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New Redman Interview

Postby ,-,'-{Bar}-',-, » Feb 22nd, '07, 12:43

For years, Redman was once regarded as the king of consistency with albums like Whut? Thee Album, Dare Iz a Darkside, Muddy Waters and Doc's Da Name 2000. The New Jersey native blazed through the '90s with a rap style that exuded lyricism, created mosh pits, caused laughter and even allowed b-boys to two-step on the dance floor. As the '90s died out and the 2000s eased in, Redman the rapper saw himself shift into a multifaceted entertainer with several Hollywood roles to his credit, including movie How High (2001) and the ill-fated Method & Red TV series. Then came Malpractice, the 2001 album that sold well, but lost die-hard fans. Admittedly unfocused when it came out, Red returns with renewed purpose and a sense of maturity. After an incredible six year hiatus, read how read intends to take back the music as he - one of rap's wildest characters - comes of age.

AllHipHop.com: What's up, Red?

Redman: You know, it
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Postby Shads » Feb 22nd, '07, 15:18

Props for this Bar, Good Read
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