Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel: Master P (vocals); Mo B. Dick, O'Del, Sons Of Funk, Mercedes, Lawand (background vocals); The Shocker, Mystikal, Mac, C-Murder, Pimp C, Kane & Abel, Fiend, Mia X, Big Ed, Lil' Gotti, Prime Suspect, Mr. Serv-On. | | Producers include: Mo B. Dick, KLC, O'Dell, K-Lou, Craig B. | | Personnel includes: Master P (vocals); Mo B. Dick, O'Del, Sons Of Funk, Mercedes, Lawand (background vocals); The Shocker, Mystikal, Mac, C-Murder, Pimp C, Kane & Abel, Fiend, Mia X, Big Ed, Lil' Gotti, Prime Suspect, Mr. Serv-On. | | Producers include: Mo B. Dick, KLC, O'Dell, K-Lou, Craig B. | | Personnel: Master P; Mystikal, Pimp C, Sons Of Funk. | | Recording information: 1997. | | Master P has done it again, without the support of mainstream American media. Over the years, the South coast king has managed to put out a lengthy catalog of Gangsta rap albums (including 4 of his own) on his No Limit record label. Debuting at #1 on the Billboard album charts, GHETTO D proves that street music can actually come from the street. | | With GHETTO D, Master P once again delivers authentic gangsta hip-hop. The lyrics are as raw as always, but Master P has stepped up the production a bit. Representing the South as Biggie did the East and 2Pac did the West, Master P has molded himself into one of hip hop's most powerful figures. |
Musical Guests | | The Shocker | | Mystical | | Mystikal | | MAC | | C-Murder | | Pimp C | | Kane & Abel | | Fiend | | Mia X | | Big Ed | | Lil' Gotti | | Prime Suspect | | Mr. Serv-On |
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| Entertainment Weekly (9/19/97, p.84)
- "...though the Louisiana-based rapper's sensitive side peeks through...most of GHETTO D is just as offensively infectious. Guaranteed to raise C. Delores Tucker's blood pressure to dangerous levels." - Rating: BThe Source (10/97, p.174)
- 4 Mics (out of 5)
- "...In little less than a decade, P has taken his company from a small mom-and-pop record shop to a multimillion dollar record company, turning out one chart-topping release after another....P has released the tightest release in his company's short but prolific history..." Rap Pages (11/97, p.109)
- "...The attraction to Master P's art is undeniably underground ghetto, which is why he is loved by so many and steadily gaining new fans....Master P hijacks the best aspects of pop culture, ghettoizing it with that No Limit touch..." |
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