Young Bleed - My Own
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Album Details: My Own
- Release Date:
- 10/19/1999
- Label:
- Priority Records
- UPC:
- 049925001822
User Reviews: My Own
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Good on His Own
, August 25, 2001Reviewer:
Cobb - See all Cobb's reviews This is a tight cd. Even better than his first album if thats possible. He has a great style and I like his raps. Best down South cd of the year. Keep it off the heesseeyy Young Bleeesssyy. -
could be better
, July 23, 2001Reviewer: JJ P - See all JJ P's reviewsThe cd is ok but i think he could have done a better job on it but it's still a good cd so get it
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Pro Reviews: My Own
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Young Bleed finds a new sound for himself after leaving Master P's No Limit label, moving towards a smoother style of hip-hop that accentuates his lyrical delivery. This album's production, courtesy of Da' Crime Lab, looks back to the soul-drenched sound of classic '70s funk (Curtis Mayfield, Isaac Hayes) for its inspiration, laying down a sedate layer of beats with the subtle inclusion of quick, scattered electro-style beats. With music such as this to rap over, Young Bleed keeps his quick, Southern-accented lyrics flowing at a relentless pace in a hushed tone that emanates a sense of calmness. In a way, this album sounds like a Southern version of the West Coast G-Funk featured on the albums of rappers such as Too Short, Warren G, and DJ Quik. Furthermore, Young Bleed raps on the majority of his album, resulting in a refreshing alternative to his guest rapper-polluted affair on No Limit. The Southern rapper is good enough on the mic in terms of delivery, lyrics, and personality to hold his own on this album, which stays succinct at only 12 strong songs rather than 20-some tracks that rehash the same motifs over and over. By 1999, most Southern hip-hop artists still sounded a bit amateur, but My Own finds Young Bleed sounding like a veteran on some truly fresh beats. - Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide |
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Young Bleed Biography
Like many artists on No Limit, Young Bleed is a native of Louisiana. He was signed to the label after earning the attention of No Limit founder and CEO Master P, who had Young Bleed rap on the I'm Bout It soundtrack in early 1997. Around that time, h...Full Young Bleed Biography
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