Jul 17, 2018  Re: Download Reflection Eternal's(Talib Kweli and Hitek) New Album: Revolution Per Minute by medjai(m): 6:02am On May 21, 2010 I never listened to 'train of thought' album, just a couple of tracks. Talib Kweli is too good. Get the ringtone at youre listening to Expansion Outro by Talib Kweli and Hi Tek Reflection Eternal 2000 c$kobk. Here's one of those albums that it took me forever to actually find the patience to sit through. You shouldn't take that last statement as an automatic dismissal of Reflection Eternal's Train Of Thought, though: I'm just not the biggest fan of emcee Talib Kweli.

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Also, the vocals grate on the ears. LOVE SPEAKEASY You could also look at this as “Love Language (Reprise)”. No, really, you could: you have my permission and everything. SOUL REBELS (FEAT DE LA SOUL) I've always liked the guitar sample on this track, but I don't really like the song as a whole. It's almost as if Kweli hadn't yet earned the right to rhyme alongside De La Soul at this point in his career.

The duo announced that another Reflection Eternal album was in the works in 2008. They named their second album Revolutions Per Minute. They played a live reunion gig in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on September 20, 2009. In the same year Bootsy Collins collaborated with and on the track 'Internet Connection'. Also a track has been released along with video. They also collaborated with,, and on the track '.

LOVE LANGUAGE (FEAT LES NUBIANS) “Love ain't nothing but a word / A chicken ain't nothing but a bird”? Talib Kweli doesn't seem to understand the concept of the love rap, if he's so willing to dismiss the feeling as, well, nothing. Which makes this a difficult song to listen to, since you are unable to take our host seriously.

Hi-Tek's musical backdrop is peaceful, and Kweli, for the first time on the album, sounds completely comfortable behind the mic, as if, yes, this is what the man should be doing with his life. Oddly, when Talib, dives into a brief history of his career, he mentions his work with the Cincinnati group Mood, but neglects Black Star entirely. I did like how the end of this song segues into the next track seamlessly. And also how Hi-Tek found some work for his buddy from Mood, Donte. AFRICA DREAM Kweli and Weldon Irvine actually man the boards on this track (Hi-Tek receives only a co-producer credit). And they don't do a bad job of it at all: the song is only considered a bit of a mess thanks to Kweli's tendency to cram as many syllables as he can into a single bar, rhythm be damned. File installation key for matlab.

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Jay Electronica, J Cole And Mos Def) 3:36 13. Long Hot Summer 2:22 14. Get Loose (ft. Chester French) 5:33 15. So Good 3:32 16. Bilal) 3:22 17. My Life (Outro) 3:27 by: 12:55pm On May 19, 2010.

Back Again (ft. Res) 3:26 04. Strangers (Paranoid) (ft. Bun B) 2:51 05. In This World 3:30 06. Got Work 4:16 07.

1 (Deliver Us) 04. Say Something (feat.

Little Vic & Common 06. Let It Burn feat. Rapsody & Chris Rivers 07.

Termanology & Royce da 5′9 (produced by Statik Selektah) 9. Internet Connection 10. Let It Go ft. The Thrill Is Gone ft. Styles P (produced by Statik Selektah) 14. Can We Go Back The Reflection Eternal Classics: 15. Fortified Live ft.

Here's the tracklist: 1. RPM’s 1:06 02. City Playgrounds 4:43 03.

Interlude 07. Mean (Jean Grae) 08. A Problem (Strong Arm Steady feat. Planet Asia) 09. D'Evils 2008 10.

Back Again ## 6. Wishing On A Black Star 7. Just Begun ft. Jay Electronica, J. Cole, & Mos Def ## 8. Come Around ft.

Fly That Knot (feat. Ms Hill (feat. Ben Kweller) 06. Flash Gordon 07. Supreme Supreme (feat. Supreme Supreme) 08. The Beat (feat.

This kind of braggadocio doesn't weaken the effort in the same way his moralizing self-canonization does, if only because he can often back those claims up'. Shared a similar sentiment, writing ' Reflection Eternal 's great weakness is Kweli's excessive preaching about the state of hip hop, but at least he cares'. (2004) later called it 'thick with fierce street raps ('Down for the Count' and 'Ghetto Afterlife'), maudlin soul ('Love Language'), and the type of insightful versifying Kweli has made his stock-in-trade ('Memories Live' and 'This Means You')'.

Soon The New Day (feat. Norah Jones) 10.

It's Like That (feat. Ludacris & The Game) 05. Murderous (feat. Kardinal Offishall) 06. Teefs' Theme (feat. J-Hood & Planet Asia) 07.

LiftingOff 5:22 09. In The Red 3:00 10. Black Gold Intro 0:17 11. Ballad Of The Black Gold 5:33 12. Just Begun (ft.

Kweli released his first solo album,, in late 2002. In a 2002 interview he also stated that another Reflection Eternal and Black Star album would be released. Hi-Tek was not involved with the project's production, instead featuring beats from artists like,,, and. The Kanye West-produced single 'Get By' became Kweli's biggest success, charting on the in 2003. Kweli's second solo album, 2004's, saw the duo working together once again, with three tracks produced by Hi-Tek. Kweli released his next album,, in 2007, featuring production from Tek; Hi-Tek released the follow-up to his debut,, in 2006 and his third album,, in 2007, both on and both featuring appearances by Kweli.

How fair is that? TOUCH YOU (FEAT DAVE CHAPPELLE, PIAKHAN, & SUPA DAVE WEST) Dave Chappelle briefly returns to, this time portraying Rick James, three years before he immortalized his imitation on Chappelle's Show. (I wish I could write that the catchphrase “I'm Rick James, bitch!” originated here, because that would be funny, but alas, Dave only appears for, like, four seconds at the beginning.) His presence is the only halfway interesting element to this wack-ass song, though. GOOD MOURNING On here, Talib Kweli outshines Hi-Tek's beat (even with a horrible chorus) with verses that detail his perspective with perfect clarity. I think it's time to discuss the unthinkable: Hi-Tek is a good producer, Kweli has (some) skills behind the mic, and whenever the two get together, there is a bit of chemistry (and hip hop heads tend to get riled up with excitement).

Give 'Em Hell (feat. Coi Mattison & Lyfe Jennings) 11. More Or Less (feat. Stay Around 13. Hot Thing (feat. Will.I.Am) 14.

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THE BLAST (FEAT VINIA MOJICA) Kweli and Hi-Tek trade verses over this soulful beat, which is more in the vein of the Black Star album than the previous two tracks, even though this is easily the most commercial song on thus far. But this shit is enjoyable as hell, so I'm not complaining. Even the vocals fit in well, without turning “The Blast” into R&B-lite. THIS MEANS YOU (FEAT MOS DEF) Mos Def's “Know That”, which appeared on Black On Both Sides, set the bar for Dante/Kweli collaborations (those that weren't technically Black Star songs, anyway), and “This Means You” comes nowhere close to that song's level. This shit sucks.

He really wasn't that much of a great rapper back in the day, and while he still has his fleeting moments of brilliance, it isn't enough to condone a buy of this album. It was boring as fuck, and I consider Black Star & Black on Both Sides as classics. Instead of asking what shit in Max's cornflakes, my question is why is it that a bitch like you got to catch feelings? You mad that somebody doesn't like your boy toy Kweli? Get over yourselves. Anonymous Dude, this is by far, the weakest Review i've ever read!! Do you have any clue of Hiphop Music at all?!

(This theory, admittedly, has some holes in it, as Kweli has sounded fine alongside Mos Def, Common, and Xzibit, all of whom are technically more relevant than De La Soul right now.) I suppose this is proof that one needs more than a funky guitar sample to make a rap song: the lyrics also have to be somewhat interesting. ETERNALISTS Meh. Yeah, I just wrote “ meh”. Deal with it. BIG DEL FROM THE NATTI (FEAT BIG DEL) This would be hilarious if it wasn't true: for this interlude featuring a half-assed verse from his invited guest, Hi-Tek provides a much better instrumental than he has for his Reflection Eternal partner for the entire fucking album.

None Of Us Are Free (feat. Mood Swing 27. Amanda Diva f Q-Tip Talib Kwely - 40 MCs 28.

So Good (feat. Musiq & Wordsworth) 08. For The City (feat.

Funny Money 29. Talib Kweli Outro 30. Still Gettin' By 31.

The first single, 'The Express', failed to set expectations as high as Kweli had hoped, and the fact that it was later dropped from the project completely for unknown reasons (my guess: sample wars) didn't help matters much. As such, was met with a surprising amount of unfavorable reviews, surprising only because everybody who loved the Black Star album was expecting this to be a natural continuation. So it wasn't really much of a shock that Kweli and Hi-Tek broke up the band after was completed, not because Reflection Eternal was no more, but more so that both members could further explore their roles in our chosen genre. Hi-Tek's production work went in a much different direction than anybody had anticipated (he produced for the fucking G-Unit, for God's sake!), while Kweli continued to hone his craft, admittedly becoming more interesting behind the mic. But yeah, this review is about. EXPERIENCE DEDICATION (FEAT DAVE CHAPPELLE) After a brief but unusually bizarre intro by Dave Chappelle (who plays the role of Nelson Mandela), Kweli chimes in with your typical rap album intro bullshit that still manages to thank the fans who have followed Reflection Eternal thus far. Which was nice of him.

Roll Off Me 10. Where Ya Gonna Run (feat. Jean Grae) 12. Two & Two 13. Murderous (feat. Kardinal Offishall) 14.

The Express 18. Respiration ft. Common & Mos Def 19. Definition ft. RE:Defininition ft. Move Something 22.

Kweli spits four verses (one for each woman, as the title is inspired by Nina Simone's “Four Women”) that all sound accomplished, leaving this as the best way possible to end this album. I wonder why it was categorized as a bonus, though: this could have easily been worked into the sequence.

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Here's one of those albums that it took me forever to actually find the patience to sit through. You shouldn't take that last statement as an automatic dismissal of Reflection Eternal's, though: I'm just not the biggest fan of emcee Talib Kweli. My perception of the man is that he was the obvious weaker half of Black Star, which makes the fact that I have reviewed nearly every one of his partner Mos Def's projects even more apparent now, doesn't it? But I try to have an open mind whenever I write, so I'll attempt to look forward to this revisitation.

Ricardo Vogt) 15 – It Only Gets Better (Feat. Abby Dobson & Kendra Ross) 16 – What’s Real (Feat. Res) Talib Kweli & 9th Wonder - Indie 500 (2015). Which Side Are You On (feat. Tef Poe & Kendra Ross) 02.

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We Can Make It Better (feat. Kanye West, Q-Tip, Common & Rhymefest) 18. Old School Rules (feat. Danger Mouse & MF Doom) 19. Raw Shiw (feat. J Dilla & Madlib) 20.

Interlude Kweli Speaks on Strong Arm Steady part 1 17. Stack It (Strong Arm Steady) 18. Big Homie (Krondon) 19. Interlude KRS-One Speaks 20. The Perfect Beat (feat. Hostile Gospel (Remix) (feat.

Fuck The Money feat. Casper Nyovest 06. Fall Back feat. Styles P & Nire 07. He Said She Said 08. Butterfly feat.

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Midnight Hour (ft. Estelle) 4:39 08.

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Say That Again (feat. Fly Union) 11. Hold It Down (feat. Buckshot) 12. Interlude MCEO Breakdown 13. Hunters (feat.

After signing with the once-mighty Rawkus Records, they quickly rushed out a twelve-inch single, 'Fortified Live' (which also featured future Black Star mate Mos Def and Mr. Man from Da Bush Babees), with '2000 Seasons' as its B-side: both tracks found their way to the first Soundbombing compilation, with each track helping Reflection Eternal gain a cult following, not unlike opening an independent flick in twelve theaters in New York before slowly spreading out to the rest of the country.

Cole, Mos Def, and Jay Electronica on the track “Just Begun”. These 3 songs were released in a mixtape on January 1, 2010 called The Re:Union which received positive feedback from fans. Their second album Revolutions Per Minute was released on May 18, 2010 with similar praise as their debut album. It spawned 3 singles: “In This World”, “Strangers (Paranoid)” featuring former UGK member Bun B, and Midnight Hour featuring Estelle.

Kweli wasn't on Mos Def's level at this point: the man was not capable of handling an entire full-length album by himself. I'm sure that Kweli's fans will have something to say about that, but I don't give a fuck: this album is awfully boring. It is what it is. BEST TRACKS: “Memories Live”; “Down For The Count”; “The Blast” -Max RELATED POSTS. I can get into the great tracks, but the other filler was just that.filler.

Reflection Eternal is made up of the aforementioned Kweli and his producer friend Hi-Tek, who first met up in Cincinnatti, Ohio. Hi-Tek was working with his crew Mood and allowed Kweli to guest on a track: ever since then, they've called themselves Reflection Eternal, even when they're not directly working together.

Like That (feat. Black Eyed Peas, Q-Tip & Cee-Lo) 21. Music (Remix) (feat. Leela James). 2008 Talib Kwely - The MCEO Mixtape 01. Follow The Leader (feat.

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2006 Talib Kwely - Brooklyn, Tennessee 01. Intro (Dub Floyd) 02. Talib Kweli Intro 03. Wally Sparks Freestyle 04.

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