Master P- MP Da Last Don Revisited

[OHSNAP!]

Fukk y'all haters, there are plenty and plenty of No Limit albums that have aged fine and got lots of replay value, you just need to dig a bit deeper than only the Millers and Snoop

Both Mac, both Soulja Slim and both Fiend albums are great, Unpredictable by Mystikal, first 2 Mia X albums, first 2 Soundtracks, Down South Hustlers, first two Westcoast Badd Boyz, first two Kane&Abel joints, Young Bleed, Mr. Serv-On's debut...

 

[OHSNAP!]

Always felt no limit was wack there producers were complete trash too. That shyt is strictly for ppl who live in the south they can relate to it but i could nvr get into that shyt

Well I saw your posts in other threads and realized I will never take your opinion/words seriously anyway

 

[Xtz23]

Well I saw your posts in other threads and realized I will never take your opinion/words seriously anyway

Whatever floats ur boat bud im not the one saying no limit albums are good. in reality idgaf what you think :pee105:

 

[$lim]

i never was a Master P fan. i never thought he could rap.

when Da Last Don came out, P was played out by that time........all the uuuuuuugh on every song and rapping like Pac with all the Thug and enemiiiiiiiiiies shyt.

plus P is just wack as a rapper to me. i was a Luniz fan and i thought he was lame for stealing Ice Cream Man from them and Dru Down......

BBTP their cookie cutter beats were played out at that time......

but in a weird way, if i listen to that album right now i'll still have some kind nostalgia just because No Limit has a classic sound, and a lot of good rappers on the label.

 

[$lim]

Thug Girl was just

lol it was just over for P by that time

 

[STAN JONES]

This could've been a good album had he cut it down to 1 disc

I never really liked it though,too much

I still listen to Hot Boys & Girls and Let My 9 Get Em from time to time

 

[letti cook]

still dope to me

no need to wax poetic since apparently im in the minority on this

 

[letti cook]

Fukk y'all haters, there are plenty and plenty of No Limit albums that have aged fine and got lots of replay value, you just need to dig a bit deeper than only the Millers and Snoop

Both Mac, both Soulja Slim and both Fiend albums are great, Unpredictable by Mystikal, first 2 Mia X albums, first 2 Soundtracks, Down South Hustlers, first two Westcoast Badd Boyz, first two Kane&Abel joints, Young Bleed, Mr. Serv-On's debut...

bumped Fiend and Kane & Abels albums last week...was at how well them joints held up. I aint really fukk with them like that as a kid but i realize now it was because i didnt understand alot of what they were talking about.

 

[Maximus Rex]

 

[Bugsmoran]

Thug Girl was just to this day.. I never understood why that nikka pushed that shyt.

 

[Bugsmoran]

Yeah THE Last Don was pretty much the end of No Limit's reign

I think Silkk had a solid album after that and Snoop but that was it

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

Yall buggin, the OPPOSITE is true

It aged well, 2017 standards:

1. "Da Last Don" - bangin intro
2. "Till We Dead and Gone" (featuring Bone Thugs-N-Harmony) - fire, especially bones verses
3. "Thinkin' Bout U" (featuring Mia X & Mo B. dikk) - clsssic
4. "Soldiers, Riders & G's" (featuring Mystikal, Silkk the Shocker & Snoop Dogg) - CLASSIC
6. "Get Your Paper" (featuring E-40) - classic, 40 kills it
7. "Ride" - LITERALLY one of beats by the pounds best beats ever.
9. "These Streets Keep Me Rollin'" (featuring Fiend) - bangs
10. "Black and White" (featuring Silkk the Shocker) - dope ass song, introspective
14. "Let My 9 Get 'Em" - Tru era no limit
Disc 2

1. "More 2 Life" (featuring C-Murder) - dope
3. "Gangsta B..." (featuring Steady Mobb'n) - hillarious dope
8. "Let's Get 'Em" (featuring C-Murder & Magic) - C MURDER DESTROYS THIS. A+
12. "Make 'Em Say Uhh 2" (featuring Fiend, Silkk the Shocker, Mia X & Snoop Dogg) - not as good as OG but kinda dope still
13. "Hot Boys and Girls" (featuring Kane & Abel, Silkk the Shocker, Mia X & Mystikal) - probably the best song on the CD...quote it all the time

14 dope songs, a few other decent, I can play this album as is or trim it into a classic

 

[STAN JONES]

Damn forgot about this one

This was my shyt too

 

[DaveyDave]

i remember buying it back when it dropped, mainly because of the Bone song i was still a Bone stan back then (for the group and Krayzie at least, never got into the other solos much) i'll have to chuck it on the phone this week and see how bad it is these days.

 

[CM_Burns]

Culturally one of the most important albums of the late 90s. Not a classic, but a great album.