Girls Just Wanna - Spoiled Rott'n - Spoiled Rott'n
25
I Need You Skit
26
I Need You '98
27
One God, One Judge
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Today's newest-in-new hip-hop and bass sounds are coming from below the Mason-Dixon line once again. Paving the way is producer/rapper/songwriter Albert "Thrill Da Playa" Bryant and the 69 Boyz. With their 2nd full-length release (and label debut), the Florida-"bass"-ed collective kick it out Southern style over sophisticated bass grooves, hype beats and energetic funk. Highlights include the anthemic "Woof Woof" (also on the Doctor Dolittle O.S.T.) and "Dat Money Honey."
Amazon.com
Van Bryant continues the new tradition of socially conscious Southern bass started last year by B-Rock & the Bizz's "My Baby Daddy" by closing the 69 Boyz's The Wait Is Over with a prayer titled "One God, One Judge," in which the rapping and producing mastermind keeps it real by remembering the time one of his cars got repossessed. Even without the song, this album would hardly be standard-issue boom music; the first song, "Roll Wit It," incorporates a syncopated Latin guitar lick into the expected chanting and whistle-blowing. Bryant also takes the time to show off some polished storytelling skills on "Catch 22," a two-minute masterpiece. The Wait itself is a goodhearted stroke of minor genius, proof that Bryant has hardly run out of ideas. --Rickey Wright
Product details
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
:
No
Product Dimensions
:
5.6 x 0.4 x 4.9 inches; 3.36 ounces
Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.
To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzed reviews to verify trustworthiness.
Classic beats and great rhymes by Thrill Da Playa. I love this MC and the beats are some of the best hiphop dance beats you can get. I sample this record in my music.
Buy this! Music just isn't this good or have this much talent anymore. A forever sleeper classic!
I bought this because the lyrics are hilarious and I get a kick out of listening to it. However, this does contain explicit lyrics and it is not for kids.
With the earth shattering production and the level 10 rictal scale lyrics, the 69 boyz are a force from mother nature to be reckond with. Straight from O-town, ( known as Orlando ) , the 69 boyz have created a new shock wave that will demolish record stores and bust ear drums. The new single WOOF WOOF, ( also on the Dr.Dolittle sndtrk ) , is in the process of tearing up the music charts, shortening out radios, imploding television tubes, and becoming emerged in platinum forever. Scientists are afraid to announce that future earthquakes are in the horizon from the tremors produced by RAab, J.T. Money, About 2, Spoiled Rott'n, Tia, C-nile, and Da Knit Witz. From the words of the 69 boyz "........This for all my dawgs...and ladies wa' sup", and no doubt will they get you crunk and hyped from their new album. They even slow down the tempo for you on some tracks to give you a chance to recover and listen to their platinum talent ablities crackin' floors and raisin'roofs. To conclude the forcast, the 69 boyz are about to become solid platinum and shine for all their fans, because they heared the cries from millions yellin', " The Wait Is Over ".
Well me personaly i think tha 69 Boys iz allwayz on top of there game no matter, and the new album commin soon iz so raw but yall just gonna have to wait. Also my dawg Fast(69 Boy) said if all yall think 69 iz no more then u got another thing commin! Check out Thrill Da Playa album!
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2004
I origally got this cd for the song woof woof and I saw them in concert and they tore it up. They took their music to a different level on this one and have many different styles on this cd.some some dont song like bass music at all. Im not a big bass fan music but they still have some good song on here. I like #5,10,23(ft. jt money), 26 is one that I love. Too bad bass music went out and they faded away. Check this cd out.
Open Web Player
