Search - Silkk the Shocker :: Made Man

Garbage; don't waste your money.

hotmouth2000 | Nunya | 10/17/1999

(1 out of 5 stars)

"I beg of you, don't waste your money on this latest serving of No Limit Records recycled garbage. This watered down cd further proves that No Limit Records is on its death-bed. The only good song on this cd is a remix of a hit that came out last year. As usual on this cd, Silkk shows that he has absolutely no skills on the mic. Also exposed is the Beats By the Pound crew for their lack of originality. No Limit certainly was a lot better when they weren't releasing 5 cd's a month, all with 20 or more songs. If you are looking for musical originality and versatile lyrics, do yourself a favor and check out Mannie Fresh and Cash Money records."

A sorry effort

adil ali | minneapolis,usa | 04/17/2003

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Following the release of Silkk the Shocker's platinum album Charge it 2 da game, P's younger brother received a lot of critical acclaim. His second effort fails to live up to the standards set by its predecessor.
Packed with appearances from Master P , Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, Mya, C-Murder and Mystikal, Silkk is often lost in the mix. What is missing is the intensity displayed on Charge it 2 da game. For example, there is no soldier anthem, and even the guests are dissapointing.
A few good tracks like "Somebody like me" with Mya or "Southside playas" with big bro C-Murder can't save the album. The entire thing seems hasty, as if it has been thrown together in a single day.
This marked the collapse of P's once invincible empire. Most of the original soldiers jumped ship and P's releases went virtually unnoticed by once die-hard no limit fans. These days P is trying to re-build the empire he created 7 years ago. You can only sympathize."

Made Mann will go down in history!

adil ali | 11/24/2002

(1 out of 5 stars)

"This album will go down in history as one of the worst big-name rap releases, ever. There is not a single redeeming factor about this entire album, and No Limit has never recovered from dropping albums of such low quality. In fact, it sounds like this album was written, produced, and recorded, in a span of four hours."