De La Soul is Dead is a legendary album that showcases the unique artistry of De La Soul. Released on May 14, 1991, this sophomore album further solidified their place in hip-hop history. The clear cassette comes with an 8-panel jcard packaged in a classic Norelco box, making it a great collectible for fans. With the visionary production of Prince Paul, De La Soul crafted a sound that is both original and authentic, setting them apart in a rapidly evolving genre.

The album quickly gained acclaim, landing on charts worldwide and receiving a five-mic rating in The Source, along with Gold status from the RIAA. It features timeless tracks that have become classics in the hip-hop community, including "A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays," "Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)," and "Keepin' the Faith." De La Soul's creativity and originality shine through in this release, making it one of their best albums and a must-have for any serious music lover.