Rated R - Da Ghetto Psychic - 2003

Artist:	Rated R
Album:	Da Ghetto Psychic
Year:	2003
Label:	2-4-1 Records | Universal Records
Genre:	Rap
Quality:	VBRv2
Tracks:	22
Time:	77:28
	Tracklist | 01 - 02:22 - Da Ghetto Psychic Introlude | 02 - 05:28 - How Ya Like Dem Apples Feat. Supa Big Dawg & Lock Cool Jock | 03 - 04:34 - U Gon F--k_U Gon S--k (Da Rulez) | 04 - 01:53 - Keepin It Real (Skit) | 05 - 04:13 - Handle It Feat. J-Creek & Shime of the Eve'nin Ridahz | 06 - 03:29 - Gotta Girl Feat. Jazze Pha | 07 - 03:43 - In Here Ta Nite | 08 - 00:21 - The Babytrator (Skit) | 09 - 04:21 - Represent Feat. Da Diamond, Eve'nin Ridahz, Ke'shem E. Sadiq, Vocab & Supa Big Dawg | 10 - 04:08 - Shoulda Did Feat. Supa Big Dawg | 11 - 00:31 - Real Haters Gon Hate (Skit) | 12 - 04:05 - Hate Me Feat. J-Creek of the Eve'nin Ridahz | 13 - 04:28 - Ride Feat. Lil Jon | 14 - 04:01 - My Check Feat. Jazze Pha | 15 - 04:28 - Do You Feat. Khristyle | 16 - 05:34 - Good P%$$y | 17 - 00:29 - Insecure Hater (Skit) | 18 - 03:49 - Shake That (Make 'Em Mad) | 19 - 00:38 - Tha Lick (Skit) | 20 - 04:52 - Gangsta Feat. Vocab, Nife & Shime of the Eve'nin Ridahz | 21 - 05:53 - One Thang I Know (Two Thangs Fa Sho) Feat. Supa Big Dawg | 22 - 04:08 - In Here Ta Nite (Remix) Feat. Too $hort & J-Creek of the Eve'nin Ridahz Notes Rated R followed up the breakthrough success of his Dirty South club-banger "In Here Ta Night" with his debut album, Da Ghetto Psychic, which shows some significant potential for the Tampa Bay rapper but more importantly boasts a few standout moments. Among the standouts, of course, is the aforementioned "In Here Ta Night," which appears here in its midtempo, bumping original version as well as a version featuring verses by Too Short and J-Creek. Elsewhere, Universal Records hooked Rated R up with two of the Dirty South's hottest producers of the moment: Jazzy Pha ("Gotta Girl," "My Check") and Lil Jon ("Ride"), who both turn in trademark productions. The rest of this 22-track album is run of the mill and thus passable, but the handful of standouts here are definitely above average and perhaps reason enough for Dirty South fans to seek out Da Ghetto Psychic. ENjOY. Cover