Doc's da Name 2000 cover

Doc's da Name 2000

Redman · 1998

69 min · 24 tracks · funk · hardcore hip-hop · East Coast hip-hop

A kaleidoscopic blend of witty lyricism and funky beats, infused with Redman's signature irreverence.

Why this album works

'Doc's da Name 2000' is significant not only for its commercial success but also for its cultural impact within hip-hop, as it debuted at number 13 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album received praise for its innovative production and clever wordplay, influencing a generation of artists who followed Redman's unconventional approach to hip-hop.
Best for
dynamic flow with skits short, punchy listening bursts witty, humorous storytelling vibes
Context
By the time 'Doc's da Name 2000' was released in January 1998, Redman had established himself as a prominent figure in hip-hop with his previous albums, especially 'Whut? Thee Album' (1992) and 'Dare Iz a Darkside' (1994). This album served as a follow-up to his successful efforts and showcased his unique style that combined humor with hardcore rap influences, solidifying his position in the East Coast hip-hop scene.
Stylistic neighbors
Kool Keith· Masta Ace· Nas

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Welcome 2 da Bricks 1:56
  • 2 Let da Monkey Out Standout 3:13
  • 3 I'll Bee Dat! 4:31
  • 4 Get It Live 3:14
  • 5 Who Took da Satellite Van (skit) 0:45
  • 6 Jersey Yo! 3:17
  • 7 Cloze Ya Doors 3:59
  • 8 I Don't Kare 3:19
  • 9 Boodah Break 1:50
  • 10 Million Chicken March (2 Hot 4 TV) (skit) 1:21
  • 11 Keep On '99 4:30
  • 12 Well All Rite Cha Standout 4:14
  • 13 Pain in da Ass Stewardess (skit) 2:05
  • 14 Da Goodness Standout 4:08
  • 15 My Zone! 2:36
  • 16 Da Da DaHHH 3:58
  • 17 G.P.N. (skit) 2:07
  • 18 Down South Funk 3:39
  • 19 D.O.G.S. 3:49
  • 20 Beet Drop 1:11
  • 21 We Got da Satellite Van (skit) 0:56
  • 22 Brick City Mashin'! 3:10
  • 23 Soopaman Lova IV 2:23
  • 24 I Got a Seecret 3:29

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