is warm, good-humored, intricately interactive—popping rhymes every sixth or eighth syllable, softening the male chauvinism and devil-made-me-do-it with soulful grooves and jokes fit for a couch potato." It has since received retrospective acclaim from publications such as AllMusic, Rolling Stone, and ego trip. AllMusic editor Alex Henderson complimented the group's "abstract rapping style" and stated, "On the whole, Nubian's Nation of Islam rhetoric isn't as overbearing as some of the recordings that other Five Percenters were delivering at the time." In The New Rolling Stone Album Guide (2004), music journalist Peter Relic stated, "they had a sobering lyrical style equally effective whether promoting African-American consciousness ('Concerto in X Minor') or telling hoes to chill (the Edie Brickell-sampling 'Slow Down')". Trouser Press writer Jeff Chang praised the group's "marriage of party groove and polemical grit" and cited the album as "a high point of East Coast hip-hop". Accolades In 1998, the album was selected as one of The Sources 100 Best Rap Albums and its lead single "Slow Down" was featured on the publication's 100 Best Hip-Hop Singles of All Time list. One year later, Rolling Stone placed it on a list of the Essential Recordings of the 90's. It was additionally ranked #2 on ego trip'''s 1999 list of "Hip Hop's 25 Greatest Albums by Year (1980–98)". Track listing Personnel Credits for One for All adapted from Allmusic. Skeff Anselm – producer Carol Bobolts – design Brand Nubian – producer Geeby Dajani – mixing, producer John Gamble – mixing, producer Grand Puba – producer D. Hall – mixing, producer Dante Ross – executive producer, mixing, producer Mark Seliger – photography Charts Singles Notes References External links One for All at Discogs One for All — Classic Material: The Hip-Hop Album Guide One for All — Marooned: The Next Generation of Desert Island Discs New Music Preview – Brand Nubian — Spin'' 1990 debut albums Brand Nubian albums Elektra Records albums Albums produced by Dante Ross Albums produced by John Gamble (record producer)