Never knew!
5
By RayVictoryistheman
I heard of this before. It was only exclusive through a hyros website in a form of a tape. Must have!
Del's Best.. and that's saying a lot
5
By Matt TL
From lyrics to beats and production, this is one of my favorite hip-hop albums of all time, let alone my favorite of Del's.
del dopest emcee
5
By inceyet
del is by far one of the illest emcees out period. nuff said!!!!
Best Del Album
5
By MADSPIN
This is the Best Del Album. Period! My first copy of Future Development was given to me by Del on cassette @ a hiero show in 1998
Best Songs are:
5
By DTFH FD
Why You Wanna Get Funky...
Faulty
Love Is Worth
Don't Forget The Bass
Stress The World
Del
5
By Makk916
This album like all Del's album's is awesome! 3030 is one of my fav's. He creates a whole new world on 3030 and makes you feel like you live in the future check all these albums out he is def a great artest.
Future Development
5
By Alex Amory
Ah... this is del at his Freshest. Tracks like "X-Files" truly show off his skills as a lyricist. His newest Album "Eleventh Hour" was just released, and was a dissapointment to most of his hardcore fans. This is a big refreshment to revisit Del without his inflated ego of Eleventh Hour. The beats are very layed back, his flows are creative and origional like always, and the stories within the songs are interesting and funny.
Every track on this album is worth buying, just to listen to del in his medatative writing state. The title "Future Development" is perfect for this album; it just goes to show Tha Funkee Homosapian is as Prolific as ever. It gives me something to bump to as I wait for "Deltron: Event II"
Its a must have. Five Stars.
vary vary good
5
By p man#1
this is a vary vary good album one of my favorits.
3rd best del
4
By sonhouse
Everything this cat does is golden, this is not his best album(both sides of the brain and deltron 3030 are better) but this is far ahead of it's time.
WOW!
5
By Bra Wash
I've always thought Del was an exceptional MC but he hasn't always had the production to back up his albums. I loved "No Need for Alarm" but after that nothing peaked my interest ("Deltron 3030" had 2 HOT tracks and the rest were OK IMO). I also felt at times, he never got out of that early 90's style of rhyme and never came out of it like the rest of the Hiero crew. I stumbled over this while I was reorganizing my iTunes library. Future Development? Hmm... I sampled one track - NO BAD. Next one - HMMM. The next - NICE! I loved it within 5 minutes. Why couldn't all of Del's albums be of this caliber? Of course, this one is not that easy to come by as I'm sure the industry doesn't like to promote classic hip-hop of guys who names don't begin with "Lil". Thank God for Hiero Imperium records and artists creating their own labels. Thanks iTunes and that Mr Jones for putting out a hot one!
