Only God Can Judge Me [Explicit Lyrics]

Editorial Reviews
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Only God Can Judge Me is yet another lousy-sounding, all but bassless offering from the No Limit cartel. With lyrics consisting of every gangsta cliché and catchphrase Master P and his cohorts can conjure, this disc will appeal only to those starving for lowest-common-denominator rap and Southern hip-hop chauvinists. Vowing to stay ghetto fabulous forever, Master P invokes his clips from Fortune (not to mention his movies, celebrated in a line that compares him, favorably, to Spielberg). When not boasting of his riches and his crew loyalty, the P slows the beat down for "Ghetto in the Sky," a rank imitation of Tupac's more thoughtful moments, and "Ghetto Prayer," a typically overdramatic meld of the gospel and wholly hollow playa "regrets." One or two more CDs as awful as this one, and Master P's stock is sure to drop as hard and fast as Puffy's did. --Rickey Wright

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Only God Can Judge Me [Explicit Lyrics]

Tracks:

Swanee
Come To the Moon
I Was So Young (You Were So Beautiful)
Tee-Oodle-Um-bum-Bo
Nobody But You
Limehouse Nights
Drifting Along With The Tide
Rhapsody In Blue
Oh Lady Be Good!
Fascinating Rhythm
Hang On To Me
I'd Rather Charleston
The Man I Love
The Half Of It, Dearie, Blues
So Am I
Kickin' The Clouds Away
Concerto In F

Tracks:

Sweet And Low-Down (I)
That Certain Feeling (I)
Looking For A Boy
When Do We Dance?
Sweet And Low-Down (II)
That Certain Feeling (II)
Irish Waltz
Do, Do, Do
Someone To Watch Over Me
Clap Yo' Hands
Maybe
Three Preludes: I. No.1: Allegro Ben Ritmato E Deciso / II. No.2: Andante Con Moto / III No.3: Allegro Ben Ritmato E Deciso
Meadow Serenade
My One And Only
'S Wonderful/Funny Face
He Loves And She Loves
An American In Paris
Liza
Strike Up The Band
Embraceable You
I Got Rhythm (I)
I Got Rhythm (II)

Tracks:

Of Thee I Sing
Jilted
Second Rhapsody
For You, For Me, For Evermore
Cuban Overture
Isn't It A Pity?
Variations On 'I Got Rhythm'
I. Catfish Row: Introduction - Jazzbo Brown - First Chorus, 'Summertime'
II. Porgy Sings: 'I got Plenty O' Nuthin' - 'Bess, You Is My Woman Now'
III. Fugue: Murder Of Crown, Act III Scene 1
IV. Hurricane: Introduction, Act II Scene 3 - Hurricane, Act II Scene 3
V. Good Morning, Brother: Occupational Humoresque, Act III Scene 3 - 'Good Morning, Brother' - Children's Song 'Sure To Go To Heaven' - 'I'm On My Way' (Finale)
They Can't Take That Away From Me
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Our Love Is Here To Stay

Tracks:

Girl Crazy Overture
French Ballet Class
Dance Of The Waves
Slap That Bass
Walking The Dog
I've Got Beginner's Luck
They All Laughed
They Can't Take That Away From Me
Shall We Dance
By Strauss
I Can't Be Bothered Now
The Jolly Tar And The Milkmaid (1st Version)
Put Me To The Test
The Jolly Tar And The Milkmaid (2nd Version)
Stiff Upper Lip
A Foggy day (In London Town)
Nice Work If You Can Get It
Things Are Looking Up
I Was Doing All Right
Love Walked In

Customer Reviews:

Excellent performer.......2007-03-09

This plates are wonderful. I was charmed, and when I close my eyes now, I see scenes with American in Paris or Porgy and Bess but my favorite piece of music is Rhapsody in Blue. It's more than excellent is fantastic. Jack Gibbons perfectly feels the unique tone Gershwin's music, the mixture rythms of jazz with influences of impressionists and clear and beauty melodies.
I'm fascinating.

A unique project.......2006-11-23

Gibbons' undertaking is unique: to reconstruct and then execute and record the note-for-note playing of Gershwin as documented on the composers' piano rolls, sound recordings and certain published arrangements. I agree with the reviewer who points out that the result is like a library and not a recital you sit back and listen to (or get up and dance to). In fact Gibbons does some editing of his "library" now and then, and clearly documents it in his liner notes: in some reconstructions he augments accompaniment effects and even the melodic line itself. I don't mind that at all, especially as Gibbons scrupulously accounts for such tampering in his liner notes; but it seems to me that it is in this area of "tampering" that Gibbons the artist is asserting himself...which of course undermines the "library", the "historical archive": you have to search and read a bit to find out when you're hearing only Gershwin and when you're hearing some added Gibbons. I don't mind; Gibbons is a remarkable artist in his own right, not merely an impeccable documentarian. For sheer generosity of production Gibbons' Gershwin must also be unique: 4 cd's, scholar-level liner notes (yes, you need a magnifying glass to read them), and rock-bottom bargain price.

Gershwin historical, manic, perfect, archival.......2006-06-12

First: this is 4 high-end produced cd's (in low-end jewel cases) for the price of 2. The liner notes of all 4 cd's are condensed in a booklet of microscopic print, so you may need to spend the savings on a magnifying glass. MONEY WELL SPENT.
Second: Jack Gibbons plays (and has recorded) the Alkan op 39 etudes (he probably plays a lot more Alkan than that). For those of you not in the know, this is to say he has world-class chops, indeed history-class (Liszt, who never played his friend Alkan, at least in public). But it's also to say that Gibbons knows how to interpret and personalize fantastically difficult piano music. For me, his Alkan op 39 is personal and passionate and real (contrast the facile and over-pedalled Hamelin and the just-the-notes-ma'me Ringeissen). An appreciation of Gibbons' Alkan is important here because while his Alkan is uniquely personal (as such music must be, no matter how hard it is to play) his Gershwin is deliberately impersonal...which is to say: no pianist, no singer would want to reproduce what Gibbons has given us in these 4 cd's, and in fact few listeners will be able to listen for long to these 4 cd's without a respite, a break , some silence, some minimal styling from somebody (anybody) else...which brings me to
Third: This is an archive, not a recital. This is a library, not a program. There is no track-by-track contrast of moods here, no track-by-track concession to easy listening, varied delight, any more than a library shelf of novels is alphabetized by authors' last names as a concession to mood or fancy or taste of the searching patron. This is the documented Gershwin in his recording mode: manic, notey, clever, "on", and never, as generations of stylists found in him, ravishing, tender, longing, sweet, glad, hopeful...person-to-person, in a word. I can listen to these cd's about half an hour at a time, max. This is Gerwhsin, not Gibbons. And this is just one side of Gershwin. He died at 38, in the summer. Brain tumor. A lot of pain.
Finally, Jack Gibbons has given the world a uniquely valuable and easily available resource. Gibbons could now do us a service by playing us some Gershwin as he feels it, as it hits him and makes him sing (as Gershwin, our American Schubert, does to all of us, and as I think Alkan has done to Gibbons). I would love to see a Gershwin stylings by Gibbons now that Gibbons himself has made sure Gershwin in his authenticity is safe and sound.

Definative.......2005-07-23

Here's the whole Gershwin catalog at a great price... Five plus hours of bliss. Definately five stars!

Gibbons, according to a family friend and biographer Edward jablonski "recreates Gershwin's style." I'll never know. I can say this is a lively recording and has the perfect balance. It's neither stuffy and plodding or cute.

Who's Da Killer? "the real untouchables" featuring: Master P / Silk / C-Murder / King George / Big Ed / Challi - G / Milk Man

Average customer rating:

Who's Da Killer? "the real untouchables" featuring: Master P / Silk / C-Murder / King George / Big Ed / Challi - G / Milk Man
Tru
Manufacturer: MM Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000KMXS0W

Product Description

1. Who's Da Killa 2. Life Of A Gangsta 3. Neighborhood Dopeman 4. Talk About It 5. Check Your Bitch 6. Commercial 7. Why You Wanna _uck With Me 8. Sweated Bu Da Po Po's 9. Ghetto Is A Trap 10. Shouts Out

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Only God Can Judge Me
Pizzo
Manufacturer: Roundna World Ent
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000AXWV5Y
Release Date: 2005-11-29

Tracks:

Only God Can Judge Me
Bananas
What Would You Do?
The Beach
R U Wit That?
Against The Wall
Shake Shake It
Let Me Freak U
So Known
Put Yo Hands Out
Lame
Interlude
Fresh 2 Def
Way It Goes
Us
Godzilla (Remix)

Average customer rating:

This is worth buying
Worst No Limit cd in 1999
crazy about ya
u can't stop di$ CD
Ok

Only God Can Judge Me
Master P
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00001XDM1
Release Date: 1999-10-26

Tracks:

Only God Can Judge Me
Ghetto Player
Step To Dis
Return Of Da Don
Say Brah
Boonapalist
Where Do We Go From Here
Ice On My Wrist (Remix)
Stop Playing Wit Me
Ghetto In The Sky
Ain't Nothing Changed
Commercial
Oh Na Nae
Ghetto Honeys
Y'All Don't Want None
Life Ain't Easy
Who Down To Ride
Y'All Don't Know
Nobody Moves
Da Ballers
Crazy Bout Ya
Intro To Get Yo Mind Right
Get Yo Mind Right

Amazon.com

Only God Can Judge Me is yet another lousy-sounding, all but bassless offering from the No Limit cartel. With lyrics consisting of every gangsta cliché and catchphrase Master P and his cohorts can conjure, this disc will appeal only to those starving for lowest-common-denominator rap and Southern hip-hop chauvinists. Vowing to stay ghetto fabulous forever, Master P invokes his clips from Fortune (not to mention his movies, celebrated in a line that compares him, favorably, to Spielberg). When not boasting of his riches and his crew loyalty, the P slows the beat down for "Ghetto in the Sky," a rank imitation of Tupac's more thoughtful moments, and "Ghetto Prayer," a typically overdramatic meld of the gospel and wholly hollow playa "regrets." One or two more CDs as awful as this one, and Master P's stock is sure to drop as hard and fast as Puffy's did. --Rickey Wright

Customer Reviews:

This is worth buying.......2003-01-07

This album by Master P is one of these albums that you think was rushed a littles bit. The songs on the cd were not very long. Most of the tracks were about 2mins 30 secs to 3 mins. The songs were ok but I think they needed to be longer. I also think that the cd needed more No limit soliders like Mia X, Snoop Dogg, Fiend, Full Blooded and others. I think that this albums was rushed it would have been better with longers tracks and more no limit artists on it. Don't get me wrong there were good songs like Ghetto Prayer, The Return of the Don, Ghetto in the Sky and Da Ballers. This is a ok album I would pick it up.

Worst No Limit cd in 1999.......2000-04-27

I bought this cd just the day it came out because i am a big NL-fan. Ive got all the other MP cd`s but ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE ME was a big bummer! . I think there are just about 3 okay songs on the cd. RETURN OF DA DON, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE and WHO DOWN TO RIDE. Those three tracks are okay. But i think the rest of the cd got slow and wacky beats and also the lyrics are wack too. Its time for MP to start writing lyrics about something else than just the haters and how poor he and hes brothers was back then. MP is also kinda stealing 2pacs texts and lyrics. I mean "GHETTO IN THE SKY" is about the exact same stuff as "I WONDER IF HEAVEN GOT A GHETTO" by 2pac. And he should`nt have titled the cd "ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE ME" because thats 2pacs too. But anyway there a little bit of good songs on the album so thats why i give the cd 2 stars. I just hope this was a little screw-up from P and i hope and think the next album from No Limit will be alot better.

crazy about ya.......1999-12-29

People all over the world has problems in their marriage ect...... not only moviestars, rappers, ect.... so this is a song that will make you think and want you to get back together with your love one.

u can't stop di$ CD.......1999-11-11

I feel that rappers are loosened the rapping ability Not master p! he put more heart and soul into this CD. not know 2pac but wants change like 2pac. People really really don't no what their music means. but I'm really feeling this CD. This is a must get CD.change change change is what rap was needed do you hear me !

Ok.......1999-10-28

This cd is tight but not as good as Da Last Don or any of his others. Actually this cd is not all that better than MAC WORLD WAR 3.

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Manifestations

Manufacturer: Hardhead Productions
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CA6YLM
Release Date: 2005-01-18

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Only God Can Judge Me
Family and Friends in Worship
Manufacturer: Family and Friends in Worship
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CADVYU
Release Date: 2002-11-26

Tracks:

This Isthe Day
Somebody Touched Me
He'll Do the Same for You
Only God Can Judge Me
Our God
I'm Going Home
Assurance
God Will
He Will Never Leave You
Giving Thanks

Average customer rating:

he's right...
3.5 Stars
AVERAGE----2.5 STARS
The Best N.L. Album ever
The Beginning of the End

Only God Can Judge Me
Master P
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Similar Items:

Ghetto Postage
Da Crime Family
MP Da Last Don
Made Man
Charge It 2 da Game

ASIN: B00001XDLY
Release Date: 1999-10-26

Tracks:

Only God Can Judge Me
Ghetto Prayer
Step To Dis
Return Of Da Don
Say Brah
Boonapalist
Where Do We Go From Here
Ice On My Wrist (Remix)
Stop Playing Wit Me
Ghetto In The Sky
Ain't Nothing Changed
Commercial
Oh Na Nae
Ghetto Honeys
Y'All Don't Want None
Life Ain't Easy
Who Down To Ride
Y'All Don't Know
Nobody Moves
Da Ballers
Crazy Bout Ya
Intro To Get Yo Mind Right
Get Yo Mind Right

Amazon.com

Customer Reviews:

he's right..........2007-02-22

only god can judge him, and from the number of records No Limit sold after this release, I'd say God says enough garbage from you Master P.

3.5 Stars.......2005-06-03

This definitely isnt the best to come from NoLimit although mediocre at times this is still a very good album, I believe this is the last good NoLimit album everything since this in my opinion has been way below the bar they set in the 90's when they basically ruled the rap world and with the NoLimit/CashMoney wars it was amazing, I think Ca$hMoney came out on top on that but of course now CashMoney has fell off also so in my opinion there really isnt anybody on top anymore its just a bunch of guys thinking they are. But back to subject this is a decent release and I can still pop it in and listen every now and then but its not very consistent to me but still worth picking up.

AVERAGE----2.5 STARS.......2004-09-12

This album is average. It has 4 songs that i really like (ghetto prayer, ice on my wrist, ghetto in the sky and boonapalist). all the songs are worth listening to, but aren't great. i bought it for $8.99 Australian dollars so i wouldn't refund it, but if it's more than $18 its not worth it. if u want a good master p album get goodside/badside, gameface or ghetto d.

The Best N.L. Album ever.......2004-03-19

This is the best No Limit album that ever dropped in stores! The whole album slap's hard! It got street hit's, radio hit's, and club hit's. This is the real P.

The Beginning of the End.......2004-01-25

This was the last no limit cd I ever purchased....I swore to myself three years ago if the cd was junk I would throw it out the car window and keep on driving and never puchase another no limit and especially master p cd. I stayed true. His flow lacks any originality and he would rather bite true artists like tupac instead of coming up with something new or interesting to say...when not biting tupac without shame he spits tired flows about bentleys, cash, how he's the best, or just plain garbage....his cd in the end just sounds like "wah wah wah wah wah wah" like the teacher in peanuts....any real hip hop fan will take a shovel and bury any future no limit release...if you wanna hear no limit check out ghetto D or unpredictable by mystikal...otherwise pass.

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