Connect A Song

Both artists (Tribe Called Quest and Jungle Brothers) were part of The Native Tongues Collective, a groundbreaking and influential movement in hip-hop, formed in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It wasn’t an official group but rather a loose affiliation of artists and groups who shared similar philosophies about music, culture, and life. They stood out in the hip-hop world for promoting themes of positivity, Afrocentrism, social consciousness, and artistic innovation.

Connections:

• Q Tip is part of A Tribe Called Quest
• People usually say thanks when getting an award

Connecting the Jungle

Connections:

• Etienne in the name;
• Daho collaborated with Saint Etienne multiple times;
• this song is a cover of one of their songs (Filthy);
• Only Love Can Break Your Heart was rereleased in the UK together with Filthy.

Saint (or St.) in the artist's name.

Connecting Vincent.

Connection: From Starry Eyes to Starry, Starry Night

Same riff

Has the same producer, Mutt Lange.

Name-checking Jesus in the title.

Connection: guest vocalist on this track is Gibby Haynes from Butthole Surfers.

Some surfing in the clouds, some are surfing with the alien, and some have eh...butts and kuntz

Connection: Clouds

The line "I can see for miles" shows up partway through the first verse.

Lyrics: "I can see for miles and miles"

No Jay, just Dee.

Life in plastic, it's fantastic.

Connection: Kids toy

Connection: Alma

Hair

https://youtu.be/F252BaenmYE?si=scwaYYwm1fUwVgzR So many questions and concerns around hair.

https://open.spotify.com/track/6bsOINgyf4lBBblmJCWcwr

Again, obvious link, but obscure song. Underrated band by my lights too

Obvious link. Though I don't understand how the previous song refers to it.

shampoo is for hair