Sons of the P

1. DFLO Shuttle

2. Heartbeat Props

3. No Nose Job

4. Sons of the P

5. Flowin' on the D-Line

6. Kiss You Back

7. Tales of the Funky

8. Higher Heights of Spirituality

9. Family of the Underground

10. D-Flowstrumental

11. Good Thing We're Rappin'

Sons of the P,Digital Underground,Tommy Boy,Alternative Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,West Coast Rap

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Criminally Underrated

Slept On Classic from D.U.

VERY SLEPT ON!

tales of the funky

...maaaan, yall aint neva hurd nuttin nis funky...

Sons of the P
Digital Underground
Manufacturer: Rhino / Ada
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000000HIJ
Release Date: 1991-10-15

Tracks:

The DFLO Shuttle
Heartbeat Props
No Nose Job
Sons Of The P
Flowin' On The D-Line
Kiss You Back
Tales Of The Funky
The Higher Heights Of Spirituality
Family Of The Underground
The D-Flowstrumental
Good Thing We're Rappin'

Customer Reviews:

Criminally Underrated.......2007-02-20

This album is great. The opening track, DFLO Shuttle, is prestinely infectious and my personal favorite; it calls for the repeat button and that loopy hook will pin-ball in your head all day urging you to call in sick from work and go to the beach.

The lengthy concluding number "Good Thing We're Rappin'" doesn't do much for me. I find it to be too long and it's lack-luster structure strays from what made DU shine. I get the fact that they are paying homage to their love of music and how it has steered them away from another lifestyle, but in the delivery this becomes a mediocre Ice Cube narrative to my ears. Maybe the group was itching to try the "Too $hort" formula... it's not particularly awful, just sort of boring compared to the dizzying heights the rest of the album already took the listener.

I urge any serious music buff to re-visit the music of Digital Underground. I never fully appreciated their excellence until years later when my developed adult ear was capable of acknowledging just how clever, articulate and ahead of their times this group was. There is a sensitive politically conscious human message here. Shock G's charismatic, passionate delivery allows him to make deep statements without sounding preachy, or abrasive- in fact to the contrary he's selectively hilarious and easy to listen to on the whole.

I have yet to find a modern group this confident, creative and fun. Take the shuttle back to DU's early days... it is quite rewarding.

Slept On Classic from D.U........2006-11-18

DU comes back with the George Clinton/Parliament/Funkadelic inspired funk raps.

Top Joints:
Heartbeat Props (Gives props to people while they are alive to enjoy it)
No Nose Job (Cosmetic surgery on wax)
Sons Of The P
Flowin' On The D-Line
Kiss You Back
Tales Of The Funky
Nuttin This Funky (Great)
The Higher Heights Of Spirituality
Family Of The Underground
Good Thing We're Rappin' (Shock raps a pool stick around some fool's head)

VERY SLEPT ON!.......2003-01-05

Even the reviewers for this album weren't able to appreciate this album to its fullest. The gold single, "Kiss You Back", was a great song and it once again showcased their stylish jocularity in front of understated funky rhythms. But this album has a couple of diamonds in the ruff that have gone largely unnoticed. First, "Good Thing We're Rappin'" rivals Too Short for creator of one of the most Pimpinest (yes its a word) hip hop songs in the 90s. It helps that 2Pac, one of the best ever, introduces the song. It chronicles the days and times in the life of a west coast pimp, with the taste for the material, the disdain for disrespectful, and the "I don't love them hos...", and the wonderful humor attitude that Snoop Dogg adorned on Doggystyle, all while maintaining their essentially light hearted flavor.

But the best song on this album, which barely receives mention is "Sons of the P". In my book, this song ranks as one of the funkiest hip hop songs ever...that's right, EVER. I think it deserves this status for several reasons. One, they were able to do so much in this song without it sounding overdone, overproduced, maintaining the funk, which is at its core. Two, the beats AND the lyrics were funky, in the P-Funk, free-your-mind-and-your-(butt)-will-follow sense. Here's a sample, "we're pulling down the pants to your mind/this time/we'll make love to you're intellect/the people in control are working very hard to keep your natural desires in check". Three, the song is in the funk anthem tradition, spanning 9 minutes, plus they make you feel like the song should not have ended a second sooner. Fourth, they were the perfect group to pull this off, with their funk base, comical approach, and their willingness to sacrifice album sales and commerical appeal for creativity and substance. This is truly an ode to the gods of funk. Clinton even hands the reigns of the funk over to them...the seal of approval. PLEASE GIVE THIS SONG A LISTEN! see for yourself. They are truly the "Sons of the P".

tales of the funky.......2002-11-02

oh yeah digital underground are funky and has some tight p funk influenced beats george clinton himself sings on sons of the P matter of fact the whole cd is dedicated to the p funk the jam tales of the funky proves it where shorty b on the mic giving props to the whole parliament-funkadelic crew. ...

...maaaan, yall aint neva hurd nuttin nis funky..........2001-11-18

...no nose job, sons of the p, kiss you back? yeah, yeah...they tight...but on the real: IT'S A GOOD THING THAT WE'RE RAPPIN!!...ooh, sh!t!! thats that lick fasho!

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Nice preview of the "I Got The Hook Up" soundtrack
Yo dis cd be da bombest of da bomb!
I THOGHT THE CD WAS THE BOMB.
master p is bitchen' dude
Yo sup this is Russell and i've seen the movie

I Got the Hook Up
Master P , Sons of Funk , and Soulja Slim
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000064QG
Release Date: 1998-03-24

Tracks:

I Got The Hook UP (Album Version)
I Got The Hook UP (Instrumental Version)
I Got The Hook Up (R & B Mix)
From What I Was Told

Customer Reviews:

Nice preview of the "I Got The Hook Up" soundtrack.......2002-10-22

Just a single which features the radio edit, instrumental, and r&b mixes of "I Got Da Hook Up".

TRACK LISTING:
1. I Got Da Hook Up (Album Version)
2. I Got Da Hook Up (Instrumental)
3. I Got Da Hook Up (R & B Mix)
4. From What I Waz Told

TOP 10 FAVORITE P ALBUMS:

1. Game Face
2. Da Last Don
3. Ghetto Postage
4. Only God Can Judge Me
5. Momma's Thug
6. Ice Cream Man
7. I Got The Hook Up (SOUNDTRACK)
8. Ghetto D
9. Goodbye To My Homiez (CD-SINGLE)
10. I Got Da Hook Up (CD-SINGLE)

Yo dis cd be da bombest of da bomb!.......1999-06-04

Dis CD be da coolest cd. I can really identify wit him, cuz I cumz from the ghetto, and I really think hes bin there. This cd be ok, cuz he can be trippin, steppin', and lunchin' all at the same time!

I THOGHT THE CD WAS THE BOMB........1999-03-23

I THINK THAT MASTER P COULDN'T HAVE DONE ANY BETTER.I MEAN HE'S THE ONLY RAPPER THAT I CAN ACTUALLY RELATE TO.I MEAN I'VE BEEN THROUGH HARD TIMES AND I CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT HE'S SINGING ABOUT.

master p is bitchen' dude.......1999-03-23

I think that master p is one of the best rappers besides mase. He has a smooth flow.Ilike his videos because of the hoes.

Yo sup this is Russell and i've seen the movie.......1999-03-04

yo so you should get the sound track of I Got The Hook Up I think Master P and the hole No Limit Family are Bad Ass later I'm out of here

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A passion and a problem
Sublime, but you may already have these performances
THE Ravel G Major Piano Concerto!
Titanic and Stunning
Diamond amongst gold

Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli

Manufacturer: Polygram Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Preludes | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00000DI32
Release Date: 1998-11-10

Tracks:

Images - Book 1: 1.Reflets dans l'eau - Arturo Michelangeli
Images - Book 1: 2.Hommage a Rameau - Arturo Michelangeli
Images - Book 1: 3.Mouvement - Arturo Michelangeli
Images - Book 2: 1.Cloches a travers les feuilles - Arturo Michelangeli
Images - Book 2: 2.Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fut - Arturo Michelangeli
Images - Book 2: 3.Poissons d'or - Arturo Michelangeli
Prelude - Book 1 (Excerpts): 1.Danseuses de Delphes - Arturo Michelangeli
Prelude - Book 1 (Excerpts): 4.Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l'air du soir - Arturo Michelangeli
Prelude - Book 1 (Excerpts): 6.Des pas sur la neige - Arturo Michelangeli
Prelude - Book 1 (Excerpts): 8.La fille aux cheveuz de lin - Arturo Michelangeli
Prelude - Book 1 (Excerpts): 10.La cathedrale engloutie - Arturo Michelangeli
Prelude - Book 1 (Excerpts): 12.Minstrels - Arturo Michelangeli
Preludes - Book 2 (Excerpts): 3.La Puerta del Vino - Arturo Michelangeli
Preludes - Book 2 (Excerpts): 6.General Lavine - eccentric - Arturo Michelangeli
Preludes - Book 2 (Excerpts): 7.La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune - Arturo Michelangeli
Preludes - Book 2 (Excerpts): 8.Ondine - Arturo Michelangeli
Preludes - Book 2 (Excerpts): 9.Hommage a Samuel Pickwick, Esq. P.P.M.P.C. - Arturo Michelangeli
Preludes - Book 2 (Excerpts): 12.Feux d'artifice - Arturo Michelangeli

Tracks:

Sonata No.5 In C: Andante - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Sonata No.5 In C: Allegro - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Sonata No.5 In C: Allegro assai - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Sonata in C minor, K. 11 - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Sonata in C, K.159 - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Sonata in A, K.322 - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Gaspard de la nuit: Ondine - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Gaspard de la nuit: Le gibet - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Gaspard de la nuit: Scarbo - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Piano Concerto In G: Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto in G, Allegramente - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Piano Concerto In G: Adagio assai - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Piano Concerto In G: Presto - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli

Customer Reviews:

A passion and a problem.......2006-02-10

Stephane Mallarme once defended the complexity of his poetic output by saying that good poetry must be "a passion and a problem". A similar proposition is ensued by the redoubtable Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (1920-1995): even his most ardent admirers were sometimes dumbfounded by the Italian's seeming unwillingness to please, his disregard for other people's opinions (and also, on occasion, of the composers' written indications), his detached and glacial interpretations and his lack of interest in virtuosity, not to mention his maddening propensity for cancelling concerts. And yet, we're talking about one of the supreme keyboard artists of all time, a musician who none other than the finicky and exacting Sviatoslav Richter once referred to as a master, and whose deeply probing and analytical playing was buttressed by one of the colossal techniques in pianistic history.

This volume in Philips' Great Pianists of the 20th Century series - the first of two dedicated to Michelangeli - is cleverly put together, presenting the maestro in some staples of his repertoire (especially Debussy and Ravel) and adding a couple of epoch-making recordings for good measure. The latter are Ravel's Piano Concerto in G and Gaspard de la Nuit, both definitive renditions which brought a new degree of technical finesse to those scores. The concerto, an early stereo register from 1957 in which Michelangeli is aptly partnered by the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Ettore Gracis, is unmatched in the pianist's impeccable fingerwork, evenness of touch - notably in the first movement trills - and structural coherence. The Gaspard, recorded in 1959, remains a benchmark performance to this day, not only for its tremendous technical aplomb but also for Michelangeli's unique pedal control: Ondine and Le Gibet are waft on a myriad tones and hues, and Scarbo is taken not as a virtuoso study in the fashion of Argerich or Pogorelich, but as a dark, gloomy, almost hypnotic journey.

Debussy's Preludes confirm Michelangeli as one of the greatest keyboard colourists ever, each piece a sound world in itself, in a technically immaculate and tonally ravishing display. The Images fare less well, belonging as they do to the pianist's later period, when he apparently became overly conscious - one might say obsessed - with chord micromanagement and sound projection, resulting in performances which often resembled a collection of details rather than thorough interpretations (Michelangeli's 1987 Gaspard recorded in the Vatican is a case in point: slow, fragmentary and erratic, it is a parody of his earlier attempts, particularly the one shown here).

This first set on Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli shows many of his best moments, exhibiting his rich and variegated tone (he once said he aimed at a sound between the organ and the violin), his flawless technique and his deep-thinking interpretative approach. Some scintillating Scarlatti and Galuppi are also thrown in for a more complete representation of Michelangeli's favourite recorded repertoire. Therefore, in spite of the less inspired portions of the Debussy, it deserves 5 stars.

Sublime, but you may already have these performances.......2001-12-16

Those who already own a number of Michelangeli recordings may already own the performances on these disks. The Debussy comes from his DG cycle (413450-2, 427391-2, and 415372-2). The Ravel concerto comes from the EMI Ravel/Rachmaninov concerto disk (CDC 7 49326 2, but it's been remastered, so the number might have changed). The Gaspard is also available from Music & Arts (CD-955).

The only shortcoming of this collection is that if you want all the Debussy Preludes, you will need to buy two other full-price DG CDs, and if you want the Rachmaninov 4th Piano Concerto, you will need to buy a mid-priced EMI CD containing the Rachmaninov and the Ravel. The strength of this collection is that what's here is fabulous, and the cost is much less than buying the performances individually.

Michelangeli was a superb Debussy player. But it's worth noting that his performances were controversial, particularly these DG ones. A more mainstream (and also fabulous) recommendation for the Preludes might be Paul Jacobs's set or Walter Gieseking's set. Michelangeli's Debussy is much more chiseled than either Jacobs or Gieseking.

Michelangeli's Ravel is also superb, and not at all controversial--no one else comes close. His Gaspard is, well, unbelieveable. This particular performance is often regarded as his finest, and I think I agree. My favorite movement is the last, where the gnome in hiding is depicted by a barely audible tremolo. When it appears it is in a shocking trill.

So, this is a great intro to a magnificent pianist--and if you have these performances, then look at the Michelangeli II volume in the Great Pianists series. That volume is fully as great.

THE Ravel G Major Piano Concerto!.......1999-08-12

I have rarely encountered the almost unanimous consensus that adheres to Michelangeli's recording of the Ravel G Major Concerto. I agree with another Amazon reviewer that the second movement is one of those experiences that stops time. And just listen to the incredible quirkily effective trills in the first movement (Ravel wrote them that way, with the *upper* note as the melody - what an ear he had!); who else could trill this fast while linking the chain of trills seamlessly? I even like the sound of the orchestral whip. This recording is one for the ages. Zimerman's recent recording with Boulez/Cleveland is superb, but it's nowhere close.

Titanic and Stunning.......1999-06-02

The Best Gaspard in existence!! What titanic music.!

Diamond amongst gold.......1998-12-16

This is so easy. If I want to show a friend the best Jazz ever, I play Kind Of Blue for them. If I want to show them the greatest Classical piano performance ever I put on Michelangeli's playing of the Ravel Concerto in G, second movement. His subtlety of touch and sense of dynamics is absolutely mind spinning. Everyone has melting musical moments in their lives but for me , this is it. Of course, the rest of the music is not too shabby; there is some beautiful stuff there. But the Ravel Concerto alone is worth the price of admission. In memory of the late and great Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli.

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With a "P"

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000B95HO4
Release Date: 2002-01-01

Product Description

Contains the tracks: My Sweet One; What You Wish For; You're a God; Kiss the Girl; You're Gone; Rosanna; I Never Liked You; I'll Try; Cigarettes Will Kill You; Mother Nature's Son; I Need to Know; What Might Have Been; What a Wonderful World; One More Minute

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Right Touch

Debussy, Ravel and Bartok

Manufacturer: Polygram Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Preludes | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000001GL6
Release Date: 1995-04-11

Tracks:

Preludes (Book I): 1. Danseuses de Delphes
Preludes (Book I): 2. Voiles
Preludes (Book I): 3. Le vent dans la plaine
Preludes (Book I): 4. Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l'air du soir
Preludes (Book I): 5. Les collines d'Anacapri
Preludes (Book I): 6. Des pas sur la neige
Preludes (Book I): 7. Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest
Preludes (Book I): 8. La fille aux cheveux de lin
Preludes (Book I): 9. La serenade interrompue
Preludes (Book I): 10. La cathedrale engloutie
Preludes (Book I): 11. La danse de Puck
Preludes (Book I): 12. Minstrels
Preludes (Book II): 1. Brouillards
Preludes (Book II): 2. Feuilles mortes
Preludes (Book II): 3. La Puerta del Vino
Preludes (Book II): 4. 'Les Fees sont d'exquises danseuses'
Preludes (Book II): 5. Bruyeres
Preludes (Book II): 6. General Lavine-eccentric
Preludes (Book II): 7. La Terrasse des audiences du clair de lune
Preludes (Book II): 8. Ondine
Preludes (Book II): 9. Hommage a S.Pickwick Esq.P.P.M.P.C.
Preludes (Book II): 10. Canope
Preludes (Book II): 11. Les Tierces alternees
Preludes (Book II): 12. Feux d'artifice

Tracks:

Concerto 'pour la main gauche' pour piano et orchestre en re majeur: 1. Lento-Andante-Allegro-Tempo I - Maurice Ravel
Concerto pour piano et orchestre en sol majeur: 1. Allegramente - Maurice Ravel
Concerto pour piano et orchestre en sol majeur: 2. Adagio Assai - Maurice Ravel
Concerto pour piano et orchestre en sol majeur: 3. Presto - Maurice Ravel
Concerto no.3 pour piano et orchestre: 1. Allegretto - Bela Bartok
Concerto no.3 pour piano et orchestre: 2. Adagio religioso - Bela Bartok
Concerto no.3 pour piano et orchestre: 3. Allegro vivace - Bela Bartok
Sonatine sur des themes paysans de Transylvanie: 1. Les joueurs de cornemuse Allegretto - Allegro - Bela Bartok
Sonatine sur des themes paysans de Transylvanie: 2. Danse de l'ours - Moderato - Bela Bartok
Sonatine sur des themes paysans de Transylvanie: 3. Finale - Allegro vivace - Attacca - Bela Bartok

Customer Reviews:

Right Touch.......2006-06-22

Monique Haas recorded work by many different composers but she owned French impressionism. Her solo-piano recordings for Erato may be the best evidence of this artistry, but the preludes featured here on Disc 1 also stand out because of how well Haas was able to convey Debussy's submerged lyricism. The preludes show off her lovely sense of timing. Disc 2 is headlined by Ravel's two piano concertos, and both are worth repeat visits. What you may find stunning, though, is how successfully Haas was able to integrate both a Bartok concerto and Bartok's Sonatine into her musical universe. Compare her performance of either piece with the version recorded by, say, Zoltan Kocsis. It's hard to recognize that they're by the same composer, so thoroughly has Haas made them her own. Even if you own other performances of everything in this two-disc set, therefore, the package still wouldn't be redundant.

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Legendary
Sublime performance by a master

Debussy:Préludes

Manufacturer: Angel Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Preludes | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music

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Tracks:

Book 1: I. Danseuses de Delphes
Book 1: II. Voiles
Book 1: III. Le vent dans la plaine
Book 1: IV. Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l'air du soir
Book 1: V: Les collines d'Anacapri
Book 1: VI. Des pas sur la neige
Book 1: VII. Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest
Book 1: VIII. La fille aux cheveux de lin
Book 1: IX. La serenade interrompue
Book 1: X. La cathedrale engloutie
Book 1: XI. La danse de Puck
Book 1: XII. Minstrels
Book 2: I. Brouillard
Book 2: II. Feuilles mortes
Book 2: III. La puerta del vino
Book 2: IV. Les fees sont d'exquises daneuses
Book 2: V. Bruyeres
Book 2: VI. General Lavine-eccentric
Book 2: VII. La terrasse des audiences au clair de lune
Book 2: VIII. Ondine
Book 2: IX. Hommage a S. Pickwick, Esq., P.P.M.P.C
Book 2: X. Canope
Book 2: XI. Les tierces alternees
Book 2: XII. Freux d'artifice

Amazon.com

Gieseking was an extraordinary stylist and perhaps the century's greatest sonorist. His interpretations of Debussy were justly celebrated. Unhappily, the technology EMI possessed at the time these renditions of the Preludes were captured, in 1953 and 1954, does only marginal justice to him. At least the recordings were made in a reverberent acoustic well suited to the music, and the tone that comes through, while thin at the top, is solid. --Ted Libbey

Customer Reviews:

Legendary.......2000-04-05

Gieseking paints these little gems in the most subtle colors with no excessive lingering over textures here and no fuss. Even if other artists have brought more pianistic refinement, Gieseking is still revelatory in terms of naturalness and spontaneity. The relative lack of immediacy in the (mono) sound only seems to enhance the mystery. This complete set certainly is legendary--something of a reference point, in fact--and fits on one mid-priced CD, too.

Sublime performance by a master.......1999-12-14

Gieseking had no peer in his performances of Debussy's piano works. While there are a number of fine performances of these miniatures; Gieseking reaches the heights of sublimity in nuance, tonal quality, interpretation. A first choice for these works.

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Sons of Jah
Sojah
Manufacturer: P-Vine
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000GH3DH4
Release Date: 2007-01-22

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I Love The Lord
Southern Sons Quartette
Manufacturer: P-Vine
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000KF2IA0

Product Description

Ltd. Ed. Japanese Import CD of 16 RARE 1950's Gospel tracks from the original Trumpet Records label.

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THE SUCCESS OF A SOLDIER
I loved it, I recemend it!
It is da butta baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Got The Hook Up [Edited Version]
Master P , Sons of Funk , and Soulja Slim
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000064QI
Release Date: 1998-03-24

Tracks:

I Got The Hook Up (Album Version)
I Got The Hook Up (Instrumental Version)
I Got The Hook Up (R&B Mix)
From What I Was Told - Soulja Slim

Customer Reviews:

THE SUCCESS OF A SOLDIER.......1999-08-05

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! IT'S ALOT OF HATERS THAT HATE ON YOU, BUT THEY ARE NOT HATERS, THEY ARE MOTIVATERS. LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE YOU IN CONCERT ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1999, AT THE CSU CONVOCATION CENTER.

I loved it, I recemend it!.......1999-03-13

The song "I got the hook up" featuring sons of funk was the best listen it will touch your heart, only if your down with it and you have been there too! I have so I see what they see and feel. This music don't lie it only speaks the truth which may hurt, I personally love this cd and I think everyone should have it, so buy it, love it, and respect it, I did..... PEACE OUT TO ALL MY TRUE NIGGAS @--}---*$$$$*

It is da butta baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......1998-07-15

Master P is truly an artist. His lyrics are bumping and you can't help rockin to it. I love that dawg and his music. Maybe one day I'll get to meet da man behind da music.