Inspiring the Film – Michael Rapaport from Will Leather Goods on Vimeo. Will Leather met up with Michael Rappaport at Sundance to speak on his new film, Beats, Rhymes, and Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest. The film is in theatres (good ones, at least) July 8th in LA/NY and August 12 in [cont.]

Consequence Talks Working With J. Dilla & The Ummah from HipHopSite.Com on Vimeo. Consequence speaks with DJ Pizzo at the Red Bull Soundclash in Las Vegas about working with J. Dilla in the early days of his career with A Tribe Called Quest.

Consequence On Linking Up With A Tribe Called Quest from HipHopSite.Com on Vimeo. HipHopSite’s own DJ Pizzo speaks with Consequence about linking up with A Tribe Called Quest in the mid-90′s and working on the Beats Rhymes and Life LP. Shot at Red Bull Soundclash in Las Vegas by Firewalk Filmworks.

Jakk and Free cover one of the greatest hip-hop songs of all time, directed by Jimmy Giambrone. Wish they kept that UNLV shoutout in tact though. #vegas

Tip and Sha speak on the controversial “Beats, Rhymes, and Life” documentary on A Tribe Called Quest, with Sway of MTV. Additional clips in succession after the first clip.

In this interview with Cambi0, Quiddus speaks with Phife about his emotional experience during the Sundance festival’s presentation of the Beats, Rhymes, and Life documentary.

2112171374Uploaded by yardie4lifever2. – More video blogs and vloggers. Michael Rapaport talks to Carson about his A Tribe Called Quest documentary that debuted at Sundance.

Well, if you aren’t in support of the Beats, Rhymes, & Life documentary, here’s the alternative, a 1990 Dutch doc on A Tribe Called Quest and The Jungle Brothers. Dun Fact: Jungle Brothers’ “Straight Out The Jungle” single was DJ Pizzo’s third hip-hop 12″. via: DJP

Here’s a longer interview with Mike Rapaport with E!, this time without Phife Dawg. Over 17 minutes long, this one gets in depth.

As we reported earlier in the week, Phife broke down into tears at Sundance when speaking on the Tribe doc, Beats, Rhymes & Life. Here’s the video.

Michael Rappaport sits down with MTV at Sundance, discussing the controversies behind his recent A Tribe Called Quest documentary, Beats, Rhymes, & Life.

The controversial documentary on A Tribe Called Quest, Beats, Rhymes, & Life, debuted at Sundance this weekend. The L.A. Times reports that a teary Phife was the only one that showed up at the festival. “I wish the rest of them were here,” Phife said, after resting his head on the lectern. “They don’t understand. [cont.]

Ali Shaheed Muhammad Interview with Gowhere Hip Hop from gowherehiphop.com on Vimeo. “We do owe Jive one more album….”, Phife tell us. Look for his Elma’s Grandson EP soon.

Here comes a whopping 10 minutes and 48 seconds of A Tribe Called Quest at the 2010 Rock the Bells. MC/Producer extraordinaire Large Professor, and Neek the Exotic also burst into the middle of the set!

Hot 97′s Peter Rosenberg bigs up A Tribe Called Quest crazily at this years Rock the Bells tour. Tip, Phife, and Ali do their get-busy on stage. We just wish that this video came from our cameras – the energy level looked amazing!

Many highlights from this weekend’s Rock The Bells festival(s), captured by intrepid IPhone wielders, just like you.

A Tribe Called Quest delivers some better late than never official merchandise for their seminal Midnight Marauders LP, in honor of the album’s performance at Rock The Bells this month. T-shirts, hats, jerseys, shoes, headbands, and even shorts (that’s all you, Warren Peace) are available now via Merch Direct.

Phife addresses and explains one of the most butchered hooks in hip-hop history, next to The Roots “Don’t Say Nothin’”….. Please settle down….

According to URB Lauryn Hill has been confirmed to perform her Grammy award winning album The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill at the Rock The Bells 2010. Rock The Bells has not confirmed or denied this as of yet and the final press conference for Rock The Bells comes later tonight. A Tribe Called Quest is [cont.]

Actor/director Michael Rapaport talks about the influence of ATCQ and how he met them and introduced the idea of making a documentary to them. The documentary will debut at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.