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Make The Music 2000 (Parental Advisory),Rahzel

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Rahzel
Released 1999

Wu Tang Medley
02:06
7,521 plays

All I Know
04:20
6,749 plays

Make The Music 2000
04:01
6,233 plays

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- 1
- The Human Beatbox (Interlude)
- 00:30
- 5,629 plays

- 2
- Make The Music 2000
- 04:01
- 6,233 plays

- 3
- Super Dee Jay (Interlude)
- 01:04
- 3,606 plays

- 4
- All I Know
- 04:20
- 6,749 plays

- 5
- Carbon Copy (I Can't Stop)
- 04:39
- 1,585 plays

- 6
- I Know What Ya Sayin' (Interlude)
- 00:32
- 4,127 plays

- 7
- Night Riders
- 03:31
- 4,440 plays

- 8
- Just The Beginning (Interlude)
- 00:09
- 2,551 plays

- 9
- Bubblin, Bubblin (Pina Colada)
- 04:21
- 2,470 plays

- 10
- To The Beat
- 04:11
- 3,724 plays

- 11
- Wu Tang Medley
- 02:06
- 7,521 plays

- 12
- Steal My Soul
- 04:44
- 2,709 plays

- 13
- For The Ladies (Interlude)
- 00:08
- 2,211 plays

- 14
- Suga Sista
- 04:30
- 2,326 plays

- 15
- Southern Girl
- 03:08
- 4,665 plays

- 16
- If Your Girl Only Knew (Interlude)
- 10:43
- 13,438 plays

album review

Spinbacks, rewinds, incredibly deft scratching, playing the old-school hits for an in-the-know audience -- these are the skills that have put hip-hop DJs from Grandmaster Flash to Q-Bert above their contemporaries. Welcome to the ranks one of the most unique talents hip-hop has ever seen: the human turntable known as Rahzel, the Godfather of Noyze. There've been several great human beatboxes in the world of hip-hop (Doug E. Fresh is the most famous), but Rahzel's techniques at recreating a DJ on the turntables are close to unbelievable. On several tracks (taken from live performances), he even recreates specific hip-hop classics -- LL Cool J's "Rock the Bells" and Wu-Tang Clan's "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nothing to F*** With" -- with surprising accuracy. And for those with the impression Rahzel is a novelty who can't hold up over the course of a full-length, Make the Music 2000 proves that he's a great lyricist and straight-ahead rapper as well. The production is uniformly excellent, including trackmasters Marley Marl (on the spotlight title track), Pete Rock, Scott Storch, and Bob Power, as well as Rahzel himself on a few tracks -- including one of the best, "Bubblin' Bubblin' (Pina Colada)." And the man also vaults a hurdle with the album's guest rappers. While incredibly passé on most rap albums circa 1999, appearing here are excellent names like Q-Tip, Branford Marsalis, Slick Rick, and Erykah Badu. It's not only one of the most fun hip-hop albums of the year, it's one of the best. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide