Method Man Redman - Blackout
Artist - Method Man Redman
Album - Blackout
Genre - Hip-Hop/Rap
Year - 1999
Quality - 128-192kbps
Discs - 1
Tracklist:
01 - A Special Joint (Intro)
02 - Blackout
03 - Mi Casa
04 - Y.O.U.
05 - 4 Seasons featuring Ja Rule and LL Cool J
06 - Cereal Killer
07 - Da Rockwilder
08 - Tear It Off
09 - Where We At (Skit)
10 - 1, 2, 1, 2
12 - Run 4 Cover featuring Ghostface Killah
13 - The _
14 - Dat's Dat Shit featuring Mally G
15 - Cheka
16 - Fire Ina Hole
17 - Well All Rite Cha
18 - Big_Dogs
19 - How High
If you love energetic beats coupled with explosive lyrical content then Blackout! is your album. This highly anticipated effort features the combined powers of the Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man and the Def Squad's Redman--it's 19 cuts of pure excitement. Production highlights include the RZA-produced "Cereal Killer," Erick Sermon's "Maad Crew," and the dark-and-dirty sounds of "Run 4 Cover," featuring the Wu's Ghostface Killah and Streetlife. The album remains focused throughout without trying to appeal to any specific audience. Lyrically Red and Meth consistently come with the best in wit and wordplay, weaving a musical tapestry that should hang on the wall of any hip-hop fan. You won't find any specific messages, themes, or philosophies, but any true head will tell you that Blackout! is hip-hop at its best.
Link:
[hide]http://www.mininova.org/tor/2133295[/hide]
Artist - Method Man Redman
Album - Blackout
Genre - Hip-Hop/Rap
Year - 1999
Quality - 128-192kbps
Discs - 1
Tracklist:
01 - A Special Joint (Intro)
02 - Blackout
03 - Mi Casa
04 - Y.O.U.
05 - 4 Seasons featuring Ja Rule and LL Cool J
06 - Cereal Killer
07 - Da Rockwilder
08 - Tear It Off
09 - Where We At (Skit)
10 - 1, 2, 1, 2
12 - Run 4 Cover featuring Ghostface Killah
13 - The _
14 - Dat's Dat Shit featuring Mally G
15 - Cheka
16 - Fire Ina Hole
17 - Well All Rite Cha
18 - Big_Dogs
19 - How High
If you love energetic beats coupled with explosive lyrical content then Blackout! is your album. This highly anticipated effort features the combined powers of the Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man and the Def Squad's Redman--it's 19 cuts of pure excitement. Production highlights include the RZA-produced "Cereal Killer," Erick Sermon's "Maad Crew," and the dark-and-dirty sounds of "Run 4 Cover," featuring the Wu's Ghostface Killah and Streetlife. The album remains focused throughout without trying to appeal to any specific audience. Lyrically Red and Meth consistently come with the best in wit and wordplay, weaving a musical tapestry that should hang on the wall of any hip-hop fan. You won't find any specific messages, themes, or philosophies, but any true head will tell you that Blackout! is hip-hop at its best.
Link:
[hide]http://www.mininova.org/tor/2133295[/hide]
