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Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996 is a live album recorded by American hip hop group De La Soul on May 16, 1996, at New York City's Tramps nightclub and released in 2004. During the performances, the group is joined by Jungle Brothers, Common, and Mos Def . In 2024, to commemorate the album's 20th anniversary, it was reissued on vinyl, CD ...
- De La Soul, various
- May 15, 2004
- May 16, 1996
- Hip hop
Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996 è un album dal vivo del gruppo musicale statunitense De La Soul, pubblicato nel 2004 ma registrato nel 1996. Tracce. Maseo Intro – 0:42. Breakadawn – 3:02. Supa Emcees – 3:09. Potholes in My Lawn – 2:37. Big Brother Beat – 3:57 (con Mos Def) Me Myself And I – 2:19. Shwingalokate – 1:48. Ego Trippin' (Part Two) – 3:37.
- 15
- maggio 2004
26 apr 2024 · De La Soul. Apr 26, 2024. 45. Share. Join us today at 2PM ET for an unforgettable experience as we live stream the full “Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996” concert for the first time ever. Witness the magic of that historic night, complete with special guest appearances by Mos Def, Common, and The Jungle Brothers. WATCH HERE.
De La Soul’s Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996 is a time machine for fans old and new. Recorded on May 16, 1996 at New York’s famous Tramps nightclub, the core trio are joined by several guests, including Mos Def, then an unknown property but just about to make his De La debut on Stakes Is High.
Recorded live @ Tramps, New York, NY (5/16/96). Remastered @ DigiPrep. Track 13 ("Buddy") is labeled on the back cover as featuring "Jungle Bros.", but only features two members of the group (Afrika & Mike Gee).
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- US
- 4
- CD, Album, Remastered, Digipak
25 apr 2024 · 1. De La Soul have invited fans to revisit their legendary show from 1996 at Tramps in New York City which featured appearances from Common, Jungle Brothers and a young Yasiin Bey. The...
5 dic 2022 · Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996 is a live album recorded on May 16, 1996, at New York City's Tramps nightclub and released in 2004. During the performances, the group is joined by Jungle Brothers, Common, and Mos Def.
