Da Brat - Limelite Luv Niteclubz Bonus Dvd (11 tracks) +Album Reviews

Limelite Luv & Niteclubz by Da Brat

Anthony Humphrey | Manhattan | 07/20/2003

(1 out of 5 stars)

"In 1994 the foul-mouthed tomboy known as Da Brat released her debut album, Funkdafied, via So So Def records and went down in the history books as the first ever solo female rapper to score a platinum album. In 1996, Da Brat followed up her debut with another platinum album Anuthatantrum, which was easily her best material to date. After taking a while off she again returned with yet another platinum album 2000's Unrestricted. Now with the So So Def records getting a second wind (thanks entirely to Bone Krusher's infectious hit 'Never Scared'), Jermaine Durpi is releasing Da Brat's fourth (and final?) album, however its clearly not ready for the retail market.Shawntaee` Harris (aka Da Brat) is most widely known for her tart tongue and rapid fast delivery, but there are times on this album when she raps as quickly as possible when there really is no reason for it, example being "World Premiere" the album's sole posse cut. The first single "In Luv Witchu" is boring, repeatative hip pop that has been done over and over again. In fact, there is nothing on this album Da Brat can call her own. Truth is she sold out. She went from a tomboy represtin' the streets & gangsta rap to a sex obsessed whore. She stole DJ Entice's "I F**ked Your Boyfriend", a big techno hit amoung white teenagers and made it "Boom!" the album's incredibly weak second single. Besides a weak performance from Da Brat, we get to hear Mariah Carey at her absolute worst ('Got a Thing 4 U') & an even a disappointing performance from neo-soul new-comer Anothony Hamiliton ('I Was the One') who's promosing vocals blessed the Nappy Root's "Po' Folks".I highly advise fans to skip this release because its not the same artist that we fell in love with, its not the rebellious tomboy, its not the pioneer of the female movement in the rap game, its a cheap copy of such female rap garbage as Trina, Khia & Gangsta Boo, talentless women who make it based on a shock appeal alone. If its not by Foxy Brown or Lil Kim, I'm no longer going to be checking for females in the game. This is purley uninspirational copy cat trash."

A little below average

W. E. Phillips | USA | 11/10/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"With references to Spongebob, Da Brat shows lack of effort or just loss of skill. Luckily, the production and guest appearances are on point."

Too short and too different

Jason | hollywood Fl United States | 03/25/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"but da brat executive produced it, so it showed a different, mature side.

best songs

world premiere w/mop

chuch

gushy wushy

aint got time to waste

unrestricted is her best LP"

Far From One Star...

Enlightened | Atlanta Georgia | 08/10/2003

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This album is far from a one star album like some have already given. To me a one-star album is total trash without any good songs, beats, or lyrics. Da Brat is a lyrical tongue twister with swift flows not some wack Lil Kim wannabe like most new female rappers. With that said her first single was underwhelming. The beat is too flat and slow for Da Brat. She needs a menacing track such as `Who I Am". But that's not to say she can't rock the slower tracks; "Ain't Got Time To Waste", "I Was The One" and "Gotta Thing For You" are some tight tracks. But with the good tracks there are bad tracks. As many have already mentioned, `Boom' is beyond wack...probably the worst song Da Brat has ever done. Nonetheless she does redeem herself on "Chuuch" and "Got It Poppin". She ends the album perfectly with "Gushy Wushy" (what a stupid name title) which has Da Brat KILLING the track and the beat is straight ridah; vintage Brat.Like all Da Brat albums this one ends short just under 45 minutes, which to me, is good. No stupid filler skits, and not enough time for her to get on your nerves. Every song is solid, save for the ultra terrible "Boom" and is good to let play straight through. Don't be fooled by Da Brat's first underwhelming single. This album is a banger for da summertime. Pick it up."

This Album is not as good as Unrestricted but very solid!

Enlightened | 08/08/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I don't know why sooo many people are saying that this Album is not good and not worth listening to/ buying because this is still a very entertaining album! This album of course is not as good as Unrestricted but, what album is better than Unrestricted?! I have over 400 CDs and Unrestricted is my all time fav and it is the literal definition of a CLASSIC. This album does not measure up to Unrestricted but it is still very very good, let alone worth buying! Other artists like Eve, and Khia have made less than steller recent albums but this one far surpasses them. I can admit that I was expecting more from this album but it doesn't mean that it was no good. It was only disappointing that the album only had 11 songs, but with a new album from our beloved Da Brat, i am very pleased regardless of the number of tracks- Don't Hate! I demise that the only reason why peeps are trippin' is because they have been used to being spolied like a "brat" with unbelievably great music (Unrestricted and Anuthatantrum), or they are hatin', tryin' to rep for other female rappers, but anyways, this CD is hot, and the bookelt inside is BLAZIN'. For TRUE da brat fans, get it becasue it the beats make everybody bop they heads- hehe and no ones better than the one and only da brat- you my ni**a fo life baby!!! As long as Foxy, Da Brat, Kim, and Missy represent, i all ears!"

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