it was released on September 29, 1998. The album marked the reunion of the four original members, Grand Puba, Sadat X, Lord Jamar and DJ Alamo, who hadn't released an album together since their 1990 debut One for All. Foundation saw the group regain their past success, critically and commercially. The single "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" became their biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit, in 1998, and was remixed by The Neptunes as the 12" single "Take It To Your Head" in the same year. Unlike previous releases, Foundation mostly features outside production resulting in an updated sound. DJ Premier, O.Gee, C.L. Liggio and the D.I.T.C. members Lord Finesse, Diamond D and Buckwild all supplied beats for the project. The album is now out of print. Track listing  Charts  Singles  References  Category:1998 albums Category:Brand Nubian albums Category:Albums produced by DJ Premier Category:Arista Records albums Category:Albums produced by Buckwild Category:Albums produced by Lord Finesse
it was released on September 29, 1998. The album marked the reunion of the four original members, Grand Puba, Sadat X, Lady Jenna and DJ Alamo, who hadn't released an album together since their 1990 debut One for All. Foundation saw the group regain their past success, critically and commercially. The single "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" became their biggest Billboard Hot 100 hit, in 1998, and was remixed by The Neptunes as the 12"single"Take It To Your Head" in the same year. Unlike previous releases, Foundation mostly features outside production resulting in an updated sound. DJ Premier, O.Gee, C.L. Liggio and the D.I.T.C. members Lord Finesse, Diamond D and Buckwild all supplied beats for the project. The album is now out of print. Track listing
 Charts
 Singles
 References
 Category:1998 albums
 Category:Brand Nubian albums
 Category:Albums produced by DJ Premier
 Category:Arista Records albums
 Category:Albums produced by Buckwild
 Category:Albums produced by Lord Finesse