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Born Again (Parental Advisory),The Notorious B.I.G.

- Born Again (Parental Advisory)
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The Notorious B.I.G.
Released 1999

Big Booty Hoes
03:28
73,490 plays

Rap Phenomenon
04:02
62,910 plays

Biggie
05:22
59,560 plays

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- 1
- Born Again (Intro)
- 01:28
- 38,335 plays

- 2
- Notorious B.I.G.
- 03:12
- 194,928 plays

- 3
- Dead Wrong
- 04:57
- 249,614 plays

- 4
- Hope You Niggas Sleep
- 04:10
- 58,490 plays

- 5
- Dangerous MC's
- 05:15
- 59,554 plays

- 6
- Biggie
- 05:22
- 59,560 plays

- 7
- Niggas
- 03:49
- 49,192 plays

- 8
- Big Booty Hoes
- 03:28
- 73,490 plays

- 9
- Would You Die For Me
- 03:37
- 47,585 plays

- 10
- Come On
- 04:38
- 52,571 plays

- 11
- Rap Phenomenon
- 04:02
- 62,910 plays

- 12
- Let Me Get Down
- 04:33
- 40,563 plays

- 13
- Tonight
- 06:08
- 42,127 plays

- 14
- If I Should Die Before I Wake
- 04:51
- 48,738 plays

- 15
- Who Shot Ya
- 03:48
- 130,529 plays

- 16
- Can I Get Witcha
- 03:37
- 36,673 plays

- 17
- I Really Want To Show You
- 05:10
- 39,482 plays

- 18
- Ms. Wallace (Outro)
- 03:19
- 24,303 plays

album review

Considering it was released almost three years after his death, it'd be easy to dismiss the Notorious B.I.G.'s third album as a cash-in or merely a tribute album, similar to Puff Daddy's No Way Out. Fact is, Born Again includes a lot of previously unheard material from Biggie, and guest spots from Busta Rhymes, Redman and Method Man, Missy Elliott, Ice Cube, and Snoop Dogg work better than could be expected. It's difficult to say where all this material came from, but it's probable that the productions were simply arranged around old rhymes from Biggie himself. On most tracks, he takes a spotlight and then the guest rapper comes in. Thanks to executive producer Puff Daddy, it'd be easy to fool those not into hip-hop that Notorious B.I.G. was still alive. The outro, a spoken-word reminiscence by Voletta Wallace (his mother) is a bit touching but also a bit ghoulish. For B.I.G. fans, this is another must-have, but for anyone who thinks the rap industry routinely goes too far in pursuit of the almighty dollar, Born Again is yet further proof. ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide