Search - DJ Jimi :: Where They at

So so

pro_diesel | Atlanta, GA | 08/15/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This cd has 4 good tracks. If you remember this stuff when it came out in the early 90's then maybe you'll still love em. If however you've never heard this stuff before you'll probably just think of this as ok but nothing special.



Musicwise these are slow bass beats with simple, catchy, vulgar chants. Several tracks use the 808 break from 1985's 'Drag Rap'. DJ Jimi's voice is gravelly and it's why these simple chants are effective."

Dirty South Thesis

Tremain Teel | 11/13/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The production of this album could have been better, but for that time, it was enough for the club scene. The content, however, would only prove to be trend-setting and ahead of its time. The lyrical style was old school-basic, but lyrics were favored by rappers like Master P, Lil' Jon, and the Ying Yang Twinz (just to name a few). I actually bought this album on cassette twice and once on CD, either of which I still have, and miss dearly. I'm struggling with parting from $40 for this damn CD, but for $30, I'll do it in a heartbeat. For the memories, this CD gets 4.5 stars."

New Orleans Bounce

northlakeboy985 | Mandeville, LA | 02/02/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"That D.J. Jimi is a classic, brings back to my High School days. I remember when it used to come on FM 98.5 and Q-93. I might buy the CD for old times sake."