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Track List
01) Intro
02) Eye Patch
03) En Focus
04) Patti Dooke
05) I Be Blowin'
06) Long Island Wildin'
07) Ego Trippin', Part Two
08) Paul's Revenge
09) 3 Days Later
10) Area
11) I Am I Be
12) In the Woods
13) Breakadawn
14) Dave Has a Problem... Seriously
15) Stone Age
01) Intro
02) Eye Patch
03) En Focus
04) Patti Dooke
05) I Be Blowin'
06) Long Island Wildin'
07) Ego Trippin', Part Two
08) Paul's Revenge
09) 3 Days Later
10) Area
11) I Am I Be
12) In the Woods
13) Breakadawn
14) Dave Has a Problem... Seriously
15) Stone Age
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First Released
1993
Hip-Hop
Philosophical
Urban/R&B
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Album
258,940 copies
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Buhloone Mindstate is De La Soul's third full-length album. It was the last De La Soul album to be produced with Prince Paul. Comedian Chris Rock ranked it 10th in his list of the top 25 hip-hop albums of all time that was published in Rolling Stone in 2005.
The title refers to the group's efforts to remain grounded after acquiring a name. On the album's intro, the group repeat the phrase, "it might blow up but it won't go pop", then, to end the track, they repeat the line a final time with a balloon popping replacing the word pop. They do the same at the end of "Patti Dooke". These are references to the group's refusal to change their style of music for anyone else, even if it were to become popular.
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Buhloone Mindstate is De La Soul's third full-length album. It was the last De La Soul album to be produced with Prince Paul. Comedian Chris Rock ranked it 10th in his list of the top 25 hip-hop albums of all time that was published in Rolling Stone in 2005.
The title refers to the group's efforts to remain grounded after acquiring a name. On the album's intro, the group repeat the phrase, "it might blow up but it won't go pop", then, to end the track, they repeat the line a final time with a balloon popping replacing the word pop. They do the same at the end of "Patti Dooke". These are references to the group's refusal to change their style of music for anyone else, even if it were to become popular.
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