• Sir Mix A Lot Chief Boot Knock A
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• Sir Mix A Lot Chief Boot Knocka Album

Product Description Anyone who has had the pleasure of interviewing Sir Mix-a-Lot can tell you that he's extremely intelligent. The Seattle rapper can spend hours talking about political and social issues, and his best sociopolitical offerings are in a class with anything that Public Enemy, KRS-1, and Ice-T have done. But Mix was never marketed as a hip-hop intellectual or a hardcore rapper; listeners usually think of him as the quirky, goofy pop-rapper who gave us 'Baby Got Back' and 'Posse's on Broadway,' and Mix gladly went with the flow because fun, escapist tunes are what earned him the big bucks. Chief Boot Knocka, Mix's second album for American and fourth album overall, doesn't pretend to be a Public Enemy release - this is pop-rap that must be judged by pop-rap standards instead of hardcore rap standards. And when those standards are applied, the album is a winner. While fun, frivolous numbers like 'Let It Beaounce' and the hit 'Put 'Em on the Glass' didn't get much respect from hip-hop's hardcore, there is no denying how infectious they are.

Sir Mix A Lot Chief Boot Knock A

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The fact is that there is good pop-rap and bad pop-rap; like Salt-N-Pepa and Young MC, Mix knows how to provide material that is commercial but still has some bite. The Seattle resident does get into serious topics on 'Take My Stash' (which was inspired by his problems with the IRS) and 'Don't Call Me Da Da,' but, overall, this is very much a party album. Is it regrettable that someone who is capable of writing sociopolitical gems like 'National Anthem' and 'Society's Creation' has neglected his more hard-hitting side? But that doesn't make Chief Boot Knocka any less effective as party music. Alex Henderson Personnel: Sir Mix-A-Lot (vocals, programming); Michael Powers (guitar); Flea (bass). Personnel: Sir Mix-A-Lot (rap vocals, programming); Michael Powers (guitar); Flea (bass guitar).

Producers: Sir Mix-A-Lot, Eugenius, Strange. Product Reviews Rolling Stone (9/22/94, p.94) - 3 Stars - Good - '.gets over on sheer testosterone, amusing turns of phrase and his Ginsu-sharp mike flow, punctuated by nasty forays into the lost of art of scratching. When all is said and done, it's a tough groove not to like.'

Spin (8/94, pp.89-90) - Highly Recommended - '.What a ham! Mix told a buttiful tail, and gave it ample underside that raised quite a rumpus. Talk about mudflaps, it's got `em.' The Source (8/94, p.90) - 3 Stars - Good - '.The quirky, one-of-a-kind electronic nature of Mix's futuristic beats continue to flourish on this album.He fills the niche by creating a musical blend that is neither hardcore nor commercial but contains elements of both.'

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. 'Put 'em on the Glass' Released: July 19, 1994. 'Ride' Released: August 23, 1994. 'Sleepin' wit My Fonk' Released: April 4, 1995 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating B Chief Boot Knocka is the fourth album by rapper. The album was released in 1994 on.

Sir Mix A Lot Chief Boot Knocka Album

It was released as the follow-up to his successful previous album,. The album reached #69 on the and #28 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Charts. The album featured the hit single 'Put 'em on the Glass'. 'Just da Pimpin' in Me' was nominated for the but lost to '. Track listing All tracks by except where noted.