Classic Material:Masta Ace Inc.-Slaughtahouse
My favorite songs from this album:
Born To Roll(personal all time favorite song)
The Big East
Boom Bashin'
Jack B. Nimble
Ain't U Da Masta
* Audio CD (May 4, 1993)
* Original Release Date: 1993
* Number of Discs: 1
* Format: Explicit Lyrics
"Masta Ace comes back to the table with album four, Slaughterhouse in attempts to discredit gangster rap, and that which glorifies the violence that occurs in the inner city ******s. Masta Ace had his hands on production on six of the sixteen tracks. Ace speaks about occurrences that happen in the cities and questions what's on our minds on "A Walk Thru The Valley". The title track is a direct aim at gangsters and ignorance in hip-hop / rap that actually sounds good as alter egos MC Negro & Ignant MC. "Jeep Ass Niguh" is the original version to "Born To Roll" just with different beats, though the remix "Born To Roll" is the highlight of this LP. "The Big East" is another good track with the sounds of a near western guitar sample. The storyline to "Jack B. Nimble" over up-beat jazz horns pushed the story along. As for "Who You Jackin'?" all there is to say is "...you baby, (what?), you baby, (what?), you baby, (what?)..." The off-beat production and help from Lord Digga on "Crazy Drunken Style" for a rougher sound to put the slaughter in the house. "Don't F*** Around (Outro)" features a guest vocalist with Ace's absence as she takes shots at emcees / rappers without respect or disregards. There's not enough singles to make this a five star release, but there's enough to keep your interest if hip-hop is your preference. "