Sir Mix-A-Lot - Daddy's Home

[OpTiCaL]

"Daddys Home is Mix-a-Lots first album in seven years.
                   
                   
            Once Baby Got Back hit MTV, Sir Mix-a-Lot found himself in one    
            hell of a pickle. When your new song is a breakthrough hit, do    
            you capitalize on the attention and follow your right hook with a
            solid left jab, or do you become a sad parody of yourself and    
            regress into a one-hit wonder novelty act whose hobbies include  
            not being funny anymore? Grab hold of your defibrillators, ladies
            and gentlemen, because as enticing as the latter choice sounds,  
            Sir Mix-a-Lot is proof that the well of a career shabbily built  
            on womens asses isnt quite as deep as it seems. Daddys Home,      
            Mix-a-Lots latest release, is a collection of the sad remnants    
            that cling to the coattails of the rappers early 90s schtick.    
            Produced in Mix-a-Lots home studio, Daddys Home contains the same
            old predictable Sir Mix-a-Lot subject matter -- and in the end it
            just sounds forced, unnatural and a bit desperate, as the Seattle
            native squeezes every single penny of profit out of making music  
            based on his love of ass.
                   
            Tastes and tolerances have changed a wee bit in the past 10      
            years, and lyrics like those in Big Johnson (Bring black / bring  
            white / bring length / tonight / if not / bye-bye / we like / we  
            like a great big Johnson) went out of style with Andrew Dice      
            Clay's nursery rhymes. The opener/title track, with a chorus of  
            My daddys home / and Im collecting on the rent is a challenge to  
            other rap artists with borrowed gimmicks (gimmicks that have      
            presumably been taken from Mix-a-Lot himself) that sounds more    
            like a senile, bitter old man sitting on his porch rhyming about  
            how things just arent the same anymore. Indeed, they arent  in    
            fact, back in the day, it's been said that Sir Mix-a-Lot wasnt    
            always a pathetic shell of his former one-hit wonder self rapping
            about the same worthless drivel. Time to retire -- and no, no    
            "Baby Got Back" encore is necessary."

             01     Daddy's Home                           4:09
             02     Big Screen                             3:38
             03     Game Don't Get Old                     4:25
             04     Big Johnson                            3:51
             05     Till Da Sun Cums Up                    3:27
             06     Yall Don't Know                        3:35
             07     2 Horse                                3:16
             08     Auction For Tricks                     1:52
             09     Candy                                  3:25
             10     At The Next Show                       3:22
             11     Nasty Girl                             3:19
             12     Party Ova Here                         3:40
             13     Big Ho                                 3:51
             14     Resonate                               3:09
             15     Poppi Grande                           4:05
Thanks to esc, out on irc...for those that know...
..haha shit takes me back



             

[Lord Funk]

LMAO at "Big Johnson". That's a classy term right there.

[OpTiCaL]

Lol you can suck my kohnson anytime darling





btw that WAs a joke

[White-Chocolate]

shit yo is this new or what? hehe a come back is definately due, last time i heard anything from humpty was on Pac interviews, keep dropping info yall, interested

[_That_Cracka_J]

This new Mix a Lot is out?

[OpTiCaL]

Yep its new...


yep its out on irc at least

[Woodrow]

Anybody know where I can purchase this one?