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Ghetto D 10th Anniversary Edition (Bonus CD)

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Well I baught this CD the first day it was released in Sept of 97. I loved it then and still to this day love it. I personally think it's the best album from not only Master P but No Limit period. You can bump it strait through without missing a trak. There is a lot of features but unlike most features on CD's they are good and don't ruin the song. This version comes with a cool bonus cd with a few rare traks. A nice lil touch to an already classic album. This CD brings bak a lot of memeories from high school and just the time period. It's when Master P & No Limit were at they're peak. You can definetly feel it on this album. So if you've never heard this CD or just lost it because the original version is out of print I highly suggest you get you a copy. . .

This album stood out above a lot of others, I had to replace my copy...yet again but this time I don't have to worry about losing it again or having it stolen.

It's hard to believe it's been over ten years since the release of "Ghetto D", Master P's finest album to date (and what probably always will be since he's moved on to, ::ahem:: cleaner....err.......greener pastures). Starting out with the title track, which utilizes the "Eric B is President" sample and and flips it into a tutorial on how to make crack and sell it, and moving all the way down to the final album track "Burbons and Lacs" (the bonus tracks are from the "Make Em Say Ugh" single and "Scream" from the soundtrack to the movie of the same name, Master P lays down the blueprint for Southern rappers for the coming decade. Catchy choruses, funk/blues drenched bounce beats and just the right balance of ignorant violence and social commentary fuel this album. Just the right amount of the afformentioned ingriedents are added to the pot to make this album a certified Southern classic. Standout tracks include the title track, "Let's Get 'Em, "Captain Kirk" and "Make 'Em Say Ugh".

the cd is okay, although there are really only 2 or 3 tracks that are really good & master p is redundant with the uhhhhh... gets annoying fast