Whut? Thee Album

by Redman

Whut? Thee Album cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 22 September 1992
  • Label: Def Jam
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 51:34
  • Community rating: 3.86/5 from 7 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Redman's debut album introduces his signature blend of rugged hardcore hip-hop and humorous, P-Funk-inspired boom-bap production. Erick Sermon provides gritty, sample-heavy beats that perfectly complement Redman's rhythmic, playfully vulgar, and highly energetic vocal performances.

Genres

Descriptors: vulgar, rhythmic, violence, sampling, drugs, rap, funky, underground, hard, party

Tracklist

  1. Psycho Ward (1:28)
  2. Time 4 Sumaksion (3:24)
  3. Da Funk (2:18)
  4. News Break (0:37)
  5. So Ruff (3:44)
  6. Rated "R" (3:21)
  7. Watch Yo Nuggets (3:49)
  8. Psycho Dub (0:28)
  9. Jam 4 U (3:05)
  10. Blow Your Mind (3:54)
  11. Hardcore (1:58)
  12. Funky Uncles (1:06)
  13. Redman Meets Reggie Noble (2:31)
  14. Tonight's Da Night (3:21)
  15. Blow Your Mind (3:17)
  16. I'm A Bad (2:52)
  17. Sessed One Night (0:48)
  18. How To Roll A Blunt (3:21)
  19. Sooper Luver Interview (0:52)
  20. A Day Of Sooperman Lover (3:49)
  21. Encore (1:21)

Credits

  • Redman - primary artist
  • The Drawing Board - art direction, design
  • Erick Sermon - executive-producer, featuring, written-by
  • Ivan 'Doc' Rodriguez - mixed by, recorded by
  • Rod Cee - mixed by [assistant]
  • Tim Carter - photography by
  • Charlie Marotta - recorded by, featuring
  • Ken Wallace - recorded by
  • Everett Ramos - recorded by [assistant]
  • Reggie Noble - producer, written-by, co-producer
  • Jimmy McCracklin - written-by
  • Larry Muggerud - written-by
  • Larry Troutman - written-by
  • Lowell Fulson - written-by
  • Roger Troutman - written-by
  • Bernie Worrell - written-by
  • Bootsy Collins - written-by
  • George Clinton - written-by
  • DJ Scratch - scratches [on the cut]
  • Claydes Smith - written-by
  • Dennis D.T. Thomas - written-by
  • Don Boyce - written-by
  • Garry Shider - written-by
  • George Brown - written-by
  • Richard Westfield - written-by
  • Robert Kool Bell - written-by
  • Robert Spike Mickens - written-by
  • Ronald Bell - written-by
  • James Brown - written-by
  • David Spradley - written-by
  • Aaron Hall - written-by
  • Gene Griffin - written-by
  • Teddy Riley - written-by
  • Timmy Gatling - written-by
  • Raymond Calhoun - written-by
  • Mr. Bozack - co-producer
  • Parrish Smith - producer, written-by
  • Jesse Stone - written-by
  • Rick James - written-by
  • J.S. Theracon - written-by
  • Jim Vitti - written-by
  • Pete Rock - co-producer
  • Allan Felder - written-by
  • Keni Burke - written-by
  • Norma Jean Wright - written-by
  • Fred Wesley - written-by
  • John Jabo Starks - written-by
  • Johnny Guitar Watson - written-by

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