Redman just dropped Muddy Waters Too

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Redman is top 10 all time in the opinion of anyone that matters. you don't like him? doesn't matter. you don't rate him? doesn't matter.

Somethings just are

While everyone else is fucking around, his 54 year old arse has come to claim the title

34 years on wax - 28 years since the OG - 32 tracks deep - fuck yall

Came up as a product of the golden era to claim one of the top spots in the most important mid 90's period of hip hop

Just need E40, Scarface, AG, G Rap, Ras Kass, MC Eiht, Too Short etc to come through and take this shit seriously again

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Full album on YT

 
FINALLY!!!

The last Redman album I picked up was Reggie, and I was pretty disappointed in it overall. I've listened to some of Muddy Waters Too, and it's pretty good. Gonna have to pick it up as a Xmas present to myself. lol
 
Very nice all the 90s rappers have put out good albums lately ll cool j the force,busta rhymes with e.l.e 2, nas with the kings disease series.
 
Very nice all the 90s rappers have put out good albums lately ll cool j the force,busta rhymes with e.l.e 2, nas with the kings disease series.
MC Lyte's album was a surprisingly good retrospective journey. Mad Skillz went the Lightnin Rod route which was nice. Godfather Don topped all of them this year. Mista Sinista released a top album as well
 
Saw him in concert back in the 90's with Method Man, Jay-Z and DMX on the Roc The Mic tour in San Jose

Went to the after party and watched a whole tribe of massive Samoans beat the ever loving dog shit outta every single person wearing a Roc-A-Fella jacket

I dont know what sparked it but they fucked with the wrong bulls that day
 
I cant listen to 45+ year olds rap. Its just not right imo. Especially the guys who I grew up with who were dope like Red.
 
Muddy Waters on a whole other level, a must have are his first recordings right there on his front porch at the Stovall Plantation in 1941.

I do look at them blues as pre Muddy and post Muddy, a Robert Johnson pre a John Lee Hooker post.
 
Legend. Very unique and recognizable voice. Came to post "Oooh" with De La Soul but somebody beat me to it.

Great with Method Man of course, some iconic tracks.

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