Classics Discussion: Redman

[mobbinfms]

He was the most consistent rapper of the 90s and I don't even think its close. Commercially he got better with each album till he finally went platinum with Docs Da Name. He also influenced a bunch of MCs. He was the perfect bridge between underground and commercial which had a clear division back than.

Something that's crazy about the Dare album is that he did more production on that album than any of his other ones which is crazy considering how high we was. A lot of people don't kno he came into the game as a DJ.

Here's my issue with Muddy Waters, and keep in mind that I voted yes for it, what are the standout Red cuts from that album? On par with Tonights the Night, Superman Lover, How you Roll a Blunt, Time for Some Action, How High Remix, Can't Wait?

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Here's my issue with Muddy Waters, and keep in mind that I voted yes for it, what are the standout Red cuts from that album? On par with Tonights the Night, Superman Lover, How you Roll a Blunt, Time for Some Action, How High Remix, Can't Wait?

Whateva Man
What U Lookin' 4 (maybe)
On Fire
It's Like That

but I don't think on THAT kinda level

 

[BmoreGorilla]

@BmoreGorilla Chronic came out December tho, I think Whut was first

but either way g-funk started with NWA's 2nd album

but as you said EPMD were doing it first

My bad both you and @mobbinfms are right. Whut came out first

 

[mobbinfms]

Whateva Man
What U Lookin' 4 (maybe)
On Fire
It's Like That

but I don't think on THAT kinda level

Yeah man...if I'm gonna throw on nothing but Redman records...and my Red Crates are deep...its gonna be a minute before I get to a Muddy Waters song

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Here's my issue with Muddy Waters, and keep in mind that I voted yes for it, what are the standout Red cuts from that album? On par with Tonights the Night, Superman Lover, How you Roll a Blunt, Time for Some Action, How High Remix, Can't Wait?

Your right Muddy Waters doesn't have any classic singles. Tonites Da Nite and Cant Wait are my two favorite tracks of his. Whateva Man was maybe the most well known

 

[mobbinfms]

Your right Muddy Waters doesn't have any classic singles. Tonites Da Nite and Cant Wait are my two favorite tracks of his. Whateva Man was maybe the most well known

It's not just singles either...Watch Yo Nuggets, Superman Lover 1 and 2, How to Roll a Blunt...
Muddy Waters is just such a dope album from start to finish...and like I first said, the first three albums are super certified...it doesn't even matter.

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Top 5 Redman songs fellas let's get to it

 

[patscorpio]

I will say this...the best soopaman luva....is on DIAD

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

I will say this...the best soopaman luva....is on DIAD

EASILY

but also the beat change on SM 1 was great

 

[DoomzdayzV]

Darkside might be my favorite hip hop album. That shyt is like a acid trip on record. his style was retarded on there. As far as Muddy Waters.....not a huge fan but its still a pretty damn good album. Everything after that is doodoo.....especially Blackout.

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Top 5 Redman songs fellas let's get to it

Tonites Da Nite
Cant Wait
Time 4 Sum Aksion
Pick It Up
Whateva Man

 

[BmoreGorilla]

EASILY

but also the beat change on SM 1 was great

So was the beat change on SM3

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Tonites Da Nite
Cant Wait
Time 4 Sum Aksion
Pick It Up
Whateva Man

No order....

Time4SumAksion
So Ruff
Green Island
Can't Wait
Creepin'

idk if this is legit tbh...I'm just choosing the first 5 that come to my head

 

[mobbinfms]

I will say this...the best soopaman luva....is on DIAD

I might have to listen to the first three again.
1 is over the Johny Guitar Watson beat right?

 

[BmoreGorilla]

No order....

Time4SumAksion
So Ruff
Green Island
Can't Wait
Creepin'

idk if this is legit tbh...I'm just choosing the first 5 that come to my head

Time4SumAskion is like his signature song. The production on Tonites Da Nite tho was so different from anything else at the time