jr. (1975)
  • The Return contains a sample from The Rub by George and Gwen McCrae (1975)
  • The Foundation contains samples of IFE by Miles Davis (1972)
  • Let's Dance contains a sample from 'Centipede' by Rebbie Jackson (1984)
  • Songs

    1Here We Go0:22
    2The Return4:01
    3Shinin’ Star3:41

    References

    Foundation (Brand Nubian album) Wikipedia


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