"Kingfisher 9000, Kingfisher 9000!"

I'm sure a tour announcement is forthcoming.

Sending Moonbeam Levels your way.

Agree with this review that if he cut about 5-6 songs, this would have been perfect. That being said, I would put this below the Trilogy album as his second best album(or fourth if you separate out the three mixtapes). I think Kiss Land is his weakest effort(but had some bangers on there).

His second song with Daft Punk, "I Feel It Coming," is even better.

Just shows how far ahead of time he was with the sound. I mean, he was already working on the songs for Around the World in a Day before the Purple Rain movie and album came out.

It's both.

I hope he gets well. I knew something was off in his latest rant went he went after Q-Tip of all people for trying to reach out.

Run the Jewels puts on a great live act.

I love when people ask these kind of questions, knowing damn well they know the answer to it.

Alright, 2016. You have done enough damage already. Please stop. =(

Well, the reason why Tidal is suing back is because they want the exclusive streaming rights for his works and his family probably wants to eventually make it available on other platforms, like Spotify and Apple Music.

Just finished listening to this. This is his best album, IMO. After "Treasure" came out, I wanted to hear more of that sound and this album does not disappoint. "Finesse" is my favorite so far.

I have a feeling that's gonna change soon.

Phife's verse on the song is my favorite.

Probably because their last two albums had guests that were polarizing to Tribe fans at the time. Faith Evans on Beats, Rhymes and Life, Noreaga on The Love Movement just to name two.

See, I prefer The Love Movement over Beats, Rhymes and Life, mainly because the former has "Find A Way" on it. Beats, Rhymes and Life is alright, but it's so far from Tribe and Phife was pushed to the sidelines in favor of Consequence.

As a huge Tribe fan, this album is the best outcome we could have expected, especially given the circumstances. Everyone sounds rejuvenated and the tag-team wordplay between Q-Tip and Phife that was missing from their last two albums is restored. Jarobi being a rhyming machine surprised me and now I want to hear old…

You should get all the albums, but definitely the first three. The forth album takes some time to get used to.

At this point, Sheena Easton's time on the charts was coming to an end.