Trick Daddy Album: “Thug Holiday [PA]”

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Personnel includes: Trick Daddy, Betty Wright's Children's Choir, Cee-Lo, Big Boi, Baby, Scarface, Latocha Scott, Tre+6, Rick Ross, Infa Red, Big Lexx, Unda Presha, Deuce Poppi. <p>Producers include: Red Spyda, Gorilla Tek, Cool & Dre, Minnesota, Jazze Pha. <p>Personnel includes: Trick Daddy, Betty Wright's Children's Choir, Cee-Lo, Big Boi, Baby, Scarface, Latocha Scott, Tre+6, Rick Ross, Infa Red, Big Lexx, Unda Presha, Deuce Poppi. <p>Producers include: Red Spyda, Gorilla Tek, Cool & Dre, Minnesota, Jazze Pha. <p>This album's title gives a good indication of what's to be found in its tracks. Though he shows considerable skill in laying down his rhymes, Trick Daddy makes no bones about his message. Throughout THUG HOLIDAY, he goes out of his way to make sure the depth of his gangsterhood and the extent of his Mack Daddy status are spelled out clearly. Such single-mindedness might conceivably get wearing after a while, but the musical landscape Trick Daddy's raps traverse is colorful enough to keep that from happening. Having a different producer on nearly every track gives THUG HOLIDAY a sound as varied as it is vital, with new sonic accoutrements grabbing your ear on each tune, from the click-and-pop percussion of "In Da Wind" to the visceral synth bass on "All I Need."

Most people are just now catchin on to this dude, but hes been around for awhile now. i got every one of his CD's, and theyre all bad. Most people who review this would say ohh dang this CD is good, but they dont know anything. If you like Trick ad Scarface, youll like this CD. All his beats are tight like usual, and his lyrics are all real unlike 80% of other rappers. If you like down south stuff this is a CD to get. Most people who listen to Trick Daddy have only been listening to him since Thugs R Us or Chapter AK Verse 47. But for those who knew him back when his name was trick daddy dollars, you know his style will never change. He hasnt become a half R&B rapper like Ja Rule, Nelly, or others and his music will always be hard. Get this CD if you know anything about Southern music.

I like this CD, Ive had it for over a year now, and i listen to it all the time. The best songs are all i need, dro in da wind, aint no santa,money and drugs, and play no games. This is a good CD, and i will definetly get his next one that is comng out soon.

THIS IS TRICK'S BEST CD SINCE ''BASED ON A TRUE STORY''. ON THIS ALBUM, TRICK DOES SOME OF THE BEST TRACKS HE'S DONE IN YEARS. THE BEST TRAKCS ARE ''ROCK N ROLL N***A'', ''IN DA WIND'' [THE REMIX], ''GANGSTA'', AND ''MONEY & DRUGS''. ASIDE FROM ''BASED ON A TRUE STORY'', THIS IS THE TRICK DADDY CD YOU HAVE TO OWN.

I am probably an unusual new fan to Trick Daddy, since I come from the electronica camp (DJ Icey, Chemical Brothers, etc.) but since moving to the Bay Area and jamming to the 94.9 beats, I thought on a whim to give this CD a spin at one of those convenient listening stations.

Right off I recognized "In Da Wind" as one of my all time favs from this year. Before this I could not have told you who the artist was for a million dollars.

The samples sounded unusually rich and fun so I figured I would give it a try. This is the first black music album I have purchased since back in the old early 80's with Sugerhill.

First for me is sound and this CD completely delivers. The lyrics of rap can be downright annoying to me when they are inane, and especially exacerbating when they mask an otherwise excellent bounce. Well let me assure you that the Trick Daddy vocals on this album have that newer rhythm I am hearing in the music the past couple of years that is fun and musical rather than just boastful and mindless. Totally tight and delivering in a fun albeit aggressive way.

This is seriously fun music. Looses it's steam after the first six tracks, but those are great!! I love my alpine stereo system and this CD is going to stay amped up for months to come.

Now I just hope I can add a few more winners from the rap market and avoid the one hit wonders =)

I havent heard much of Trick Daddy's music but it was okay. This album was fairly decent and displayed some down south talent, he is not the typical ATL rapper but does sound similiar to them every once in awhile. I checked out this album because of the hit from last album "Im a Thug", however, nothing really catchy, nothing brings down the album.

Lyrics: B