Probally not. Redman is an extremely talented MC, although his albums have always been some what of a let down to me. Far too many skits, and not enough quality songs. I dont like the production on alot of his material either. It's a shame, because I do value him highly as an MC.
I'll be getting it for sure. I'm a big fan of Redman. His rhymes are pretty clever and I like how he uses funk beats. A lot of people don't like how he and Method Man have so many skits, but I don't mind. It showcases their great sense of humour.
<div class="quote_poster">Chutney Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">A lot of people don't like how he and Method Man have so many skits, but I don't mind. It showcases their great sense of humour.</div> When I pay for an album, I expect to hear songs, not random skits that offer nothing more than to press the 'Skip' button on the CD player. They can make more movies if they want to showcase their humour, lol.
I don't like the skits either, but its not a big deal, don't put em on the iPod and they basically don't exist to me so it doesn't take away from the album. I didn't even like the first Redman album I head (I think I might need to go back and review that) but this album is probably a 4/5.
I got it and it's alright. As far as his skits go, this one is classic... Jerry: Here we've got Mercedes and her seven year boyfriend Ray-Ray Row-Row. Ray-Ray: It's Ray-Ray mofucka! The way he delivers that "It's Ray-Ray mofucka" line has me dying to this day.
<div class="quote_poster">NTC187 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">When I pay for an album, I expect to hear songs, not random skits that offer nothing more than to press the 'Skip' button on the CD player. They can make more movies if they want to showcase their humour, lol.</div> I guess its just me then. I don't mind skits, because they lead into the next track and set a sort of theme/mood. When I'm listening to a full album, they're fine. Otherwise I'd just download individual tracks.
