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Artist   | Redman
Title    | Whateva Man

Genre    | Hip-Hop
Source   | Vinyl
Format   | Maxi-Single (Promo)
Label    | Rush Associated Labels
Catalog  | DEF 1005-1
Released | 1996
Ripped   | 2025

Quality  | 288 kbps avg at 48.0 kHz
Encoder  | Lame 3.100
Size     | 41.40 MB

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R E L E A S E   I N F O R M A T I O N

Never quite a superstar, Redman was nonetheless one of the most
off-the-wall, beloved, and enduring rappers of the 90's and 2000's.
Born Reginald Noble in Newark, NJ, he made his initial impact on
EPMD's 1990 album "Business As Usual" and stepped out as a solo
artist with 1992's "Whut? Thee Album", one of the year's best
debuts, rap or otherwise.

He blended reggae and funk influences with topical commentary and
displayed a terse though fluid vocal style that was sometimes
satirical, sometimes silly, and always tough - an approach that
rarely wavered throughout the remainder of his career. Each of
Redman's successive releases during the 90's, including "Dare Iz A
Darkside" (1994), "Muddy Waters" (1996), and "Doc's Da Name" (1999),
went gold in the US.

He was also established as a member of the EPMD-led Def Squad
(initially known as the Hit Squad), which put together "El Nino"
(another gold-seller) in 1998. "Blackout", issued a year later,
solidified a longtime partnership with Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man.
The duo went on to star in the 2001 movie How High, a comedy made
for weed smokers, as well as a less successful and short-lived
television show (Method & Red) that aired nine episodes on Fox in
2004.

Redman released only two solo albums, "Malpractice" (2001) and "Red
Gone Wild" (2007) during the first decade of the 2000's, but he did
close it out with Method Man via "Blackout 2" (2009). The MC's
seventh solo album, "Reggie", appeared in 2010.

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A1. Whateva Man (Radio Edit) (Feat. Erick Sermon)                       3:33
A2. Whateva Man (LP Version) (Feat. Erick Sermon)                       3:12
A3. Whateva Man (TV Track) (Feat. Erick Sermon)                         3:34
B1. Smoke Buddah (LP Version)                                           2:37
B2. Smoke Buddah (Instrumental)                                         2:24
B3. Whateva Man (A Cappella) (Feat. Erick Sermon)                       3:41

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