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Blackout!Studio album by Method Man & RedmanReleasedSeptember 28, 1999Recorded1998-1999GenreHip hopLength58:36LabelDef JamProducerDJ Scratch, Gov Mattic, Mathematics, Reggie Noble, Rockwilder, RZA, Erick SermonMethod Man & Redman chronologyBlackout!(1999)Blackout! 2(2009)Method Man chronologyTical 2000: Judgement Day(1998)Blackout!(1999)Tical 0: The Prequel(2004)Redman chronologyDoc's da Name 2000(1998)Blackout!(1999)Malpractice(2001)Singles from Blackout!� "Tear It Off"Released: 1999� "Da Rockwilder"Released: 1999� "Y.O.U."Released: 2000Blackout!

is the debut studio album by American hip hop duo Method Man & Redman. [1] It is the first full-length release by Method Man and Redman after many collaborations. The album continued a string of highly successful Def Jam releases in the late 1990s. The album debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200 with first week sales of 254,000 copies [2] and served as a bit of a precursor to the 2001 major studio film How High.

Both rappers enjoyed perhaps the height of their popularity as a tandem after the success of the album and its three charted singles. The singles were also popular videos which were mainstays on MTV and BET. The sequel to the album, Blackout!

2, was released on May 19, 2009. Contents� 1 Background� 2 Reception� 3 Track listing� 4 Album chart positions� 5 Singles chart positions� 6 See also� 7 References� 8 External linksBackground [ edit ]Originally the name of the album was to be Amerikaz Most Blunted and was advertised as that for months before the release, but they changed it to the more commercially method man & redman blackout back cover Blackout!.

The CD version of the album features three previously released bonus tracks; "Well All Rite Cha" also appeared on Redman's solo album, Doc's Da Name 2000, "Big Dogz" from Method Man's Tical 2000: Judgement Day and 1995's critically acclaimed single "How High".The most popular of these previous collaborations was on the song "How High" from the soundtrack to The Show.

"How High" is remixed on this album, but the album's three singles, "Y.O.U.", "Da Rockwilder" and "Tear It Off", spearheaded the highly hyped release to go platinum on January 6, 2000, [3] more than three months after the album's release. The album has also been certified platinum in Canada (100,000 copies). [4] The album has sold 1,575,000 copies to date. [2]. Blackout is also considered a landmark for both rappers and for East Coast Hip Hop.

Reception [ edit ]Rolling Stone (11/11/99, p.�132) - 4 stars out of 5 - ".a tight-as-drum album in an era of half-assed efforts."Entertainment Weekly (10/10/99, p.�73) - ".when hip-hop's most playfully creative rhyme stylers throw down like two superballs in a rubber room, they're unstoppable - and make rap's most joyous ride." - Rating: A-The Wire (1/00, p.�100) - ".skulk-funk.Redman moans a melody of dank basement isolation, while on 'Cereal Killer' he sabotages over vamping guitar.Meth executes some taut syncopation.on which his syllables alternate cadences with producer Eric Sermon's thumpingest track of the LP."The Source (2/00, p.�95) - Included in The Source's "Top 10 Albums of the Year [1999]." Track listing [ edit ] No.TitleWriter(s)ProducerLength1."A Special Joint" (Intro)Clifford Smith, Reggie NobleReggie Noble1:282."Blackout"Smith, Noble, Erick SermonErick Sermon3:433."Mi Casa"Smith, Noble, SermonErick Sermon2:434."Y.O.U."Smith, Noble, SermonErick Sermon4:035."4 Seasons" (featuring LL Cool J and Ja Rule)Smith, Noble, Sermon, James Smith, Jeffrey AtkinsErick Sermon4:216."Cereal Killer" (featuring Blue Raspberry)Smith, Noble, Robert DiggsRZA4:007."Da Rockwilder"Smith, Noble, Dana StinsonRockwilder2:188."Tear It Off"Smith, Noble, SermonErick Sermon4:129."Where We At" (skit)Smith, NobleReggie Noble1:5110."1, 2, 1, 2"Smith, Noble, George SpiveyDJ Scratch4:3311."Maaad Crew"Smith, Noble, SermonErick Sermon4:2712."Run 4 Cover" (featuring Ghostface Killah and Streetlife)Smith, Noble, Diggs, Dennis Coles, Patrick CharlesRZA4:2513."The�?"Smith, NobleReggie Noble4:5014."Dat's Dat ****" (featuring Mally G and Young Zee)Smith, Noble, Ronald Bean, Jamal Phillips, Young ZeeMathematics4:1915."Cheka"Smith, Noble, Aubrey WilliamsGov Mattic, Reggie Noble3:0216."Fire Ina Hole"Smith, Noble, BeanMathematics4:21 Total length:58:36Bonus tracks (CD only)No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length17."Well All Rite Cha" (from the album Doc's da Name 2000)Noble, Sermon, SmithErick Sermon, Reggie Noble4:1418."Big Dogs" (from the album Tical method man & redman blackout back cover Judgement Day)Smith, Noble, SermonErick Sermon, Reggie Noble3:2519."How High (Remix)" (from the How High single)Noble, Sermon, SmithErick Sermon4:40 Total length:1:10:53Album chart positions [ edit ] YearAlbumChart positionsTop Canadian AlbumsBillboard 200Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums1999Blackout!331Singles chart positions [ edit ] YearSongChart positionsHot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & TracksHot Rap Singles1999"Tear It Off"5216Album: Blackout!Year: 1999Track: 12Track Produced By: RZASamples: "Upon This Rock" by Joe FarrellLyrics:[Street Life]Yo yo, enta, enta, enta, enta yoIt's the synical, lyrical rap individualOn my death bed I spit sick flows that's criticalI'm not a fan of this, I'm a mic vandalistThug therapist, my clan's too originalMy slang bang to wax, words that's visualToo digital for y'all common street criminalsWho wanna come test, lick the sweat from my genitalsWe can get off the mic and get a little physicalI was born to rock since they cut my umbilicalCord, I swing swords, behold the prolificalRhyme writer, hip-hop provider, prize fighterLive wire, quick to set the mic on fireI speak legalized dope, hitman for hireI quote murderous notes, dope rhyme supplierHang glide on the mic like a stunt driverAnd I won't stop rockin till I retire[Redman]Yo yo yoWhen it comes to the darts, I throw emFlamethrower, blow your section-eight home to your payphone upGrass smoker, in the cut for the lawnmowerI water, I ride the wale that ate JonahOver, your faced wit the black cape overYou woke up four gorillas wit a makeoverPackin a punch, asthma pump takeoverMy crew boards, and the whole plane lays over(YO YO!) You can't talk wit the tape overPass the pussy, get out, date's overBack to your gray Nova that's way slowerRedline to five on the highway shoulderEnemies say "Doc the one to play closer"This baboon loose off the chain chokerHardcore, ?jacore?

I hate pokerBut y'all spread when my bullet's daytona[Chorus 8x]Comin through, comin through duckRun for cover (BASS!)[Method Man]Yo yo this ain't ya granddaddy music, it's hip hopComin through your woofer like a mute kitHundred-thousand watts on some bullshitI blackout eclipse wit the semi bust a full clip (CLAP OUT!)Touch one if any, that's my complexing conquestNow tell that shit to the court, I plead no contestFrom none of y'all, pleaseI potty train pissy-ass rugrat for freeKeep the cake for the family and off Sarah LeeThat's how we do, powerful, movin on ya left!Mista who, Meth, black gorilla, beatin on his chestI suggest, you pay yo' debt or Protect Ya NeckI suggest, you wear a vest makin all them threatsHere's a chin check that cash and splash niggas in halfSmash rappers like hash (smoke em down to ashes)At last it's the crew that party crashes the massesMadness wildin out like special ed classes[Ghostface Killah]Straight out the gate, meet TonyDon of all dons, behind New York King Tut wit one armBeen at nutcrunch last cinnamon toast wit power roseWhips dirty, dustin my bitch, FUCK PAROLE!Peace shout he's Wallee Timb's, wild out (wild out)We in the spot, guns go off thoughCame out his mask it was Ollie NorthOh shit, what up what up GhostCongratulations on your new flickBurn it dead who max the mostWord up you got the most ClarksBravehearts spin thisFor under come down in the pale he need minutesTold y'all before I kick doors off the hingesAin't no cooler and there ain't no GuinessMoney like Barry Blue, Keanu Reeves wit bench slippersPlay the PGA Tour wit Jack NicklausStatues of Mary, gas that bust mercurySit through the biggest storm and hand out turkey[Redman]Yeah, yeah, yeah, WHUUUA!!!That's the way I like it[Method Man]PISSY ASS RUSTY ASS NIGGAS!!(0-7-1-0-3) 1-0-3-0-4 Def JamThese days, the names Method Man and Redman are always associated with one another.

Partners-in-rhyme and close friends, they�re the dynamic duo of beats, rhymes and blunt smoke.Their partnership has been especially fruitful too as they starred in their own stoner buddy-comedy movie �How High,� had their own prank show on MTV called �Stung� (long before Ashton Kutcher had �Punk�d�) and even had a sitcom that briefly aired on FOX in primetime, �Method & Red.�They still collaborate regularly and tour with each other often.

All these endeavors in and outside of the music business can be traced back to their first collaborative album, �Blackout!� which celebrates its 15th anniversary this month on Sept.

28.Of course, Meth and Red built legacies of their own long before they began working together. Method Man was the breakout star during the legendary Wu-Tang Clan�s rise to prominence, complete with his titular track �M.E.T.H.O.D.

Man� on the Wu�s iconic debut, �Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).� Mentored by Erick Sermon, Redman earned a spot in the Hit Squad collective and quickly made a name for himself as a solo artist by releasing a string of classic LPs such as �Whut? Thee Album� and �Muddy Waters.�Meth and Red would eventually cross paths, oddly enough, at a Kriss Kross album release party in the early �90s, and a bond eventually developed between the Def Jam label mates.

The two would make their first mark as a duo via the now quintessential weed anthem �How High� for �The Show� soundtrack, which dropped back in 1995. Then, four years later, Method Man and Redman would drop their long-awaited album �The Blackout!� on Def Jam.To this day, �Blackout!� is a highly entertaining listen. Meth and Red�s chemistry is impeccable and it�s easy to see why such a diverse audience gravitates toward these two colorful characters.

Their comedic timing and larger than life personas make the effort simply infectious. In celebration of the album�s 15th anniversary, The Boombox takes a look back and breaks down the five best tracks from �The Blackout!� The album�s title track �Blackout� makes for a perfect opening salvo from Meth and Red.

Both MCs drop a verse while sharing duties on the uproarious hook. Erick Sermon would provide the backbone for much of this project and give listeners an appetizer of the neck-snapping production he�d be delivering throughout the LP.

Sermon had been Red�s go-to producer for years by this point, but the track proved that Meth sounded right at home over the Green Eyed Bandit�s beats too. �Mi Casa� is a relatively short, but impactful track with funky production provided by Erick Sermon.

Meth and Red ride the beat with precision while dropping some incredibly witty lines. Redman delivers the gem, �Whatchu crazy? / Since a buck tooth baby / Doc is like straight f� you, pay me like Jay Z / Lazy n�-s complain / Doc load up the cartridge and start kickin� game like Acclaim / Those you call dogs�ll rat your name / Those who say they love you attack your change / That�s why I fold down four fingers / Say f� the world and jimmy da Earth out with coat hangers.� The Wu-Tang element of �Blackout!

is kept to a minimum as RZA and Mathematics only produce four cuts on the album, but the RZA knocks it out the park during his limited opportunities as heard on �Run 4 Cover.� The Wu-Tang presence is in full effect here as Ghostface Killah along with Wu-affiliate Streetlife join Method Man and Redman for this grimy posse cut. As Meth declares, �Yo, this ain�t ya granddaddy�s music, it�s hip hop,� and this one is a dream come true for any hip hop head.

Despite being surrounded by three heavyweights, Streetlife delivers a quality verse to kick things off and represents himself well. Red, Meth and Ghost then drop some exceptional bars that are sure to have you playing �Run 4 Cover� over again. It�s easy to see why �Tear It Off� was chosen as one of the album�s singles.

Redman�s catchy chorus and Erick Sermon�s hypnotic instrumental are sure to get a party jumping. But it�s Method Man who steals the show with two outstanding verses that display why he�s so beloved.�Kicking in you do� like a steel toe, for real doe / Y�all gon learn, I spit germs / When you come short on Big Worm, you get burned / Punks don�t get turned, they get done and get sun Come get some, the last victim, lie in a ditch / Now who wanna f�k with Hot Nick� N�-s chew gum with they a� and pop s� / Me and Funk Doc get, toxic / A bowl of rice and some chopsticks / Go make your Wu, just imposters,� Meth spits. �Da Rockwilder� is a true no-brainer for the top track off �Blackout!� and it�s one of the greatest songs Method Man and Redman have created.

It�s also a regular selection for any hip-hop head discussing a wishlist of songs that should be longer as it clocks in at just over two minutes.This track is the whole package. Meth and Red attack the pulsating beat crafted by the eponymous Rockwilder with fervor before closing things out with a p1A Special Joint (Intro) Mixed By � Mark Berto* Written-By � George*1:282Blackout Written-By � Winbley*, Sermon*, Walker*, Morales*, Miller*, Waring*3:433Mi Casa Written-By � Sermon*2:434Y.O.U.

Written-By � Muhammed-Jones*, Sermon*, Davis*, Taylor*, Foster*4:0354 Seasons Featuring � Ja Rule, LL Cool J Mixed By, Recorded By � Erick Sermon Written-By � Sermon*, T. Smith*, Atkins*4:216Cereal Killer Backing Vocals � Blue Raspberry Producer, Mixed By � RZA Written-By � Reid*, Diggs*, Clarke*4:007Da Rockwilder Producer � Rockwilder Recorded By � Tom Soares Written-By � Stinson*2:168Tear It Off Engineer [Assistant Mix] � Rodriguez Written-By � Collins*, Sermon*, Shider*, Clinton, Jr.*, Hunter*, Brailey*, Morrison*4:129Where We At (Skit)1:51101, 2, 1, 2 Producer, Mixed By, Recorded By � DJ Scratch Written-By � Spivey*4:3311Maaad Crew Written-By � Matthews*, Sermon*4:2712Run 4 Cover Featuring � Ghostface*, Street* Producer � RZA Recorded By � Brian Stanley Written-By � Coles*, Charles*, Diggs*4:2513The ?

Vocals [Additional] � Missy Elliott Written-By � Lorenzo*, Atkins*, Mays*, Carter*4:5014Dat's Dat S**t Featuring � Mally G Producer � Mathematics* Written-By � Bean*4:1915Cheka Co-producer � Reggie Noble Producer � Gov Mattic Recorded By � Brian Springer Written By � Tex, Pauling Written-By � Weston*, Williams*, Charity*, Lynch*, Wesley*, Brown*, Starks*, Hines*3:0216Fire Ina Hole Producer, Mixed By � Mathematics* Written-By � Bean*4:21Bonus Tracks17Well All Rite Cha Mixed By, Recorded By � Bob Brown (2) Written-By � Sermon*4:1418Big Dogs Co-producer � Redman Mixed By � Erick Sermon Recorded By � Mauricio Iragorri* Written-By � Sermon*3:2519How High (Remix) Mixed By � Troy Hightower Recorded By � Dave Greenberg Written-By � Sermon*, Prager*, Levay*4:40 � Record Company�Universal Music� Phonographic Copyright (p)�Island Def Jam Music Group� Copyright (c)�Island Def Jam Music Group� Pressed By�Universal M & L, Germany� Recorded At�Mirror Image Recorders� Recorded At�Enterprise Recording Studios� Recorded At�Soundtrack Studios� Recorded At�Electric Lady Studios� Recorded At�36 Chambers Studio� Recorded At�Encore Studios� Recorded At�Rockin' Reel Studios� Mixed At�Mirror Image Recorders� Mixed At�Soundtrack Studios� Mixed At�36 Chambers Studio� Mixed At�Enterprise Recording Studios� Mixed At�Mirror Image� Mastered At�Masterdisk � A&R�Folayan Knight� Art Direction, Design�The Drawing Board� Coordinator [A&R]�Gail Hansen� Executive-Producer�Erick Sermon,Method Man,RZA,Redman� Executive-Producer [Co-Executive]�Kevin Liles� Legal [Sample Clearance]�DMG, Inc.*� Management [Marketing]�Chonita Floyd� Mastered By�Tony Dawsey� Mixed By�Redman (tracks: 3, 4, 11, 13, 15, 16),Tommy Uzzo (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 15)� Photography By�Daniel Hastings� Producer�Erick Sermon (tracks: 2 to 5, 8, 11, 17 to 19),Reggie Noble (tracks: 1, 9, 13)� Recorded By�Choco* (tracks: 6, 14, 16),Mark Berto* (tracks: 1, 3, 11, 13),Tommy Uzzo (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 8 to 11, 13, 14)� Written-By�C.

Smith*,R. Noble* ?1999 The Island Def Jam Music Group �1999 The Island Def Jam Music GroupMade in the EU.* 'A Special Joint' contains a sample from 'Spanish Moon' performed by Little Feat* 'Blackout' contains a interpolation of 'Fat Boys'* 'Y.O.U." contains a sample from 'Electric Relaxation' performed by A Tribe Called Quest* 'Tear It Off' contains a sample from 'Funkin' Lesson' performed by X-Clan and 'Give Up The Funk' performed by Parliament* 'Maaad Crew' contains a sample from 'Sandworms' performed by Dave Matthews (3)* 'The ?' contains a sample from 'Can I Get A.' performed by Jay-Z* 'Cheka' contains a sample from 'The Payback' performed by James Brown* 'Big Dogs' contains a sample from 'Tell Em' performed by Erick SermonTrack #19, the 'remix' of "How High" is actually the original version of the song that originally was released on The Show soundtrack and CDS in 1995.Issued in jewel case with clear tray and fold out insert. � Barcode (Text): 7 31454 66092 1� Barcode (String): 731454660921� Matrix / Runout (Variants 1,3,4): 07314 546 609-2 01 #� Matrix / Runout (Variant 1, mould ring): MADE IN GERMANY BY UNIVERSAL M & L YD� Matrix / Runout (Variant 3, mould ring): MADE IN GERMANY BY UNIVERSAL M & L YN� Matrix / Runout (Variant 4, mould ring): MADE IN GERMANY BY UNIVERSAL M & L C� Mastering SID Code (Variants 2 to 4): IFPI L008� Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 01Y1� Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 0113� Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 0142� Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI 0116� Rights Society: BIEM/MCPS� Rights Society: BMI/ASCAP� Label Code: LC 08427� Other (Distribution Code): UN 900 This is a classic hip-hop record.Method Man and Redman compliment each other extremely well.

They are two entertaining MCs who are good solo, but better together.The production on this CD is high-quality hip-hop and compliments theiFulfillment by Amazon (FBA) is a service we offer sellers that lets them store their products in Amazon's fulfillment centers, and we directly pack, ship, and provide customer service for these products.

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Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: FBA items qualify for FREE Shipping and .If you're a seller, Fulfillment by Amazon can help you increase your sales. We invite you tolearn more about Fulfillment by Amazon. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1 This shopping feature will continue to load items. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. � Audio CD (May 19, 2009)� Number of Discs: 1� Format: Explicit Lyrics, Import� Label: Def Jam� ASIN: B001SO69IY� Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars See all reviews( 57 customer reviews)� Amazon Best Sellers Rank:#72,007 in Music ( See Top 100 in Music)� #456 in Music > Rap & Hip-Hop > East Coast� #566 in Music > Rap & Hip-Hop > Experimental Rap� #769 in Music > Rap & Hip-Hop > Gangsta & Hardcore Method Man & Redman return after almost 10 years since their last collabo album and 7 A? years since their "How High Soundtrack" with a very solid 4 star album.

After being in the rap game for 16+ years most know what to expect when these 2 get on the mic and when they collaborate on songs. I think this album is a notch aboue the first "Blackout!" album (which I'd also give 4 stars).

I do like their solo works better than their collaboration albums, most of their solo's I'd give 4.5 stars. This one has some funnier tracks and some smoking tracks as well as some nice lyrical ones too. Of the 15 songs, 2 are ok and the other 13 are good or real good songs but there is no classics on here.

Guests are on 4 songs rapping and doing the chorus on 4 others. Production is solid as well. Rockwilder & Erick Sermon each do 2 songs, Bink One!, King David, Havoc, Pete Rock, Swiff D, Nasty Kutt, Ty Fyffe, and Buckwild all do 1 song. A nice album to have from 2 hip-hop veterans.#1 - 8#2 - 8#3 - 8.5 (f/ Saukrates - nice laid back beat)#4 - 8.5 (funky upbeat track)#5 - 8 (f Keith Murray, who with Method Man kill this track)#6 - 7 (f/ Poo Bear)#8 - 7.5#10 - 8.5 (relaxing O'Jay's sample beat)#11 - 9 (f/ Ready Roc & Street Life - nice beat)#12 - 9 (nice beat)#14 - 8 (f/ Raekwon & Ghostface Killah)#15 - 9 (tight beat)#16 - 8 (f/ Poo Beaar)#17 - 8 (f/ Melanie Rutherford)METHOD MAN - Clifford Smith - b.

4/1/1971 - b. Long Island, NY moved to Staten Island, NYREDMAN - Reggie Noble - b. 4/17/70 - Newark, NJCheck all my reviews I was so excited when I saw this was out so I bought it. I have to say, it's not as disappointing as The Prequel by Method Man but it's up there. The first Blackout album so was great and was probably the main rap album I listened to for so many years.

If they make a Blackout 3 I will have to give it a closer listen before I buy it. I have high standards for rappers like Red and Meth but that's only because I know they are capable of so much better. When Method Man and Redman first collaborated on the method man & redman blackout back cover weed anthem "How High" in 1995, there was an unmistakable chemistry between the two.

After a couple of appearances on each other's albums in the late 90's, people were demanding a full record from them. The end result was their debut album as a duo- 1999's "Blackout!". The album was rather successful and cemented them as the heir apparent to another marijuana centered duo Cheech & Chong. Two years later, they filmed the stoner comedy "How High", which was directed by Bob Dylan's son Jesse Dylan ("American Wedding", "Kicking And Screaming").

After that film, they returned to their day jobs as both solo artists as well as members of groups- Method Man from Wu-Tang Clan and Redman from Def Squad. A decade would pass before anyone heard anything from the duo until 2009, when Method Man and Redman would release the long awaited follow up sophomore album "Blackout! 2".On this new album, there are the returns of producers from the first album.

Erick Sermon produces the songs "Dangerus MCees" and "Neva Herd Dis B4", while Rockwilder handles "Hey Zulu" and "A Lil' Bit". Pete Rock produces the first single "A Yo", while Havoc of the group Mobb Deep gets behind the boards on "I'm Dope"- a track in which the duo compares their music to a drug addiction.

They duet with Raekwon and Ghostface Killah on "Four Minutes To Lock Down", Keith Murray on "Errbody Scream" and Bun B on "City Lights". They get surprisingly romantic on the melodic "Mrs. International", in which they seduce a noFulfillment by Amazon (FBA) is a service we offer sellers that lets them store their products in Amazon's fulfillment centers, and we directly pack, ship, and provide customer service for these products.

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I PLAYED THIS CD SO MANY TIMES AND IT HASN'T GROWN OLD YET. THE PRODUCTION IS HOT TO DEF AND THE LYRICS ARE VERY SHARP AND OFTEN HILARIOUS. THE BEST TRACKS ARE "BLACKOUT!", "Y.O.U.", "TEAR IT OFF", "DA ROCKWILDER", "MAAD CREW", AND THE BEST METHOD MAN RED MAN TRACK EVER, "FIRE INNA HOLE". OH MAN, ONLY CUSS WORDS CAN DESCRIBE HOW INCREDIBLE THIS ALBUM IS.Comment11 people found this helpful.

Was this review helpful to you?Yes NoSending feedback. Method Man and Redman. It seems like a bizarre duo at first. Heh, but then you hear the actual lyrics and say "Damn, this is good". Many of the songs are great. Minus one or two of them. You like Hip Hop/Rap? This album was made for YOU. I bought the album as soon as I could.why dont YOU? Trust me, its well worth it. In fact, I made a copy of the CD on my CD-RW drive so if the original got scratched, I have backup.Comment9 people found this helpful.

Was this review helpful to you?Yes NoSending feedback. Redman is known as one of the funniest, craziest, most clever lyricists in the game.

Method Man can hypnotize people with his smooth, confident flow, and is the (commercial) star of the Wu-Tang Clan. We can expect nothing less than a great album. I actually expected a little more from two such accomplished artists, but this CD leaves little room for complaint.The rhymes are all good. Both artists have similar senses of humor and clever rhymes throughout. Redman is actually the better lyricist in my opinion, but I still prefer Meth because of his voice and flow. Red and Meth compliment eachother well that way.

The switch between Meth's mellow voice and Red's thick one adds variety, as do the differences in their flows. They have a lot of different types of flows on here to match with the different beats. On DJ Scratch's "1 2 1 2," they have a brisk, on-point flow. On "Blackout!" their flows are more up-beat and energetic. On "Cereal Killer," it's more dark and sneaky.

The way they switch up their styles to match the different beats is one of the things that makes this album great and helps the songs stand out.The lyrical content itself is good and bad. Red and Meth are funny and clever, no question, but they couldn't make a serious-sounding track if their lives depended on it. None of their songs are about anything. Even though their verses are good, they start to run together a little bit. Their lines are better in some songs than others. There's nothing truly wack on here, but not very many stand-out tracks either.

"Cereal Killer" is kind of narrating a story, so that one is nice, but for the most part it's easy to lose track of the lyrics from one song to the next, even with dope lyricists like these. Read more � Comment10 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?Yes NoSending feedback. If you from the hood, you need to have this.this album is straight hood.you got hot tracks like "Da Rockwilder"; "How High"(RMX); MY FAVORITE "4 Seasons"-LL Cool J & Ja Rule; "Cereal Killer"; the best album i heard in a while!Shaolin and Brick City (We Back Son!)Comment8 people found this helpful.

Was this review helpful to you?Yes NoSending feedback. Reggie and Hot Nixx blow up on this one. Blackout is a standout track. The thing that save this album though is that half the production is done by someone other than tha green-eyed bandit. Now don't get my wrong I love the Sermon electro-funk beats but unless the song is above average they method man & redman blackout back cover to get monotonous. As with the Redman album Doc's the Name 2000.

Good album but it quickly started to collect dust on the rack. This is what many people have waited for, for years. The only disappointing part is that RZA still refuses to do more than a track or two for anything. Doc's got the sickest lyrics and Meth is amazing.

His flow melts together with the track at times and he does it mo