Notes of a Native Son

Track Listings

1. Notes of a Native Son

2. Brother to Brother

3. Now's the B Turn

4. Tear Your Soul Out

5. Let the Vibes Flow

6. Soul Soloist

7. Swing Blue, Sweat Black

8. Witness the Drift

9. Presidential Suite

10. Presidential Suite & Sour

11. Imprison the President

12. Lyrical Theory

13. Puddin' Pie

14. Now's the B Turn [B Mixed Extended][*]

Notes of a Native Son,Laquan,Fourth & Bway / Pgd,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop

Notes of a Native Son

Average customer rating:

This Akee had a Muslim Bite of True Insight

Political Bark Without The Bite (3 Stars)

Notes of a Native Son
Laquan
Manufacturer: Fourth & Bway / Pgd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music
Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000008HJM
Release Date: 1990-09-11

Tracks:

Notes of a Native Son
Brother to Brother
Now's the B Turn
Tear Your Soul Out
Let the Vibes Flow
Soul Soloist
Swing Blue, Sweat Black
Witness the Drift
Presidential Suite
Presidential Suite & Sour
Imprison the President
Lyrical Theory
Puddin' Pie
Now's the B Turn [B Mixed Extended][*]

Customer Reviews:

This Akee had a Muslim Bite of True Insight.......2007-01-19

Now the B- Turn is a outstanding Top 10 Video Preview worthy of a cut in the making of the JAMES BROWN STORY RETOLD. THIS IS A MICHAEL LOVE AND NAGEE SHAREEF ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION MEDIA REPRESENTATION REVIEW.
"JUST OPEN THE DOOR, AND I'LL GET IT MYSELF." ~~~~ WHAT EVER HAPPENNED TO RAKIM AND BROTHER'S LIKE LAQUAN? BOO YA TRIBE WAS ALSO ANOTHER KIDnPLAY SUCCESS THAT WAS WAITING TO HAPPEN.

SUFI ASTROLOGER & P FUNK MUSICAL POET, SUN STAR ALI & Ibn's OF THE SECRECY
featuring the N.E.W.s (NEW EAST WIVES OF THE FUNK) & ANGELS OF ALLAH cd coming audio Soon....

Political Bark Without The Bite (3 Stars).......2005-02-02

I'm almost positive that nobody remembers Laquan, and righfully so. Some will remember his lukewarm single "Now's The B Turn" (which I LOVED) way back in 1990, but he never made much of a splash after that song was released. Though the album isn't terrible, there are tracks on the album that you'll forget about as soon as they aren't playing anymore. All of the production is handled by Wolf & Epic and they manage to keep things funky even though a few of the songs sound alike.

Most of what plagues this album is the fact that Laquan comes across somewhat softspoken. His lack of passion almost makes his positive/aggresive message seem like a waste of time and effort. At some points on this album, you can actually hear the music drowning his voice out when all he has to do is speak up. Also, it doesn't help that a lot of the songs are incredibly long and preachy and he tends to ramble for long periods of time. With the exception of "Lyrical Theory", each song averages about four and a half minutes apiece with the longest being 6:28 and the shortest 3:41.

Though this album isn't as good as it could've been, it's still solid and worth a listen if you can find it. There are strong political and social statements made throughout the album, but they don't really come across because Laquan seems almost bored on some songs. I'd reccomend picking it up if you can find it used for about four or five bucks.

Standout Track: Let The Vibes Flow, Now's The B Turn (My Favorite), Notes Of A Native Son, Tear Your Soul Out, Imprison The President, and Brother To Brother

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