Get Off the Stage [Clean] [Edited]

Performer: Too Short
Engineer: Kori Anders; Taj "Mahal" Tilghman
Producer: Cooly C.; Young L.; DJ Krizzy Rock; Gennessee; Spec; Traxamillion
Distributor: BMG (distributor)

Notes: Additional personnel: Ms. Hollywood, Tanu, Dolla Will, E-40, Ginger , Kool Ace, The Pack, Mistah F.A.B.. Audio Mixers: Don "DJ Snake" Brown; Leslie Brathwaite. Recording information: Blue Basement Studios, Atlanta, GA; Orange Room, Vallejo, CA; Patchwerk Studios, Atlanta, GA; Vision Audio Studios, Atlanta, GA; Young L. Production Studios, Albany, CA. Photographer: Peter Graham. Issued in late 2007, GET OFF THE STAGE finds veteran hip-hop artist Too Short (born Todd Shaw) once again indulging in his pimp persona. Clearly enjoying his status as an elder statesman of West Coast rap, Too Short offers up plenty of laid-back, smooth-flowing rhymes, most notably on "This My One," which features fellow Californian rapper E-40. Too Short keeps the proceedings brief on Get Off the Stage, whose ten tracks, over half of which feature a guest, clock in just over a half-hour. If Short Dog is taking it easy this go-round, at least he sounds good doing it, as he works with a couple of the Bay Area's best rappers (E-40, Mistah F.A.B.) and a bunch of up-and-comers (Traxamillion, the Pack). At this point in his career, Too Short is more or less going through the motions, doing what needs to be done to make a living for himself and giving up-and-comers a platform to promote themselves alongside a legend. This became clear several years before the release of Get Off the Stage in 2007. Fans will be grateful for yet another latter-day album, especially one with such a fresh sound; everyone else need not pay mind. [A clean version was also released.] ~ Jason Birchmeier

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