Method Man & Redman - Blackout! (VMP Grey Marble Vinyl Me Please)

Description: Method Man & Redman – Blackout!Vinyl Me, Please. Rap & Hip Hop – RH083 For Method Man and Redman, regard for each other forms the core of their chemistry and camaraderie. That chemistry has been evident throughout Method Man and Redman’s careers, especially on their 1999 debut Blackout! In a year that saw releases by Lil Wayne, Nas, Snoop Dogg, DMX, Slick Rick, and Ja Rule, Meth and Red put forth a project that both highlighted their effortless flows in tandem and reinforced each of their individual skill sets. While the duo had collaborated previously, most notably on 1995’s “How High,” from the soundtrack of The Show, it was Blackout! that truly revealed the blunted adventures of the Wu-Tang swordsman and the Def Squad wordsmith. From the rapidly changing slang to production techniques and evolving cadence preferences, not every rap recording can sound fresh after two decades. But because Meth and Red both possessed original and unorthodox flows and a penchant for unusual subject matter, Blackout! still stands the test of time musically and lyrically. A1A Special Joint (Intro)A2BlackoutA3Mi CasaA4Y.O.U.B14 SeasonsFeaturing – Ja Rule, LL Cool JMixed By – Erick SermonRecorded By – Erick SermonB2Cereal KillerBacking Vocals – Blue RaspberryProducer – RZAB3Da RockwilderProducer – RockwilderRecorded By – Tom SoaresB4Tear It OffC1Where We At (Skit)C21, 2, 1, 2Mixed By – DJ ScratchProducer – DJ ScratchC3Maaad CrewC4Run 4 CoverFeaturing – Ghostface Killah, Street LifeProducer – RZARecorded By – Brian StanleyD1The ?Vocals – Missy ElliottD2Dat's Dat S**tFeaturing – Mally GProducer – Mathematics*D3ChekaCo-producer – Reggie NobleProducer – Gov MatticRecorded By – Brian Stringer*D4Fire Ina Hole From the rapidly changing slang to production techniques and evolving cadence preferences, not every rap record..." data-full=" For Method Man and Redman, regard for each other forms the core of their chemistry and camaraderie. That chemistry has been evident throughout Method Man and Redman’s careers, especially on their 1999 debut Blackout! In a year that saw releases by Lil Wayne, Nas, Snoop Dogg, DMX, Slick Rick, and Ja Rule, Meth and Red put forth a project that both highlighted their effortless flows in tandem and reinforced each of their individual skill sets. While the duo had collaborated previously, most notably on 1995’s “How High,” from the soundtrack of The Show, it was Blackout! that truly revealed the blunted adventures of the Wu-Tang swordsman and the Def Squad wordsmith. From the rapidly changing slang to production techniques and evolving cadence preferences, not every rap recording can sound fresh after two decades. But because Meth and Red both possessed original and unorthodox flows and a penchant for unusual subject matter, Blackout! still stands the test of time musically and lyrically." class="d-inline-block cursor-pointer font-weight-bold" style="box-sizing: border-box; cursor: pointer; color: rgb(25, 30, 37); font-size: 16px; display: inline-block !important; font-weight: 600 !important; font-family: StudioProBold !important;">

Price: 59.99 GBP

Location: Blaydon-on-Tyne

End Time: 2025-01-29T23:27:37.000Z

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