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Tical 2000: Judgement Day (Parental Advisory),Method Man

- Tical 2000: Judgement Day (Parental Advisory)
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Method Man
Released 1998

Judgement Day (Intro)
00:52
9,805 plays

Where's Method Man? (Skit)
01:04
8,760 plays

You Play Too Much (Skit)
01:30
8,482 plays

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songs

- 1
- Judgement Day (Intro)
- 00:52
- 9,805 plays

- 2
- Perfect World
- 03:00
- 17,752 plays

- 3
- Cradle Rock
- 04:13
- 14,696 plays

- 4
- Dangerous Grounds
- 04:10
- 20,355 plays

- 5
- Sweet Love (Skit)
- 00:06
- 7,159 plays

- 6
- Sweet Love
- 03:29
- 20,563 plays

- 7
- Shaolin What (Skit)
- 02:19
- 10,431 plays

- 8
- Torture
- 03:23
- 15,789 plays

- 9
- Where's Method Man? (Skit)
- 01:04
- 8,760 plays

- 10
- Suspect Chin Music
- 04:52
- 13,996 plays

- 11
- Retro Godfather
- 02:50
- 15,511 plays

- 12
- Dooney Boy (Skit)
- 00:15
- 5,425 plays

- 13
- Spazzola
- 03:54
- 13,692 plays

- 14
- Check Writer (Skit)
- 00:13
- 5,445 plays

- 15
- You Play Too Much (Skit)
- 01:30
- 8,482 plays

- 16
- Party Crasher
- 03:53
- 13,984 plays

- 17
- Grid Iron Rap
- 03:25
- 12,154 plays

- 18
- Step By Step
- 03:37
- 11,943 plays

- 19
- Play 4 Keeps
- 03:33
- 12,382 plays

- 20
- Donald Trump (Skit)
- 00:11
- 5,643 plays

- 21
- Snuffed Out (Skit)
- 01:39
- 8,288 plays

- 22
- Elements
- 03:58
- 10,185 plays

- 23
- Killin' Fields
- 04:03
- 12,384 plays

- 24
- Big Dogs
- 03:29
- 11,109 plays

- 25
- Break Ups 2 Make Ups
- 03:53
- 26,359 plays

- 26
- Message From Penny
- 00:28
- 15,952 plays

- 27
- Judgement Day
- 06:00
- 37,770 plays

- 28
- C.E.Outro (Skit)
- 00:04
- 7,103 plays

album review

Method Man's second solo recording is a harder album than his debut, much more focused on rap than the frequent R&B excursions that hit the pop charts on the original Tical. Though the emphasis on the hardcore makes for a better album, Method Man's own raps are often diluted by the staggering number of collaborations; as usual, almost all of the songs have guests, including Raekwon, Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, Mobb Deep, Redman, Left Eye (from TLC), Streetlife, Cappadonna, Ed Lover and D'Angelo. Between the skits, intros, outros and cameos is an excellent album just waiting to be pruned down. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide