A reissue of the first album by the Los Angeles hip-hop group "Black Eyed Peas," consisting of will i am, apl.de.ap., and taboo.
The album incorporates soulful samples with jazz and funk rhythms, and makes extensive use of live instruments, giving the band a unique musicality that reflects their multicultural roots.
This album includes many masterpieces, including "Joints & Jam," a hidden gem and highly popular track from their early work, "Karma," which uses Joe Cuba Sextet's "El Raton," and "What It Is," which quotes Tom Browne's "Funkin For Jamaica."
