We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service

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We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service

We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service is the sixth and final studio album by American hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest. It was released on November 11, 2016, by Epic Records. The album features guest appearances from Andr 3000, Kendrick Lamar, Jack White, Elton John, Kanye West, Anderson Paak, Talib Kweli, and the group's most frequent collaborators Consequence and Busta Rhymes. The album features contributions from member Phife Dawg, who died eight months prior to the album's release. -Wikipedia

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  • AllMusic

    It's a pure, undiluted, joyous thrill to have the Tribe back and still sounding this vital. 

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  • AV Club

    It’s hard not to feel a flood of gratitude for the mere existence of this record. 

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  • Entertainment Weekly

    not only satisfies its lofty expectations, it often exceeds them. 

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  • The Guardian

    For those who value Tribe’s contribution to music, this is a record to be grateful for. 

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  • The Independent

    A righteous return. 

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  • The Irish Times

    But the real pleasure principles come with the Tribe come on strong with righteous, hard-hitting tones. 

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  • Pitchfork

    Nothing about this feels like a legacy cash-in; it feels like a legit album. 

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  • Record Collector

    Tribe have retaken their throne as hip-hop’s greatest band.  

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  • Rolling Stone

    One of the most timeless rap groups ever has returned with a record that doesn’t sound like 1996, but doesn’t sound like 2016 either. 

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  • Noisey

    It remains a triumph. 

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  • NPR

    A parting gift right when we needed it the most. 

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  • Spin

    A protest-minded project with a titanic belief in unity. 

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  • The Nation

    The group returned just when we needed it, urging us to come together and trek the road as one. 

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  • Hip Hop DX

    Work that’s soulful, thought provoking, and gripping enough to transport minds away from strife to another world sonically. 

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  • Consequence of Sound

    Everyone else involved in its making should be pleased with it as a goodbye, too. 

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  • Pop Matters

    It solidifies the group’s track record for absolute greatness. 

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  • Hot New Hip Hop

    A curtain call that's as vital to 2016 as any other hip hop album. 

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  • Stereogum

    Stands as a towering monolith of sweetness and playfulness and joy. 

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  • Paste

    Frequently makes the strong case that it’s the best thing this group’s ever done 

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  • ABC News

    This is a game-changing hip-hop record for the ages. 

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  • Vulture

    It’s more like a newly discovered piece of a galaxy of Tribe’s creation. 

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  • Empire for Sneakers

    It’s the fathers of the east coast sound asserting their supremacy one last time. 

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  • Mojo

    It’s the original, immersive Tribe vibes that conquer all. 

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  • The Line of Best Fit

    A Tribe Called Quest were all about beats, rhymes and life, and this album has that in spades. 

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  • DJ Booth

    A natural evolution; an instinctive step forward in Tribe’s path of rhythm. 

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  • Vibe

    On this record, the sound of Tribe remains poignant. 

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  • Spinditty

    Thankfully, after more than two decades in rap, the boys still sound fresh. 

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  • Off the Tracks

    We’re reminded of a great group from the past and a new prospect for the future. 

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  • Acclaim

    The quality of the stuff that does work is nothing short of remarkable. 

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  • Socialist Review

    This album is a must listen for hip hop fans tired of the new “trap” genre. 

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  • XXL

    The album manages to encompass and convey the vibe of the country. 

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  • NME

    Listening to Tribe is never a chore. 

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  • Atwood Magazine

    Makes for a lively and inventive listen all of the way through. 

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  • Sputnik Music

    Tribe are fresh as ever and on top of their game for their final album. 

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  • DIY

    A Tribe Called Quest use collaboration to create another timeless record. 

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  • Exclaim

    A fitting end to our instinctive travels with this beloved group. 

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  • Crack

    Tribe have as much to say as they have engaging ways of saying it. 

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  • Black Squirrel Radio

    The true star of the album is the writing. 

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  • Uproxx

    An album fans and the music world as a whole needed as much as the group themselves. 

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  • Clash

    Embodies the philosophy of looking forward and embracing the ideals of progression and education. 

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  • Mic

    The album is filled with eye-popping moments that are eerie in the amount of foresight they contain. 

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  • The Eagle Online

    Now is the time to listen to this album. 

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  • Pretty Much Amazing

    It’s pointless to dissect it track by track when really, it should be taken as one, singular groove. 

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  • The Star

    Evidence enough that the hip hop group still has the fire in them. 

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  • CU Independent

    Even if you are dabbling in the genre, it is a treat. 

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  • Punk News

    The group brings the heat on this album. 

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  • Bond

    What stands out about this record is the group mentality that is on full display. 

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  • Audioxide

    The final Tribe album is good, but not great. 

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  • The Young Folks

    If there was any doubt as to their definitive legacy and iconic status, it’s washed away with one more black fist in the air. 

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  • Las Vegas Weekly

    This is not the best A Tribe Called Quest album, but it far exceeds others. 

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  • WLUW

    Overall, Tribe’s final studio album demonstrates the group’s versatility and influence. 

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  • Albumism

    A return to form that is simultaneously triumphant and bittersweet. 

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  • Essence

    The group's sixth studio album offers 60 minutes of catharsis. 

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  • Shows I Go To

    A Tribe Called Quest is back at the forefront; right where they belong. 

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  • The Couch Sessions

    The victory lap that each member of A Tribe Called Quest deserved to enjoy. 

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  • Cult Montreal

    All of the music here is of a high merit. 

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  • WLTL

    Their re-emergence could not have come at a more advantageous time. 

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  • Beat Route

    An affirmation that A Tribe Called Quest did not – as so many others before them – lose the ability to put out good music. 

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  • The Observer

    The record is the galvanizing final chapter of a musical saga that had gone long unfinished.  

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  • Depth of Field

    All in all, this is a record defined by its complexity and contradictions. 

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  • Soul in Stereo

    This sounds and feels authentic to its core. 

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  • The Ringer

    We Got It From Here is at once carefully polished and cheerfully messy. 

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  • The EXP Grind

    I recommend this album to anyone who likes Hip hop, rap, or music with great lyrics. 

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  • Bearded Gentlemen Music

    it becomes more and more listenable and enjoyable each time you return to it. 

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  • Positively Underground

    The album feels like Tribe at the top of their game. 

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  • Cryptic Rock

    A worthy finale to their unique brand of raw societal commentary. 

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  • UD Review

    This album was a great way to go out for ATCQ. 

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  • ACRN

    What makes this album so great is its timelessness. 

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  • The Parthenon

    You’re doing yourself a disservice if you don’t check out this album. 

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  • Listen SD

    It’s a joy to hear a classic back-and-forth interaction between the rappers. 

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  • Stack

    It isn’t a wake or an eulogy, it’s a celebration – one final mic drop. 

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  • The Odyssey

    A wonderful achievement and a legendary curtain call by a legendary hip-hop group. 

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  • The Silversword

    When I first listened to the album, I fell in love with it right away. 

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  • Slate

    Startlingly good. 

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  • Good Bad Taste

    A final album that feels as relaxed and funky as their glory days. 

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  • Rhyme & Reason

    This is sonic medicine for the soul. 

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  • Renowned for Sound

    A perfect last record – a humble and artful healing through sound. 

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  • North Star News

    A declaration that hip-hop is not dead, and is in fact stronger than ever. 

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  • UML Connector

    The rightful praise this album has received is proof that the sounds of true music will always be timeless. 

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  • The Daily Gamecock

    The album is as informative as it is entertaining. 

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  • The Gonzaga Bulletin

    Iconic band does not disappoint. 

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  • Flood Magazine

    For one last time, it’s enough of a pleasure to listen to A Tribe Called Quest do what they do. 

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  • The Pop Break

    A great celebration of one of the greatest groups of all-time. 

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  • Varsity

    One of the best hip hop albums of the year. 

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  • Earthings Blog

    What a way to go. 

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  • Spectrum Pulse

    Easy recommendation regardless of if you're a fan. 

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  • The West Review

    Another accomplished release. 

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  • KNG2LA

    We would venture to argue this may be their best yet. 

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  • Seaspot

    Tribe has ignited this incoming administration with its first protest record 

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  • Ben's Beat

    An exhilarating time capsule to the past 

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  • Demo Magazine

    A Tribe Called Quest’s still got the jazz. 

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  • Radio NZ

    An album that reinvigorates the group’s legacy without resting on the nostalgia of the past. 

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  • Radicl

    This album is a thank you to the fans. 

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  • Souls in Action

    While it’s easy to love, it’s also just what we need. 

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  • Immortal Reviews

    It brings their influence into the modern age. 

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  • Mixologi

    Their most diverse, political, and emotionally resonant work. 

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  • Skiddle

    Nothing short of a must listen for any hip hop fan.  

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  • The University Daily Kansan

    The best way to describe this album is as a “beacon of light” in these dark times. 

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  • Respect

    It is like the group never lost a step. 

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  • Estin 88

    A fitting end to our instinctive travels with this beloved group. 

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  • Death of the Critic

    It isn't a perfect album, but it is as close as we will get this year. 

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