Whut? Thee Album is the debut studio album by American rapper Redman.It was released on September 22, 1992, [2] by Def Jam Recordings, Rush Associated Labels, and Chaos Recordings, a division of Columbia Records.Taking place at Ian London Studios, North Shore Soundworks, and Power Play Studios, the recording sessions began …

Artist: Redman / Album: Whut? Thee Album / Label: Rush Associated Labels / Year: 1992

Sep 22, 1992 · Following his two appearances in 1990 on EPMD’s third album Business As Usual, Redman released his debut Whut? Thee Album in 1992. The album was entirely produced by Redman himself

Sep 22, 1992 · Redman’s debut album is perhaps best defined by the way he balances punchlines with darkness. “Blow Your Mind” is about as upbeat as the album gets, bouncing along on samples from James Brown and Parliament, among others.

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Sep 22, 1992 · Following his two appearances in 1990 on EPMD’s third album Business As Usual, Redman released his debut Whut? Thee Album in 1992. The album was entirely produced by Redman himself and Erick Sermon, as the two provided heavy funk tracks from beginning to …

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Aug 22, 2013 · Thee Album" - Redman (1992) INTRODUCTION When I started this blog way back when, I reviewed Redman's second album, Dare Iz a Darkside. That was probably a bad idea in retrospect, as I obviously should have tackled Red's debut, Whut? Thee Album, first. Now that I have taken more of a chronological approach on this blog, I might as well go back ...

Oct 2, 2022 · Once linked up with EPMD, Redman quickly established himself as a lyricist that you had to check for. He gave two scene-stealing performances on EPMD’s Business As Usual (1990) and contributed an all-time great verse on “Headbanger,” from the group’s Business Never Personal album released in 1992.. Redman possessed the verbal dexterity of few emcees rapping at the time, and was powered ...

Dec 20, 2009 · For a glimpse of Redman in his funky, punchline spitting, hungry, prime please check out the attached mixtape. It is evidence that Redman was one of the best to ever do it and evidence that his style has influenced countless other rappers including Eminem, whose style was undoubtedly heavily influenced by Reggie Noble.