It’s time to recognize Doc’s Da Name for the classic album it is

[I love Latina women]

Yall clown Malpractice but prop up Docs Da Name 2000??

They’re basically the same album

Yeah and nah they ain’t


Malpratice is Redman at his lowest


And cats think the beats on Docs Da Name are bad, Malpratice horrible version of Doc’s Da Name

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

Seeing a baddie in slow motion riding her bike before she hits a parked car and flip over the handlebars

 

[I love Latina women]

Really??

Let’s Get Dirty, Lick A Shot, Doggz II, Da Bullshyt weren’t bad.

The skits are one of the things that made this album funny.

I used to play the intro a lot.

Diggy Doc, Real nikkaz, Soopaman Lova 5 Part 1 >>>>>> the rest of Malpratice


Malpratice is dodo

 

[I love Latina women]

If this was an Eminem album, all of y’all disagreeing would be agreeing with me that it’s classic


Em rapped over beats way more animated than the beats on Doc’s Da Name and cats be loving it; Red laid the blueprint but cats don’t wanna give a black man credit for nothing

 

[Aje]

I was looking forward to its release and really wanted to love this album, but it just didn't hit imo.

The only tracks I'd say I really enjoy are:
1. "Soopaman Luva IV"
2. "Keep On '99"
3. "Brick City Mashin'"
4. "Jersey Yo"

Also, I thought a lot of the beats were underwhelming.

Mind you, I'm from Jersey and been a big fan of Red since "Headbanger"

Also, at Spotify not having half the album available. Thank goodness I still have the MP3's from when I originally burned all my CDs back in the day.

 

[Mac Ten]

Diggy Doc, Real nikkaz, Soopaman Lova 5 Part 1 >>>>>> the rest of Malpratice


Malpratice is dodo

Do u listen to music or do you just skim through it??

 

[I love Latina women]

Do u listen to music or do you just skim through it??

Malpractice is ass, stop it

 

[Mac Ten]

Malpractice is ass, stop it

I have a personal atttachment to that album so yeah….

 

[I love Latina women]

I have a personal atttachment to that album so yeah….

 

[MurderToCassette]

Erick Sermon Produced half of this and a lot of the shyt he did was the best joints (Keep On 99, Get It Live, Jersey Yo, Close ya Doorz). The problem with this album is that it has too many songs (24 is crazy even for a Redman album) and it just ends up sounding thrown together.

 

[I love Latina women]

That's those "It Ain't" ass beats.

Yup lol

It’s like he took the heavy baselines out of his beats around this time

 

[Spidey Man]

If you're going to salute an album like this, at least spell it right in the title.

Solid project. Doesn't reach the heights of his earlier work, but it was still good

 

[BmoreGorilla]

So out of curiosity I peeped Keith Murray's third album again, which came out like a month after Doc's Da Name...and yeah I think Reggie got the short end of the stick because It's a Beautiful Thing's production still sounds like 95/96 Erick. @Pegasus Jackson might be onto something when he said the production on here was too clean/radio chasing. A lot of Doc's Da Name has that repetitive, hollowed-out sound that plagued late 90s NY production (thanks Swizz ) while It's a Beautiful Thing sounds a lot better.

I like the the production on Doc’s Da Name better. E was going OD with them 4321 beats around that time

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Do u listen to music or do you just skim through it??

Yea Malpractice wasn’t wack at all. It just didn’t feel right. He has dropped an album in the 4th quarter of every even year since 92. That shyt dropped in the summer of 01. It had some joints on it tho. Doc’s Da Name was a very dope album to me. Red Gone Wild picked up where it left off

 

[I love Latina women]

If you're going to salute an album like this, at least spell it right in the title.

Solid project. Doesn't reach the heights of his earlier work, but it was still good

Forgive me grammatical officer * raises both hands up*

I blame auto correct