Basketball's Best Kept Secret

1. Hip Hop Basketball Genie (Interlude) - Bamboo

2. Check It - Dana Barros

3. Lost in the Sauce

4. Mic Check 1-2 - Ill Al Skratch, Shaquille O'Neal

5. Earl the Goat (Interlude) - Bobbito

6. Flow On - Cedric Ceballos with Warren G., Warren G

7. Anything Can Happen - Brian Shaw

8. Sumptin' to Groove To - Chris Mills

9. From the Bay to L.A. (Interlude)

10. What the Kidd Didd - Jason Kidd,

11. Funk in the Trunk

12. Phat Swoosh (Interlude) - Bobbito

13. All Night Party - Dennis Scott

14. Livin' Legal and Large - Gary Payton

15. D.J. S and S Represents

16. Ya Don't Stop - AG, Dana Barros, Cedric Ceballos with Warren G., Diamond D, Grand Puba, Sadat X

Tracks:

Hip Hop Basketball Genie (Interlude) - Bamboo
Check It - Dana Barros
Lost in the Sauce - Malik Sealy
Mic Check 1-2 - Ill Al Skratch, Shaquille O'Neal
Earl the Goat (Interlude) - Bobbito
Flow On - Cedric Ceballos, Warren G
Anything Can Happen - Brian Shaw
Sumptin' to Groove To - Chris Mills
From the Bay to L.A. (Interlude)
What the Kidd Didd - Jason Kidd,
Funk in the Trunk
Phat Swoosh (Interlude) - Bobbito
All Night Party - Dennis Scott
Livin' Legal and Large - Gary Payton
D.J. S and S Represents
Ya Don't Stop - A.G., Dana Barros, Cedric Ceballos, Diamond D, Grand Puba, Sadat X

Customer Reviews:

Not bad actually..........2006-02-07

Though this album doesn't exactly represent the pinnacle of excellence in hip-hop, there are a few tracks on here that are worth a listen. This is especially true if you were/are a fan of either rap from the mid-90s or NBA basketball from that era. It's a plus if you happen to like both (as I did as a teenager back in the day).

Tracks of note on here are:

1) Malik Sealy - Don't Get Lost In The Sauce - An extremely "real" track about his upbringing, lessons learned from life, and his dedication and focus. It is actually of historical importance because Malik Sealy died unexpectedly a few years later... making this track all that much more important. The song as a whole (including beat and lyrics) is also quite good.

2) Cedric Ceballos f/ Warren G - Flow On - A popular west-coast anthem for it's time. It's sound embodies the prime of G-funk era music and is fun to listen to.

3) Jason Kidd - What The Kidd Didd - Though he pretty much just talks about how big he is, the song has a tight beat and is engineered well. It's actually pretty funny to listen to some of the lyrics now, but entertaining nonetheless.

4)Gary Payton - Living Legal And Large - Gary Payton is considered old skool now, but he was in fact "legal and large" in the 90s. The content in this song is enjoyable to listen to and the beat is worth mentioning too.

In sum, I guess this album targets a very niche audience... So if you happen to appreciate the NBA of the mid-90s or when rap was just beginning to become a worldwide phenomenon (or the intersection of the two), you might want to pick this one up.

You dont want this.......2005-11-05

This should have remained a secret especially that wack azz shi@ by Gary Payton and Jason Kidd Pure Garbage if you want this you must be Jordan laughing at the idiots trying to make music

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