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Master P Pictures
Artist:
Master P
Origin:
United States, New Orleans - LouisianaUnited States
Born date:
April 29, 1969
Master P Album: «Mp Da Last Don»
Master P Album: «Mp Da Last Don» (Front side)
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  • Customers rating: (3.7 of 5)
  • Title:Mp Da Last Don
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  • Type:Audio CD
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Review - Product Description
Unavailable for years is the reissue of 'MP Da Last Don'. This 2 CD set has already sold over 2 million copies and features C-Murder, Snoop Dogg & E-40. Priority. 2005.
Review - Amazon.com
Despite claims to the contrary, most rappers don't retire; "final" albums are more marketing ploy than graceful bow. Inevitably, as in the case of also-"retired" Too $hort, the artist resurfaces, either not content with the easy life on the other side of the mic or, more likely, still desirous of the guaranteed platinum sales a few generic songs can produce. Master P, in his alleged swan song, gives us all that and more, producing a double-length album that is perhaps the paradigmatic LP of the No Limit sound, replete with the oft-resuscitated tropes of gangsta rap and delivered over the slick formulas of the Beats by the Pound team. --Jon Caramanica
Customer review
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Master P - MP Da Last Don

This was supposed to be P's last album and I wish it was. There were a lot of problems with this album: (1) a double album, which was the style of 1998, with only two good songs on it ("Hot Boys & Girls", "Solders, Riders & G's"), (2) No Limit Records were putting out albums faster than Mickey D's serves burgers and with the usual guest stars on this album (virtually the whole No Limit roster) on every single song, you couldn't tell the difference between this album and, say, a Skull Duggery album. (3) is that Master P was starting to sound too much like 2Pac (like most rappers around that time). For Master P's good stuff, check out Ghetto D, 99 Ways to Die, Ice Cream Man or TRU's True or Tru to Da Game.

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
- they actually sell dis type of trash?

I don't know why i bought this album, but i really wish i hadn't. I don't know what's more wack, master p's voice, or all the other people on the c.d. It's like they are all trying to save a lost cause. Compared to silk the shocker though master p is the greatest rapper in the world!

Customer review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- not worth it

Its too expensive and not good enough, P can do better and disc 1 just sucks.

Customer review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- it is great he mixes the best lyrics with the best music !

this cd as well as all of master ps cds are the bomb!!!!!!this has really good tracks that any one can relate to. mater p is the best rapper along with his label no limit records. please buy this cd i have all of master ps cds and u will luv it!!!!!!!!!!!!!also look for ghetto dope. thanks for ur time!!!!!!!!!!

Customer review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Da Last Album.. Pleeeeease?

Am I the only one that realizes that MasterP has no rapping skills whatsoever? He's a marketing genius, much props for that. How he debuts #1 every album on the No Limit label is beyond me. Lyrics are bland and overused, production is basic beats, nothing good to say about this album whatsoever.