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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0731453347021
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Mercury Records Ltd (London)
Manufacturer: Mercury Records Ltd (London)
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Mercury Records Ltd (London)
Release Date: December 15, 2000
Running Time: 67 minutes
Studio: Mercury Records Ltd (London)
Sales Rank: 13460
MPN: 533470
Disc 1:- Intro (Redman / Muddy Waters)
- Iz He 4 Real
- Rock Da Spot
- Welcome (Interlude)
- Case Closed
- Pick It Up
- N.I.N. (Skit)
- Smoke Buddah
- Whateva Man - Method Man, Redman
- Chicken Head Convention (Skit)
- On Fire
- Do What U Feel
- The Stick Up (Skit)
- Creepin'
- It's Like That (My Big Brother)
- Da Bump
- Uncle Quilly (Skit)
- Yesh Yesh Ya'll
- What U Lookin' 4
- Soopaman Luva 3 Interview (Skit)
- Soopaman Luva 3
- Rollin'
- Da Ill Out
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Arguably one of the bets hip hop album one can ask for. He flows, he rhymes, he spits, he does it all, can't go wrong with Erick Sermon's production. Listen to KrissKross remix tonite's de nite ft Redman, the man is a classic rapper, he gives you the flow that combines with the beat. If you dont Pick it up, go Smoke Buddha, then you will definitely love this album.
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When redman burst on the scene back in the early 90's, w/ EPMD, the hiphop world didnt know what hit 'em. An MC with a crazy flow, obscure voice and insane lyrics, From NJ, was displaying talent never seen before. in 1992, Whut? thee album confirmed the expectations that heads had for him, and more. With the funk doc steez, addictive flow and his general aura it was an instant classic. Then, Dare iz a darkside came in '94 with its darker, more insane & slighty more weird sounding material , proving that Red could switch his style up when he wanted, and proving that there was more of a darkside to him, unlike what was displayed in his debut. Then, in 1996 Muddy Waters dropped. What can I say? Arguably his best, with both styles (Funk Doc ... Read More:
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redman so far for me hasnt got the best album yet, but this album for me is one of his best.the album rocks from the beginning to the end i have to say.but this to me still doesnt prove that redman is good.if redman can find his way out of erick sermons production redman will have better albums than this.its time for erick sermon to produce himself and other artists and let redman be produced by dr dre, timbaland or eminem because redman to me doesnt sound original when hes with erick sermon
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This to me is redmans best album his lyricz r on point the production iz razor sharp thanks mostly to erick sermon and a few well picked samples. Redman has established himself as 1 of the best mc's of the 90's and to me 1 of the best off all time. 4 fiest time buyerz of redmanz funk doc style then thiz iz the 1 to go for PEACE
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For those who have not got this Redman album, buy it now!!! This is probably his most rounded album, with classic metaphorical lyrics from the demented mind of Red combined with Erick Sermons funky production. Nearly every song on this album is classic, check out Rock Da Spot or On Fire for some mad beatz and lyrics. Also Redman isnt afraid to throw in some humour when he feels like it which adds to his lyrics. Buy this album if you wanna hear some invention too, as no one kicked it for the east coast as much as Redman did in the 90's.....
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