No Way Out - Puff Daddy

Sean "Puffy" Combs has much attitude on his first CD. He falls short of backing it up with any exceptional music or interesting subject matter. The epitome of Puffy's public ideology is displayed on his first single, "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down". With phrases like, "If it ain't about the money Puffy just don't care," Puffy gives us his take on the good life, where how big a man you are is judged by how many "jiggy hoes" you have and how many silk suits you own. Puff Daddy has established a style that entails lifting the music from a previously recorded song (sampling), and replacing the lyrics with his ...

This was the first rap album I bought a couple of years back and it still sounds fresh today. It features an array of talent - the whole Bad Boy Family (Mase,B.I.G,Lil Kim,Faith Evans). The album is a journey through life as an International player, from the extreme highs of makein millions for doing what you love to the profound lows of the reality of the ghetto life. Puff was never the most talented rapper but his real talent lies in manufacturing hit songs by reworking old melodies. There isn't one track that i don't like and most of them I never get tired of, even 2 years on from when I first heard it. If you ...

Puffy's first album, featuring many great hip hop artists - from the Notorious BIG to Busta Rhymes. Much of the album is dedicate to Puffy's best friend who was killed, Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G" Wallace, and features the hit single 'Missing You', the cover song of Sting & The Police's version. The song is dedicated to Biggie and features his wife, Faith Evans, and 112 on the track. Also on the album arre the hit tracks "Victory", "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" and "All About The Benjamins". ...