Mind of Mystikal | ||||
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Studio album by | ||||
Released | October 10, 1995(United States) | |||
Recorded | 1993–1995 | |||
Genre | Southern hip hop, hardcore hip hop | |||
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Producer | L. 'Precise' Edwards Charles 'Big Boy' Temple (Exec.) | |||
Mystikal chronology | ||||
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(Mystikal) I'm fucked up in the head But every time I go on- bitch, ran my coat on Bitch gonna taje my clothes off You niggas are crazy like roaddogs You can do what you wan' do And say what you want- just don't play wit' me Go wit'cha flow go, just don't call me bitch ok? Back off, back off! Mind your business Damn dog, didn't know you were.
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AllMusic | [1] |
Robert Christgau | [2] |
Tyler (born September 22, 1970citation needed), better known by his stage name Mystikal, is an American rapper who grew up in the 12th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana. Emulator ps2 untuk windows 7 32 bit. He is one of the few artists from Master P's New Orleans-based No Limit label to achieve both critical and commercial success. On Let's Get Ready, Mystikal is unruly yet razor sharp, chopping the Neptunes' production into small slices of funk with a flow that sounds like a cross between James Brown and Donald Duck.Pharrell's thin falsetto on the hit single 'Shake Ya Ass' is the only thing that keeps the track from spinning into a strange stratosphere of pure, syncopated energy; while rattling bongos, sweaty verses.
Mind of Mystikal is a re-release of the debut studio album by New Orleans based rapperMystikal. It was released on October 15, 1995, by Jive Records and Bertelsmann Music Group.[3] The songs 'Beware' and 'Here I Go' were the retaliation songs towards the other artists such as The B.G.'z and UNLV (whom he was in conflict with at the time).
Track listing[edit]
# | Title | Featured Performers | Length |
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1. | 'Y'all Ain't Ready Yet' | 5:55 | |
2. | 'Murderer' | Insane | 5:31 |
3. | 'Beware' | Precise | 3:35 |
4. | 'Mr. Hood Critic' | G-Quikk, J-Dawg | 4:11 |
5. | 'I'm' | Precise | 4:28 |
6. | 'Out That Boot Camp Clicc' | Black Menace, Fiend | 4:23 |
7. | 'Not That Nigga' | Michelle Tyler | 6:02 |
8. | 'Smoke Something' | G-Quikk | 2:11 |
9. | 'That Nigga Ain't Shit!' | 3:04 | |
10. | 'Mind of Mystikal' | Boot Camp Clicc | 3:45 |
11. | 'Here I Go' | 5:46 | |
12. | 'Never Gonna Bounce (The Dream)' | 3:56 | |
13. | 'Y'all Ain't Ready Yet (Remix)' | G-Slimm, Precise | 6:03 |
14. | 'Not That Nigga (Remix)' | Michelle Tyler | 6:09 |
15. | 'Dedicated to Michelle Tyler' | 1:10 |
Critical reception[edit]
For the overall reviews were positive, as one review states: 'If anything, this album represents raw lyrics and beats that are combined into a strange mix of Southern beats and the incredibly rapping speed of Mystikal. For those of you that haven't heard Mystikal before he's much like Busta Rhymes in style as his words roll out fast and furious. Much like Busta, Mystikal likes to stretch the boundaries of his lyrics to fit the beats into strange and unconventional patterns. His style is very unconventional and that's what makes his works interesting. This is the rawest of his albums, and the one that is the least influenced by outside sources.'[4]Music production by L. Precise Edwards with music instruments performed by David 'D-Funk' Faulk. (D-Funk is more commonly known as the musician/ producer who worked alongside Precise on all of the Big Boy Records releases playing the guitars, basses, keyboards, etc.)
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References[edit]
Youtube Mystikal Album
- ^Allmusic review
- ^Robert Christgau review
- ^'Augusta Georgia: Applause:Tour has Mystikal quality 07/06/01'. chronicle.augusta.com. Retrieved 2008-08-13.[dead link]
- ^Abbott. 'Review of Mind of Mystikal'. Ten Rap Commandments. Retrieved 2010-11-11.
- Strong, Martin C. (2004). 'Mystikal'. The Great Rock Discography. p. 1058.
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