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D-Nice

Call Me D-Nice

Call Me D-Nice Tracks
1. Crumbs on the Table
2. Call Me D-Nice
3. Glory
4. TR 808 Is Coming
5. Under Some Budda
6. It's Over
7. Few Dollars More
8. It's All About Me
9. Pimp of the Year
10. And You Don't Stop
D-Nice - Call Me D-Nice


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taking out you sucka's
5
love this d nice was one of those rappers you thought would have longevity in the game, stil fresh i love pimp of the year, call me dnice, the james brown samples are obvios. but to all old skool rap fiends get this krs 1 even doers a cameo.
Posted by Anonymous, on 2001-08-23
A 90's Classic.
5
On this, my 32nd Birthday, I choose to look back on a golden era in hip hop. While there are other, major works by artists with a sterling track record and longer discographies, "Call Me D-Nice" is a longtime favorite of mine for a large variety of reasons, not the least of which is, it hearkens back to a time when rap was about simple pleasures, bragging on your skills, women, jewelry, your crew and even your production tools! (the still thumping "TR-808" with a wicked cameo from KRS-One). The title track with it's buzzing, "Peter Gunn" guitar licks and fat, chunky drums is a classic, the outstanding "Glory" is a terrific standout for D's fluid delivery, the funky wah-wah guitars on the choruses and it's narrative about the first Negro Regiment to actually see combat in The Civil War, from a historical standpoint it's skimpy, but since something of it's nature is so rare (especailly in today's pathetic rap scene) it's notable. There's even a guest vocal from Dawnn Lewis (Jaleesa from TV's "A Different World", the biggest show on NBC when this album came out) on the semi-ballad "It's Over Now". When all is said and done, "Call Me D-Nice" didn't alter musical history, but it's still a breezy, fun reminder of simpler, happier times, both in hip-hop, and in my life. A Classic
Posted by Anonymous, on 2002-02-27
Absolutely Nostalgic!!!!
5
This CD brings me back to the days of my innocence. Derrick, where are you now?
Posted by Anonymous, on 2003-12-12