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Opposite of Goodfellas, Dinero...
Photo by ‪@atanakanyc‬ in 1998

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Muddy Waters, 29 years ago today! Thank you to The Source for this!

December 10, 1996 — Redman released his third studio album, Muddy Waters, a highly revered project that solidified his position as one of Hip-Hop's most consistently charismatic and lyrically versatile MCs.

The album delivered Redman's signature brand of rugged, funk-drenched East Coast Hip-Hop, characterized by raw humor, complex rhyme schemes, and an unmatched energy. Executively produced by Erick Sermon, the sound was built on heavy, psychedelic-funk samples and hard-hitting boom-bap drums.

Muddy Waters featured key tracks like the infectious "Whateva Man" (which became his first major chart hit), "It's Like That (My Big Brother)," and "Smoke Buddah," capturing the essence of the "Funk Doctor Spock" persona with his unique, off-kilter perspective.

The album was a major commercial success, debuting at number one on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and eventually achieving Gold status, underscoring his influential role in the Def Squad and the mid-90s East Coast sound.

Today, it stands as his most celebrated work—a definitive snapshot of the chaotic, hilarious, and technically brilliant style that made Redman synonymous with East Coast funk, underground sensibility, and pure Hip-Hop adrenaline.