Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest

Respec to rappaport for this. It was well done n truthful. RIP Phyfe.

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Ok first off the documentary is great. Loved it. Im upset case Phife Dog passed away and ALL OF A SUDDEN this movie is on the movie page for iTunes. Capitalizing off his passing? For shame iTunes

Big ATCQ fan here but this film had a lot of weak sound and bad, shaky camera work and angles. I'm all for amateurs doing films but come on now, do some color balance and hold the camera still, son. Luckily the content is juicy which people are obviously loving. It's really about the band airing they dirty laundry. I don't think it's in good taste. There's so much tension on screen, it's not fun to watch.

For any true hip hop fan this is a must see.

I watched this documentary quite by accident on a cable channel and I couldn't turn away. Hands down it's the best documentary I've seen. It almost feels like a drama with the plot twists and turns. There is so much music history in the documentary. I didn't realize until seeing the film this year that Ali formed Lucy Pearl which was one of my favorite groups. The insight into the genius that is q-tip is incredible. I wasn't a tribe fan during their tenure but ironically I've been a fan of the members as solo artists. The film showed the magnitude of the group's true influence. If you want to know what hip hop is really about as an art form and the genius that the true genre, catch the doc. on On Demand.

When A Tribe was out every body sang for the love of doing it. Now we have Lil Wayne, Dj Khalid, etc... Just doing it for the money.

Best Documentary ever for True Hip Hop Fans..Golden Age Music..Abstract..On Point..All that..Watch as many times as possible it's good for your health...

I caught the movie when it came out at the Theater... It was only showing at the South Beach Regal Theater & every show was sold out for 5 days straight. Best viewing experience being that everyone in the theater were Tribe fans & "Real" Hip-Hop fans in general. Everyone just kept bobbing their heads in sync to the tunes & the big screen. As soon as the BlueRay came out, I was on it... I've watched it several times with friends and it just doesn't get old, needless to say Tribe was (& still is) my favorite music group of all time, so every song brought back amazing memories from Jr High & High School. Love the end of the Doc... I will be patiently waiting for the last album... ...If it ever happens... (crossing-fingers)

Even if you never heard of hip hop till now or you had since almost day one, it's a great documentary and worth your time to see it!!! I hope Michael make more documentaries and films as he did a superb job! Thanks for making this!