Red Gone Wild: Thee Album [PA]

Performer: Redman
Artist: Snoop Dogg; Method Man; Nate Dogg; Erick Sermon; Keith Murray
Engineer: Conrad Golding; Mike Koch; David Strickland; Dee Jay; James Czeiner; Justin Rossi; John Bender
Producer: Timbaland; Scott Storch; Rockwilder; Erick Sermon; Clark Kent; Pete Rock; Vitamin D; Adam Deitch; Timbaland; Scott Storch; Rockwilder; Erick Sermon; Reggie Noble; Eminem
Distributor: Universal Distribution

Notes: Personnel: Wendisue Hall (vocals). Audio Mixer: Tommy Uzzo. Recording information: Gilla House Studios, New York, NY; L.i.t.e. Recording Studios, Long Island, NY; Mirror Image Recorders, New York, NY; The Hit Factory Criteria, Miami, FL; The Rock Box Studios, Nyack, NY; The Workshop, New York, NY. Photographers: Tai Linzie; Daniel Hastings. Seven years after MALPRACTICE, Reggie Noble returns in a fury with RED GONE WILD. Funkdoc's sixth album ranks among his best work thanks to hot production from Pete Rock, Timbaland, Eminem, Rockwilder, Scott Storch, and Erick Sermon, an eclectic group of guest MCs (including Saukrates, Runt Dog, Ready Roc, Icadon, GovMattic, Hurricane G, Snoop, Nate Dogg, Method Man, Keith Murray, Erick Sermon, and Biz Markie), Red's own clever wordplay, and the usual mix of hilarious skits which keep the record moving nicely. RED GONE WILD is everything its title promises with 23 banging tracks of blunt-fueled mayhem.

Entertainment Weekly (p.71) - "[H]e's in fine form, spitting a string of mischievously witty quotables over grimy old-school samples..." -- Grade: B+ Vibe (p.130) - "[T]he Newark native effortlessly delivers a rare and fresh commodity: fun, unforced hip hop."

Discovered by EPMD's Erick Sermon in the early 1990s, rapper Redman quickly established himself as one of the most original and outrageous personalities in hip-hop. The man born Reggie Noble truly shook up the scene with his '92 debut, WHAT? THEE ALBUM--a torrential out-powering of blunted, schizophrenic party jams that looked to P-funk for grooves and the darkest sectors of the id for lyrical inspiration. A steady string of albums followed, as well as several "high"-profile collaborations on the big screen and in the studio with Method Man as hip-hop's answer to Cheech and Chong. While some critics derided Redman for losing his step in the early '00s, he returned strong on 2007's REDMAN GONE WILD.

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