Remember this album #58

Now you have finally posted a real dope ass slept on gem. this is near classic to me, I got it a 4.5 or so maybe. Why they never followed this up is truly beyond me. Its not like Murray, Sermon, and Redman have been ultra busy since this dropped.

KRob86 wrote:

Now you have finally posted a real dope ass slept on gem. this is near classic to me, I got it a 4.5 or so maybe. Why they never followed this up is truly beyond me. Its not like Murray, Sermon, and Redman have been ultra busy since this dropped.

Well, you got a point regarding following up this album. Maybe they never intended to follow up El Nino, who knows. I feel they could still pull it off today.

I have this at a 4 out of 5. This definitely had some jams on it. I gave it a spin a little while back. You can't go wrong with E, Redman and Keith Murray on a whole CD.

Highsmith wrote:

You can't go wrong with E, Redman and Keith Murray on a whole CD.

Cosign.

Dope album. 4 stars or so IMO.

I liked this album, give it 3.5 to 4 stars. Solid CD, not without its faults, but definitely would have liked a follow up.

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

I liked this album, give it 3.5 to 4 stars. Solid CD, not without its faults, but definitely would have liked a follow up.

You think they can pull off a follow up today?

Erick Sermon seemed tired and lazy on the last EPMD album, but any album with Redman is gonna have a chance to be dope. Also, Keith Murray sounded hungry and rejuvinated on his guest spots.

Keith Murray albums have been horrible for ten years now... reggie still got it... sermon seems lazy... so I don't think so...

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

Keith Murray albums have been horrible for ten years now... reggie still got it... sermon seems lazy... so I don't think so...

I don't own any Keith Murray albums after Enigma. Cosign on Redman, and I'm still waiting for his "Reggie" album. Sermon, well, I guess you can say lazy.

This is a 4 star album easily, and I think that the Def Squad can still pull out a banger together if not a doper one. People knock Keith Murray, but I think he's extremely underrated. He's never been a classic album maker save for Most Beautifullest, but he's a dope ass lyricist who often has the dopest verse in a lot of tracks.

Sermon is still a great producer even if his rhyming skills have diminished, and of course Reggie hasn't lost a step at all, so Def Squad can still do it IMO.

What Keith Murray albums have you heard KJ?

KJ Styles wrote:

This is a 4 star album easily, and I think that the Def Squad can still pull out a banger together if not a doper one. People knock Keith Murray, but I think he's extremely underrated. He's never been a classic album maker save for Most Beautifullest, but he's a dope ass lyricist who often has the dopest verse in a lot of tracks.

Sermon is still a great producer even if his rhyming skills have diminished, and of course Reggie hasn't lost a step at all, so Def Squad can still do it IMO.

Overall, I would like to see them release another album together.

Wayne wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

This is a 4 star album easily, and I think that the Def Squad can still pull out a banger together if not a doper one. People knock Keith Murray, but I think he's extremely underrated. He's never been a classic album maker save for Most Beautifullest, but he's a dope ass lyricist who often has the dopest verse in a lot of tracks.

Sermon is still a great producer even if his rhyming skills have diminished, and of course Reggie hasn't lost a step at all, so Def Squad can still do it IMO.

Overall, I would like to see them release another album together.

Likewise

KJ Styles wrote:

Wayne wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

This is a 4 star album easily, and I think that the Def Squad can still pull out a banger together if not a doper one. People knock Keith Murray, but I think he's extremely underrated. He's never been a classic album maker save for Most Beautifullest, but he's a dope ass lyricist who often has the dopest verse in a lot of tracks.

Sermon is still a great producer even if his rhyming skills have diminished, and of course Reggie hasn't lost a step at all, so Def Squad can still do it IMO.

Overall, I would like to see them release another album together.

Likewise

I still hope Redman releases his "Reggie" album @ some point.

Wayne wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

Wayne wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

This is a 4 star album easily, and I think that the Def Squad can still pull out a banger together if not a doper one. People knock Keith Murray, but I think he's extremely underrated. He's never been a classic album maker save for Most Beautifullest, but he's a dope ass lyricist who often has the dopest verse in a lot of tracks.

Sermon is still a great producer even if his rhyming skills have diminished, and of course Reggie hasn't lost a step at all, so Def Squad can still do it IMO.

Overall, I would like to see them release another album together.

Likewise

I still hope Redman releases his "Reggie" album @ some point.

The singles so far have been pretty mediocre. Hopefully the rest of the album is wayyy better.

Loved this album. I need to revisit it sometime. I gave it a 4.5. I bought the cassette when it came out, and never left my car stereo for a long while.