CD Review: Redman - Red Gone Wild
Wednesday March 28, 2007
It's been seventeen years since EPMD introduced the world to Redman on Business As Usual via the 20-year old upstart's verses on "Hardcore" and "Brothers on My Jock." The highly-praised Whut? Thee Album followed two years later and Red soon became a lyrical stakeholder. Reggie Noble is now back to reclaim his spot among hip-hop's elites with Red Gone Wild: Thee Album. Or is he?
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Comments
redman still has his flow he did 7 years ago in this album, its a sick album and the beats are filthy too
I agree with number one, i’m listening right now and it’s vintage Red mooley, don’t sleep on this album people real hip-hop is coming back and it’s gonna squash all these fake gangstas will skilz
Hurray!!!!!!! for the return of real hip hop. Nuff said
FINALLY!!! He’s Back.
Read a few reviews that didn’t like it, but I think its vintage Funk Doc; lyrics are still as clever as they’ve always been. Although, though some of the producers’ beats seem recycled (i.e. “Put It Down”; can you say “Headsprung by LL”? - lucky I kinda liked that beat), its still a hot album!! ONE!
Real Hip Hop no doubt is back in da house, this album better go at least gold, it’s another Redman classic (except for Malpractice)…….