Can we talk about how great Doc's Da Name is?

[Black Ball]

I fukks with this album heavy. My 3rd favorite Red album after Dare & Muddy Waters.

 

[Greenhornet]

im off a tab and still up

 

[DaveyDave]

bought this shyt on cassette the day it came out.

fukk i'm old.

i didn't get the tape but i did cop the cd very shortly after it dropped

 

[havoc00]

I hated this shyt and I'm a red Stan

 

[Ashtrey]

Good album but not classics like his first 3.

Whut Thee Album, Dare Iz A Dark Side and Muddy Waters were

 

[tirademode]

I like it , I even like Malpractice though.


Obviously Dare and Muddy Waters are superior.

I didn't really start losing interest in Red until Red Gone Wild. He just seemed to have lost his personality a bit.
Last time he made me raise an eyebrow was with this classic freestyle :

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeujkNP6TJI"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeujkNP6TJI[/ame]

 

[KILLAKUTT7]

muddy waters is def his best work- not sure if this album is #2 though

dare iz a darkside n the whut thee album are both sick

"time for some aksion" was the first time i heard redman and been a fan ever since- so i loved the "whut thee album" but i think dare is the darkside is better- then i think ill go with docs da name

redman is in my top 5 for greatest of all time list- been making hits since 1992- muddy waters 2 will most likely be dope

 

[KILLAKUTT7]

i didn't get the tape but i did cop the cd very shortly after it dropped

same here

 

[Danie84]

My last Reggie album

That one deep song he had about loosing his friend in a car accident

 

[KILLAKUTT7]

My last Reggie album

That one deep song he had about loosing his friend in a car accident

wait that was the last reggie noble album u copped or heard?

cause red gone wild had some heat on it

blackout 1 &2 was also fireeeeee

malpractice n reggie were wack though

 

[Ashtrey]

i liked malpractice and red gone wild ... and also black out 2

reggie was a fukkin disgrace tho

 

[malbaker86]

"once upon a time up in jersey YOOOOOOOO i damn near had to wreck a hoe"

nikka is lyrical and legitamately funny at the same damn time

This is the FIRST song I thought of when I think of this album. LOVED it

 

[DaPresident]

LOL...damn, bought this cd when it first came out off the strength of "I'll Bee Dat"


wow...28 and I feel like I'm going on 40. Ya'll nikkas make me think of the good days but how old I am at the same damn time

 

[feelosofer]

It was okay. It was a big let down compared to the rest of his albums. But Def Jam was really pushing that sound in 98. Music was changing and cleaner sounds with more of a keyboard sound and radio influence was really taking center stage. Def Jam was leading the pack with that sound.

It really depends on your age imo. It's a good album but a softer sound from Redman.

Yea, I'm on this boat as well. Some of Redman's best songs on this album but I think it's a weaker album overall or I should say the good songs are grat but there were a lot of bad songs on it too. I actually think Malpractice was a slightly better album. But for a lot of the 80's and 90's babies, this was likely their 1st introduction to dude and it's a good one, Doc's da Name is his most accessible album. Still this was a top 10 album in 98 for for me, even though it's not as good as his 1st 3 albums.

 

[Won Won]

The last real good Redman album