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Track Listing
1. Hospital/Funeral Intro
2. Sometimes - (featuring Maze)
3. Gangsta's Watch
4. Da Hustla - (featuring Musalini/Maze)
5. Cocaine Business (Hysteria) - (featuring Kelis)
6. Pigeon, The (Skit)
7. Blood Money Pt. 3
8. Wethuggedout - (featuring Missy Elliott)
9. Going Legit - (featuring Musalini)
10. Real or Fake Niggas - (featuring Final Chapter)
11. What the Fuck Is up? - (featuring Scarlet O'Harlem)
12. First Day Home
13. Da Tunnel (Skit)
14. Hold Me Down - (featuring Final Chapter/Troy Outlaw)
15. If U Want It
16. Oh No
17. Play That Shit (We Don't Play That) - (featuring Juvenile/Lil Wayne/Musalini/Maze/Goldfingaz)
18. Flagrant Cops
19. Animal Thugs Goes Hollywood (Skit)
| Details | | Contributing artists: | Final Chapter, Goldfingaz, Juvenile, Kelis, Lil Wayne, Lil' Wayne, Maze, Missy Elliott, Musalini, Scarlet O'Harlem, Troy Outlaw | | Distributor: | Alternative Dis. Alliance | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Noreaga, Missy Elliot, Juvenile, Maze, Musalini, Lil Wayne, Goldfingaz, Scarlet O'Harlem, Final Chapter, Troy Outlaw (rap vocals); Kelis (vocals).
Producers include: EZ Elpee, SPK, Trackmasters, The Neptunes, Swizzbeats, Shuga Bear, Mannie Fresh.
Engineers include: Scott Kieklak, Pacman, Joe Quinde, Kevin Crouse.
Recorded at Criteria Recording Studio, Miami, Florida, Sound On Sound Recording Studio and The Hit Factory, New York, New York.
Hip-hop fans know Noreaga as having one of rap's most distinct voices. His trademark "what, what" has now been coined as one of hip-hop's most popular phrases, and while he is still an active member of the hardcore hip-hop duo Capone-N-Noreaga, Noreaga is not yet done with his solo career. The success of his debut solo album, N.O.R.E., demanded more from this unique character and he answers that with his second album, Melvyn Flynt: Tha Hustler.
"Oh No," produced by The Neptunes, is very reminiscent of the hip-hop anthem "Superthug," from Noreaga's first album. Of course, the track is complete with all the attendant Norebonics. He collaborates with some of hip-hop's most unique performers, teaming up with Missy Elliott to bring the heat on "We Thugged Out," which is produced by the year's most sought-out producer, Swizzbeats of the Ruff Ryders camp. On "Sometimes," Noreaga's tribute to his 'hood, he proclaims on the chorus: "Sometimes I wanna go back around the way." And though he may be headed for the big time, it shows that he hasn't forgotten where he's from.
Industry Reviews
3 mics out of 5 - ...Noreaga [shines] on his own once again....[serves] as a snack to hold fans over until the release of the...anticipated Capone-N-Noreaga reunion...
The Source (10/01/1999)
3 1/2 stars (out of 5) - ...[MELVYN FLYNT] annoints him as one of the most provocative poets on the block today....If anyone is the king of Queens hip-hop in 1999, it is Noreaga.
Rolling Stone (09/02/1999)
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