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Disco de The Notorious B.I.G.: “Born Again [Japan]”
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Born Again [Japan] |
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Fecha de Publicación:1999-12-07
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Hip-Hop/Rap, East Coast Rap, Mainstream Rap
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:4988017092217
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Análisis (en inglés) - :
Considering it was released almost three years after his death, it'd be easy to dismiss {$the Notorious B.I.G.}'s third album as a cash-in or merely a tribute album, similar to {$Puff Daddy}'s {^No Way Out}. Fact is, {^Born Again} includes a lot of previously unheard material from {$Biggie}, and guest spots from {$Busta Rhymes}, {$Redman} and {$Method Man}, {$Missy Elliott}, {$Ice Cube}, and {$Snoop Dogg} work better than could be expected. It's difficult to say where all this material came from, but it's probable that the productions were simply arranged around old rhymes from {$Biggie} himself. On most tracks, he takes a spotlight and then the guest rapper comes in. Thanks to executive producer {$Puff Daddy}, it'd be easy to fool those not into {\hip-hop} into thinking that {$the Notorious B.I.G.} was still alive. The outro, a spoken-word reminiscence by {$Voletta Wallace} (his mother), is a bit touching but also a bit ghoulish. For {$Notorious B.I.G.} fans, this is another must-have, but for anyone that thinks the {\rap} industry routinely goes too far in pursuit of the almighty dollar, {^Born Again} is yet further proof. [The Japanese release features the same track listing as the standard release.] ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide
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