Things Fall Apart

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alternative hip hop album hip hop album studio album

"Things Fall Apart" is a critically acclaimed 1999 hip-hop album by The Roots known for its socially conscious lyrics, live-instrumentation sound, and significant influence on alternative rap.

Statements (56)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	alternative hip hop album → hip hop album → studio album →
artist	The Roots →
awardReceived	Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group →
awardReceivedForWork	You Got Me →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
coverArtReferences	civil rights era photography →
criticalReception	critically acclaimed →
featuresArtist	Beanie Sigel → Common → Dice Raw → Erykah Badu → Eve → Jill Scott → Mos Def →
followedBy	Phrenology →
follows	Illadelph Halflife →
genre	alternative hip hop → conscious hip hop → hip hop →
hasInfluenceOn	alternative rap → neo soul →
hasPart	100% Dundee → Act Too (Love of My Life) → Adrenaline! → Ain't Sayin' Nothin' New → Double Trouble → Dynamite! → Step Into The Realm → Table of Contents (Parts 1 & 2) → The Next Movement → The Spark → Without a Doubt → You Got Me →
label	Geffen Records → MCA Records NERFINISHED →
language	English →
nominatedFor	Grammy Award for Best Rap Album →
notableWorkOf	The Roots →
performer	The Roots →
producer	DJ Jazzy Jeff → J Dilla → James Poyser → Kelo → Questlove → Richard Nichols → Scott Storch → The Grand Wizzards →
recordedIn	1997 → 1998 →
releaseDate	1999-02-23 →
theme	African American experience → social commentary → urban life →
usesInstrumentation	live band instrumentation →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Roots → You Got Me →	album
Illadelph Halflife →	followedBy
The Roots →	notableWork
You Got Me →	partOf