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From Amazon.com Tribe’s last album--they announced their breakup just prior to its release--has all of the problems of Midnight Marauders and Beats， Rhymes， and Life: they’re just not People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm or The Low End Theory， Tribe’s first two releases. That said， so what? Late-era Tribe is still a force to be reckoned with， even if it’s not as much fun or doesn’t have all the possibilities of Phife Dog， Q-Tip， and Ali Shaheed Muhammad’s early work. The Love Movement’s backing tracks recall previous releases but tend to be subtler--and therefore less than memorable--and a few of the tracks here are almost indistinguishable from one another. Q-Tip and Phife Dog bust out with few catch phrases (the exception is ?Give Me，? on which they rhyme ?Boyz II Men， ABC， BBD--naw， we ain’t none of them?); overall， they sound more mature than ever before. Are they really? At times， yes， and it seems that maturity is one of hip-hop’s few unforgivable sins. --Randy Silver