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Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest: "I'm Not Sure If People Really Care Like They Used To."

​A Tribe Called Quest is without a doubt one of the most hailed groups in the storied past of hip-hop. And 2011 marks an important cathartic time for the group as we look back 20 years to the date that the group released its seminal album, The Low End Theory. This year also saw the release of ... More >>

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