Erik Gaderlund (erikg@macconnect.com)
Tue, 27 Jul 1999 12:03:39 -0700
Well, at their concert LAST summer in London they apoligized for the
lateness and said it (didn't know of the other two) would be out in
September, but, obvously that didn't happen.
erik g
>
> Just saw this on the Support Online Hip-Hop
>website. I guess if the three albums are slammin' --
>this is alright. But damn! It's been a long, long time
>since Stakes Is High. A lot of people are speculating
>that this is De La's swan song. And I know they
>probably want it to be the definitive pieces of hip
>hop for a long time to come, but come on.... Anyone
>know if this is true? And what up with effin' Drew
>Barrymore!? Peace.
>
>-B-
>
>July 23, 1999
>
> De La Album Delayed Till 2000
>
> According to Tommy Boy Records, De La Soul's highly
>anticipated album "Art Official Intelligence" has been
>pushed back to at least January 2000 (Originally
>scheduled for an October release). The group has
>decided that they wanted to record more music to put
>on the album, this week they went into the studio with
>Busta Rhymes.
> The goal of the new De La project is to release a
>series of three albums within the span of year, and
>feature guest appearances from Al Green, Drew
>Barrymore, Isaac Hayes and maybe even Sade and
>Portishead. According to ?uestlove of The Roots, the
>album will be off the hook featuring production from
>his group and Diamond D, peep the story at
>Okayplayer.com in the News section.
>
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