Nigga Please - Ol' Dirty Bastard Reviews

As I'm sure you already know, ODB is the coolest person to have ever existed. I won't give you a long list of the felonies that he committed in order to qualify for this position, but let's bear in mind that this man, whilst being hunted down by the police, jumped up on stage to perform with the Wu-tang Clan, and then fled into the ...

Ol' Dirty Bastard comes back with his second offering and we are again dealt a second dose of his trademark brand of hip hop. I am a die hard Wu-Tang Clan fan, and happen to like Ol' Dirty, but again, it's a sort of acquired taste, especially goin by his first album. His sophomore release, 'Ni**a Please' illustrates ...

Personally, when i bought this album i was expecting material that would be up to the standered of the wu-tang clan. I was however disappointed at ODB'S effort. This aclaimed rapper can do so much better than this atempt. The production is relativly good and the beats are huge but to make it a good album it needs more than this, in needs ...

Ol' Dirty returns for his first solo album since his debut "Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version" and in my opinion doesnt better his debut. "Nigga Please" is basically Dirty ranting and raving over subpar beats courtesy, mainly, of the Neptunes. The lack of influence and participation from the Rza is ...

The Neptunes are the damn fine production team behind Kelis' recent hits, and it's good to hear them get to work with a Wu Tang member - who mostly seem to have better rhymes than music. ODB rants frantically here, though this is one of the less twisted offerings on his current album, 'N***a Please'. A blubbery bassline and a ...