Funkdafied
Funkdafied
Track Listings
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1. Call It What You Want - Bill Summers
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2. I Like Girls - Fatback
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3. Reach for It - George Duke
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4. Push - One Way
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5. Ready or Not - Herbie Hancock
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6. It's Your Night - Ray Parker, Jr.
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7. Let's Get Crackin'
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8. Make up Your Mind - Aurra
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9. Just Chillin' Out - Bernard Wright
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10. Jam - Graham Central Station
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11. She's Just a Groupie - Bobby Nunn
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12. Up for the Down Stroke - Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley
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13. Heartbeat - War
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Funkdafied,Various Artists,Priority Records,70's,Dance Music,Funk,Fusion,Jazz-Funk,Pop,Soul,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,Urban
Average customer rating:
- Jams 2 Bounce 2
- Let Da Brat Funk You Up
- Spoiling Them!
- 2 Stars
- Slamming Debut!
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Funkdafied
Da Brat
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000002ANS
Release Date: 1994-06-28 |
Tracks:
- Da Shit Ya Can't Fuc Wit
- Fa All Y'all
- Fire It Up (Celebration Time)
- Funkdafied
- May Da Funk Be Wit 'Cha
- Ain't No Thang
- Come And Get Some
- Mind Blowin'
- Give It 2 You
Customer Reviews:
Jams 2 Bounce 2.......2006-06-21
Chi Town's own Da Brat created a scene with FunkDaFied in 1994. The album is fully loaded with mid 90's G-Funk jams that ah get your head noddin. Jermaine Dupri's production here is top notch, and Da Brat's lyrical ability is evident. She can flow tight, and even though her lyrics may not be the deepest, she really knows how to get the partay jumpin'. Interestingly, Some of her catch phrases may bring to mind Snoop Doggy Dogg. The title track, and "Fa All Y'all," got mad radio play back in '94 and early '95, but the album has much more to offer. She has sass, and she proves she is as tough as the next male MC, and she can hang. All in all, a dope, if slept on, release.
Let Da Brat Funk You Up.......2006-06-16
Da Brat was hot when I was in high school. I remember all the girls (including myself) copied her signature twisties. I had the "Funkdified" cassette and I would listen to it everyday on my walkman at school. This is one of my favorite rap albums.
Spoiling Them!.......2006-06-02
Da Brat came onto the rap scene in 1994 under the guidance of hitmaker Jermaine Dupri. She came across as an arrogant thug. In fact, she carried the demeanor of a male. From the clothes she wore to this album's subject matter, she could easily remind one of a male. Also, something most male rappers are known for is rapping about how good/great they are and how much weed they smoke. Da Brat does this repeatedly on her debut. Male rappers also reiterate what town they are from. While listening to "Funkdafied", you are going to hear Da Brat tell you she is from Chicago over and over again. Don't misunderstand me, this woman is talented. She can flow, and she doesn't sound half bad either. Some of the things she said impressed me. She truly doesn't receive her just do as a female rapper because rap fans usually don't mention her when they talk about the best female emcees. She's better than most of the females rappers I have heard, so she deserves most credit that she receives.
The production on this album is really good. Jermaine Dupri used a lot of reminiscent George Clinton sounds, and that is innovative, but he uses them one too many times. 80% of the album had that "funk" sound. Producers need to be aware that they cannot overuse the same sound on an album because most listeners will grow fatigued of it very quickly.
I recommend this album to rap fans. Though its not a must have, some of the tracks are pretty essential.
Mikeisha's Top 5
1. Fa All Ya'll
2. Funkdafied
3. Give It 2 You
4. Fire it Up
5. Come and Get Some
2 Stars.......2005-01-16
Da Brat may go down in history as one of the greatest female emcee's in history, but that doesn't mean I have to like her. This is a great CD production wise, but lyrically it is wack. She has a nice flow though. NOT RECOMMENDED.
Slamming Debut!.......2004-10-19
Funkdafied is hot! This album consists of hit after hit. Hot beats, phat rhymes from Brat makes her debut a timeless classic. This album is a must if you like rap.
Average customer rating:
- Jams 2 Bounce 2
- Let Da Brat Funk You Up
- Spoiling Them!
- 2 Stars
- Slamming Debut!
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Funkdafied EP
Da Brat
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
West Coast
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rap
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
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- Unrestricted
- Anuthatantrum
- Young, Rich and Dangerous
- Totally Krossed Out
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ASIN: B000002CU7
Release Date: 1994-07-26 |
Customer Reviews:
Jams 2 Bounce 2.......2006-06-21
Chi Town's own Da Brat created a scene with FunkDaFied in 1994. The album is fully loaded with mid 90's G-Funk jams that ah get your head noddin. Jermaine Dupri's production here is top notch, and Da Brat's lyrical ability is evident. She can flow tight, and even though her lyrics may not be the deepest, she really knows how to get the partay jumpin'. Interestingly, Some of her catch phrases may bring to mind Snoop Doggy Dogg. The title track, and "Fa All Y'all," got mad radio play back in '94 and early '95, but the album has much more to offer. She has sass, and she proves she is as tough as the next male MC, and she can hang. All in all, a dope, if slept on, release.
Let Da Brat Funk You Up.......2006-06-16
Da Brat was hot when I was in high school. I remember all the girls (including myself) copied her signature twisties. I had the "Funkdified" cassette and I would listen to it everyday on my walkman at school. This is one of my favorite rap albums.
Spoiling Them!.......2006-06-02
Da Brat came onto the rap scene in 1994 under the guidance of hitmaker Jermaine Dupri. She came across as an arrogant thug. In fact, she carried the demeanor of a male. From the clothes she wore to this album's subject matter, she could easily remind one of a male. Also, something most male rappers are known for is rapping about how good/great they are and how much weed they smoke. Da Brat does this repeatedly on her debut. Male rappers also reiterate what town they are from. While listening to "Funkdafied", you are going to hear Da Brat tell you she is from Chicago over and over again. Don't misunderstand me, this woman is talented. She can flow, and she doesn't sound half bad either. Some of the things she said impressed me. She truly doesn't receive her just do as a female rapper because rap fans usually don't mention her when they talk about the best female emcees. She's better than most of the females rappers I have heard, so she deserves most credit that she receives.
The production on this album is really good. Jermaine Dupri used a lot of reminiscent George Clinton sounds, and that is innovative, but he uses them one too many times. 80% of the album had that "funk" sound. Producers need to be aware that they cannot overuse the same sound on an album because most listeners will grow fatigued of it very quickly.
I recommend this album to rap fans. Though its not a must have, some of the tracks are pretty essential.
Mikeisha's Top 5
1. Fa All Ya'll
2. Funkdafied
3. Give It 2 You
4. Fire it Up
5. Come and Get Some
2 Stars.......2005-01-16
Da Brat may go down in history as one of the greatest female emcee's in history, but that doesn't mean I have to like her. This is a great CD production wise, but lyrically it is wack. She has a nice flow though. NOT RECOMMENDED.
Slamming Debut!.......2004-10-19
Funkdafied is hot! This album consists of hit after hit. Hot beats, phat rhymes from Brat makes her debut a timeless classic. This album is a must if you like rap.
Average customer rating:
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Funkdafied
Da Brat
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Soul
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General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
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West Coast
| Rap & Hip-Hop
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Pop Rap
| Rap & Hip-Hop
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ASIN: B000002AWN
Release Date: 1994-10-11 |
Tracks:
- Funkdafied
- Fa All Y'all
- Mind Blowin'
- Give It 2 You
- Funkdafied (D.J. Club Mix)
- Fa All Y'all ( Remix)
- Da B Side
Average customer rating:
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Funkdafied Freddy
Omni
Manufacturer: B9000 Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
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Pop Rap
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ASIN: B0000793VU
Release Date: 2003-01-28 |
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Funkdafied
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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| Dance & DJ
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Jazz Fusion
| Jazz
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| Soul
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1970-1979
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ASIN: B000003AOD
Release Date: 1995-06-13 |
Tracks:
- Call It What You Want - Bill Summers
- I Like Girls - Fatback
- Reach for It - George Duke
- Push - One Way
- Ready or Not - Herbie Hancock
- It's Your Night - Ray Parker, Jr.
- Let's Get Crackin' - Shock
- Make up Your Mind - Aurra
- Just Chillin' Out - Bernard Wright
- Jam - Graham Central Station
- She's Just a Groupie - Bobby Nunn
- Up for the Down Stroke - Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley
- Heartbeat - War
Average customer rating:
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The Amerrickan Dream
DJ Amerrickan
Manufacturer: Amerrickan Revolution Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Dance & DJ
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Electronica
| Dance & DJ
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ASIN: B000CA8RQ2
Release Date: 2005-08-16 |
Tracks:
- Clouds
- Attack on Freedom
- Free Your Mind from Dillusions
- Heartbeat
- Love and Hate
- My World
- Open Your Mind
- Speak Your Mind 2
- Speak Your Mind
- Spymaster
- Americas Army Song
- Desire to Be Loved
- West Coast Shindig
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