Q-Tip's back!! Its been a long time coming but the wait was well worth it for this masterpiece! This is more than a dope hip hop album, this is great music that transcends genre's.

So good. It's like the a supercharged of the unreleased but brilliant "Kamal the Abstract".

Get this man a Grammy. Now.

After many poor comeback albums in the last few years, finally a hip hop album that lives up to it's anticipation. This may be the best hip hop album since "Speakerboxx/The Love Below".

Overall, the new Q Tip is solid. It is a breath of fresh air in the dense smog of lyrical nonsense known as contemporary hip hop. My only challenge is the fact that it is not too much of a musical stretch; if you're expecting jazz and R&B heavy beats infused with positive messages, that's what you'll get.

New Q! It's probably more like a 9.3333333 but I'll bump it up considering... Highly recommended to any fans of his work on Tribe albums.

Big up and thanks to Q-Tip! This is definetly a top 3 album of the year.

After the massive disappointment of Amplified nearly 10 years ago ('Breathe & Stop' only sounded good on the much-played Michael Jackson Don't stop till you get enough mash-up bootleg) - this is so worth the wait. A layered, yet accessible piece which breathes life into hip-hop. Stand out tracks: Move, You (a masterpiece), Johnny is Dead, Gettin up, Life is Better. You have to buy this.… Expand

One of the forefathers of conscious rap reemerges after a lengthy absence and two shelved albums to release his best album since Tribe's prime and easily one of the finest hip-hop releases of 2008. He expands his vocal palette singing more and rapping less as well as collaborating with guests from the usual suspects the late great DIlla to those unexpected, Norah Jones. Despite the stylistic variations Q-Tip's material remains consistently high quality throughout. Hopefully the followup won't take nearly a decade to surface.… Expand

This album is magnificent, a great experience

One of the best Hip-Hop albums I've heard in ages! Easily one of the best of the 2000's decade. Keep it up Q-Man!

One of the most REFRESHING hip hop albums in years.

Not really that interesting to me. I found it sort of dull and lacking any character. Then again, I'm a huge Wu-Tang fan, so this isn't really 'groundbreaking' in my view.

Great album! From beginning to end I was not disappointed by any of the tracks, smooth beats, with amazing vocals. A few of the tracks even take it back in time reminding me of the tribe days. This is definitely an album that I will be listening to for years to come!

I don't mean to come off as one of those people who thinks the current state of hip-hop is hopeless, because its not. As long as artists like Q-Tip continue to create (and sell), Hip-Hop will eventually shed the fluff and excess. This is an excellent album, period. Support this or tell your kids how good Hip-Hop was once upon a time.