Fully Loaded With Static

Da Beatminerz | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (April 19, 2005)
• Original Release Date: January 1, 2005
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Copter
• ASIN: B0001Z4OYM
• Also Available in: Vinyl
• Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #377,081 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Are U Ready? (Turn It Up!) – Feat. Lord Sear

2. Let’s Go – Feat. KRS One

3. It’s Not Enough – Feat. Wordsworth and Last Emperor

4. (11.9) – Feat. J-Live

5. Live From Master Control – Feat. Dilated Peoples, Charlie 2na, and Wordsworth

6. Hip-Hop (The Essense) – Sha Lumie

7. Feedback – Feat. Krumb Snatcha

8. Mafia Don – Feat. Last Emperor

9. U…, Me…, All Ov Us – Feat. Jean Grae

10. Check 1…2… - Feat. Larry Thomas, Posion Pen, Karniege, and J-Zone

11. Pull Your Card - Mystic

12. That’z Y – feat. David Banks

13. Came To Do – Feat. Wordsworth

14. Outro (Turn It Up!) – Feat. Terrell Rowell

Editorial Reviews

Copter Records has just landed and ready to unload some of the best quality hip-hop for 2005, starting with the Da Beatminerz album Fully Loaded With Static. Well known for their deep-in the-crates style beats, the producer/DJ duo consists of Mr. Walt and DJ Evil Dee (also of legendary group Black Moon).

Da Beatminerz are known to create some of the most innovative beats in Hip-Hop history. Da ‘Minerz have produced for cream of the crop MC’s such as the Boot Camp Click, Eminem, M.O.P., De La Soul, The Pharcyde, Dilated Peoples, and many others. In 2001, the duo released their own album Brace 4 Impak, which featured world renowned guest MC’s.

Recently, Da Beatminerz have produced the majority of the most recent Black Moon album Total Eclipse. Having toured through out the US, Canada, Europe, and Japan as a DJ crew, Da ‘Minerz have left an international Hip-Hop stamp unlike any other producer/DJ outfit. Returning to the stage with the brand new album Fully Loaded With Static, Da Beatminerz are sure to leave fans bracing for impact once again.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Very Solid Album, Yet It Leaves Most Wanting more....., May 20, 2006

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BIG D O "DOMO" (Colorado) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fully Loaded With Static (Audio CD)

There have been many instances when I have attached the word "timeless", "groundbreaking" and "outstanding" to productions that were concocted by the Beatminerz. Their last Album "Brace For Impak" was nothing short of timeless in my eyes, this i'm sure is do in large part to the fact that the album was facilitated by Rawkus, The greatest underground rap label ever, and of course, the Beatminerz had to have been very excited about their first release as a group. It would seem with this album they have hit the proverbial "sophmore slump". I still believe that the beats were above average. All 15 beats left little for me to desire. I think that the lack of really in-depth song concepts, a more diverse array of emcees and a longer tracklist is what made the album fall short in the eyes of many. My personal qualms were that there were two tracks dedicated to R&b singers...that's a good thing for the Beatminerz to do, but I think that one track showcasing a R&B singer would have sufficed. It seemed like the Beatminerz repeated a lot of things on this album, adding perhaps a more mundane feeling to it. Wordsworth is featured multiple times on the album as well as Last Emperor, while they both are great emcees, I personally would've liked to see them appear only one time apiece on the album and seen the Beatminerz recruit more talent.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Really Good Hip-Hop Album, May 14, 2005

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Dorrie Wheeler - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Fully Loaded With Static (Audio CD)

Guess what? I don't know anything about Da Beatminerz. I don't know who they are , but guess what? I know a truly dope hip-hop CD when I hear one. Da Beatminerz Fully Loaded W/Statik is a really good CD. It's raw and the production is awesome. Track 4, "O," is really tight. The thing about this CD that amazes me is that it is such a good CD from beginning to end but it doesn't have that commercial 106 and Park sound, so I am afraid many people might sleep on this CD.

The guest artists on the album include KRS-One, J-Live, Wordsworth, Last Emperor and others. My personal favorite guest star is my home girl Mystic. It has been three years since she dropped her debut album Cuts For Luck, Scars for Freedom. What happened? This album was released in 2001. Mystic was later signed to DreamWorks and they leaked a song named "Better Dayz," to radio and promised an album, but it just never happened. DreamWorks has folded into Geffen/Interscope and they have not added any of the former DreamWorks artists such as Nelly Furtado or Floetry to the website. Mystic's song "Pull That Card," is classic Mystic.

One surprisingly really good song on the album is "That'z Why," by David Banks. He is an R&B newcomer, and this song is about a father wanting to continue his relationship with his child despite the poor relationship he has with the child's mother. Wordsworth fly's solo on the track "Came to Do." This is an okay song with little kids on the track, yes little not only doing their thing in the chorus but at the end of the song.

From start to finish this is a great CD. I did a little research. Da Beatminerz are producers. Well hey, they are awesome and so is this CD. Don't sleep on this release.

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars disappointment!!!, September 9, 2005

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koreakid - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fully Loaded With Static (Audio CD)

there's nothing that's exceptional in this album. i was so let down by how mediocre their production was on here compared to their past work with the b.c.c. - if you dont believe me, make sure you listen to the samples above. i read the reviews for their other album 'brace 4 impak' and i think that i wont even attempt to listen to it.

if you dont know who da beatminerz are; this cd is still a lack luster album. save your money.