Disco de Redman: «Doc's the Name»

Información del disco

Valoración de usuarios: (4.9 de 5)
Título:Doc's the Name
Fecha de publicación:1998-12-08
Tipo:Audio CD
Sello discográfico:Def Jam
UPC:731455894424

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Media (4.9 de 5)(10 votos)
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Contenido

1 Welcome 2 da Bricksimg 1:57
2 Let da Monkey Outimg 3:14
3 I'll Bee Dat!img 3:55
4 Get It Liveimg 3:15
5 Who Took da Satellite Van?img 0:47
6 Jersey Yo!img 3:18
7 Cloze Ya Doorz Redman, Young Zee, Diezzle Don, Roz, Tame One, Double O and Gov-Matticimg 4:10
8 I Don't Kareimg 3:21
9Boodah Break
10Million Chicken March (2 Hot 4 TV) (Skit)
11 Keep on '99img 4:31
12 Well All Rite Chaimg 4:13
13Pain In Da A** Stwardess (Skit)
14 Da Goodnessimg 3:52
15My Zone! Redman, Biz Markie and Suga Bear
16 Da Da DaHHHimg 3:59
17G.P.N. (Skit)
18 D.O.G.S.img 3:50

Análisis - Amazon.com

The pride of Newark takes a slow rumble through hip-hop's history on his fourth album, jacking whatever beats he takes a shine to: Ice Cube, Audio Two, and the Beastie Boys all get their hits heavily rewritten, and on the closing Roni Size collaboration, "I Got A Secret," he invents a dazed, earthy style of drum 'n' bass rhyming. As the title suggests, there's some conceptual/identity overload going on here, but Redman's spilling over with sly turns of phrase and goofy allusions (as well as gratuitous chickenhead/baby-mama baiting), and his Def Squad teammate Erick Sermon lightens up on his trademark swampy boom, giving himself more room to cram his word hoard into. Every imaginable space is full of blunted puns, fleeting samples, and yelps of "Yo!" --Douglas Wolk

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Usuario de Amazon

06 Junio 1999

2 personas de un total de 2 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- The phattest CD ever made.

This is one the best rappers in the business, and he proved it with this album.

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Usuario de Amazon

10 Mayo 1999

- Funk doc combines hip hop flow with awsome lyrics.

1998 produced many great rap albums ranging from Outkasts Aquemini to Method Mans' Tical 2000 but with out a doubt Redmans Doc's the Name 2000 was the best album of the year. Funk Doctor Spot with his crazy lyrics combined with fellow Def Squad member Erick Sermon's dope producing created an awsome album that ranks as one of the top 10 best hip-hop albums of all time. Even if you are not a Redman fan the compilation of Method Man, Busta Rhymes and Keith Murray make for an elite album. When purchusing this album you will not be disappointed.

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02 Mayo 1999

- this is hip

he has 3 songs that are worth $12 at least actually he probaly has more good songs then that i don't know because i havent listed to the hole cd but so far it's in my top10 cds out of my 100

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Usuario de Amazon

09 Abril 1999

- It Was PHAT! It Is Redman's Best Album Yet!

It was sweet. I know good music when I hear it and this is good. Redman is a different type of rapper and I really Like his stuff. I especially like this album because it has great creative rap on it. I also think that Redman's Videos matched very well with the songs!

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13 Febrero 1999

- da bomb

everybody should buy this cd it's the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!