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Humboldt Beginnings (Parental Advisory),The Pharcyde

- Humboldt Beginnings (Parental Advisory)
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The Pharcyde
Released 2004

Untitled
00:41
955 plays

Untitled
00:54
905 plays

Knew U
03:11
6,176 plays

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- 1
- Intro: Homegrown
- 02:18
- 1,802 plays

- 2
- The Uh-Huh
- 02:55
- 2,310 plays

- 3
- Storm Pt.
- 03:38
- 2,832 plays

- 4
- Untitled
- 00:11
- 2,007 plays

- 5
- Knew U
- 03:11
- 6,176 plays

- 6
- Untitled
- 00:20
- 5,610 plays

- 7
- The Art Of Sharing
- 02:48
- 1,931 plays

- 8
- Bongloads II
- 03:52
- 2,103 plays

- 9
- Untitled
- 00:11
- 1,776 plays

- 10
- Rules & Regulations
- 04:38
- 1,677 plays

- 11
- Untitled
- 00:15
- 1,888 plays

- 12
- Illusions
- 03:46
- 2,324 plays

- 13
- Mixedgreens
- 04:05
- 1,949 plays

- 14
- Right B4
- 03:49
- 1,479 plays

- 15
- Clouds
- 01:55
- 1,811 plays

- 16
- Untitled
- 00:41
- 1,040 plays

- 17
- The Bomb
- 03:36
- 1,775 plays

- 18
- The Climb/Paranoia
- 04:07
- 1,538 plays

- 19
- Untitled
- 00:41
- 955 plays

- 20
- Choices
- 04:14
- 1,396 plays

- 21
- Untitled
- 00:54
- 905 plays

- 22
- Dedication
- 05:33
- 1,555 plays

- 23
- Outro: Praise/Fastlife
- 06:31
- 1,053 plays

album review

Whittled down to only two original members, Imani Wilcox and Bootie Brown (aka Romye Robinson), the Pharcyde embraced the immensely soothing aspects of weed for fourth album Humboldt Beginnings. This 22-track record, leavened with the contributions of new members Spaceboyboogie X and "Greg" Smooche, begins with a bongo-led jam called "Homegrown" and benefits from a raft of workmanlike productions. In the Pharcyde's attempt to crawl back into the hip-hop limelight, though, they scatter their efforts working in a variety of styles. The frequent weed songs are interspersed with club thumpers ("The Uh-Huh"), smooth '80s-influenced lovers tracks ("Knew U," "Right B4"), and one of the most hilariously overblown gangsta tracks (perhaps humorous?) ever performed ("Bongloads II"). ~ John Bush, All Music Guide