What are your top 5 favorite songs off of Dare Iz A Darkside?

[pimpineasy]

Dare is a dark side is just a masterpiece. Lightning in a bottle. It feels like one cohesive act 1 to me. To this day I barely know the individual song names. I just play the entire album through. Funny enough red doesn't like this album as he said it represents a dark period of his life.
Nonetheless I would have loved to see the recording of this masterpiece

 

[Juggalo Fred]

Tonight's the night remix
Can't wait
Basically
We run new York w hurricane g
Superman lover 2

 

[I love Latina women]

Dare is a dark side is just a masterpiece. Lightning in a bottle. It feels like one cohesive act 1 to me. To this day I barely know the individual song names. I just play the entire album through. Funny enough red doesn't like this album as he said it represents a dark period of his life.
Nonetheless I would have loved to see the recording of this masterpiece

Yeah it’s one of those albums that truly defines a moment in time in the artist’s life and can never be duplicated


Red said he was on acid and pcp when he made the album

 

[I love Latina women]

Quick question

Am I the only one who thinks Redman at the peak of creativity, was on the same level as Biggie?

Biggie is my number 1 all time favorite, THE GOAT.

but bar for bar, lyric for lyric, verse for verse, am i the only one who thinks Red could hang with Biggie in his prime?

Cause Biggie was a hardcore emcee like Red too, Puff just helped smooth out the edges and suggested he do the club records, which worked and all.

But if you look at Big at his core as an emcee, like on some straight up street records and freestyles, I would say Redman was on his same wave length

and Redman is in my top 5 of all time

 

[Awesome Wells]

Yes, 10/10 times. Easily his best album. ZERO bad tracks. ZERO bad bars. Red at his zenith.

Definitely.

Muddy Waters is usually the one people go with when they didn't hear the first two albums first. Red was easily my favorite MC from like '92-'98. But what I noticed was that he started getting more comedic and that hardcore edge that made the first couple albums so dope, was gone. That's when the music started to slip, to me. Muddy Waters was kinda when that started. And I still love the album, but it wasn't a straight listen for me like the first two joints.

He was at his peak on DIAD. Lyrically, very few could see Red around '94-'95. He was murdering everything he hopped on during that run.

 

[Awesome Wells]

Quick question

Am I the only one who thinks Redman at the peak of creativity, was on the same level as Biggie?

Biggie is my number 1 all time favorite, THE GOAT.

but bar for bar, lyric for lyric, verse for verse, am i the only one who thinks Red could hang with Biggie in his prime?

Cause Biggie was a hardcore emcee like Red too, Puff just helped smooth out the edges and suggested he do the club records, which worked and all.

But if you look at Big at his core as an emcee, like on some straight up street records and freestyles, I would say Redman was on his same wave length

and Redman is in my top 5 of all time

B.I.G. is my GOAT too, along with KRS. I always said Red was right there with B.I.G. from '94-'96. Here's an example of that. A joint they were on together, that I still bump mad often.

 

[TripleAgent]

B.I.G. is my GOAT too, along with KRS. I always said Red was right there with B.I.G. from '94-'96. Here's an example of that. A joint they were on together, that I still bump mad often.

Red fried nikkas on here.

 

[I love Latina women]

B.I.G. is my GOAT too, along with KRS. I always said Red was right there with B.I.G. from '94-'96. Here's an example of that. A joint they were on together, that I still bump mad often.

You get it!

Yeah, right around that period, I feel like he was on BIG’s level; Red was a damn beast and tearing beats to shreds during that period, just like BIG.

Man that was such a great time in hip hop

Points is such a great song, I miss the rawness like this song that hip hop use to have

 

[Awesome Wells]

Red fried nikkas on here.

KILLED that!!

That's when Reggie was untouchable. That's DIAD era Redman. If he jumped on a track with dudes back then, it was over!

 

[LOST IN THE SAUCE]

One of my favorite albums of all time. Picking 5 doesn't even make sense, cuz you have to listen to the entire thing if you're going to play anything from it. I'm going to try though.

Bobyahed2dis
Journey Throo Da Darkside
A Million and 1 Buddha Spots
Can't Wait
Green Island

Putting it on now

 

[the cac mamba]

unacceptable if BobYaHead2Dis isn't on the list

 

[boogers]

One of my favorite albums of all time. Picking 5 doesn't even make sense, cuz you have to listen to the entire thing if you're going to play anything from it. I'm going to try though.

Bobyahed2dis
Journey Throo Da Darkside
A Million and 1 Buddha Spots
Can't Wait
Green Island

Putting it on now

always great to find a redman thread

i cant sleep so im gonna roll a fat one and put on DIAD

 

[I love Latina women]

unacceptable if BobYaHead2Dis isn't on the list

What’s your list?

 

[maxamusa]

Definitely.

Muddy Waters is usually the one people go with when they didn't hear the first two albums first. Red was easily my favorite MC from like '92-'98. But what I noticed was that he started getting more comedic and that hardcore edge that made the first couple albums so dope, was gone. That's when the music started to slip, to me. Muddy Waters was kinda when that started. And I still love the album, but it wasn't a straight listen for me like the first two joints.

He was at his peak on DIAD. Lyrically, very few could see Red around '94-'95. He was murdering everything he hopped on during that run.

doc's da name was my first redman album....then I think blackout then muddy waters......owned all 3

I never heard dare iz a dark side or the 1 with time for some action until some years ago.....


all dope AF

 

[Juggalo Fred]

Quick question

Am I the only one who thinks Redman at the peak of creativity, was on the same level as Biggie?

Biggie is my number 1 all time favorite, THE GOAT.

but bar for bar, lyric for lyric, verse for verse, am i the only one who thinks Red could hang with Biggie in his prime?

Cause Biggie was a hardcore emcee like Red too, Puff just helped smooth out the edges and suggested he do the club records, which worked and all.

But if you look at Big at his core as an emcee, like on some straight up street records and freestyles, I would say Redman was on his same wave length

and Redman is in my top 5 of all time

I think Redman was quite a bit better than biggie