MC Lyte - Bad as I Wanna B
Facts
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| Artist(s) | MC Lyte |
| Studio | Elektra / Wea |
| Release Date | August 27, 1996 |
| UPC Code | 075596178129 |
Tracks
- Keep On, Keepin' On
- Have U Ever
- Everyday
- Cold Rock A Party
- TRG (The Rap Game)
- One On One
- Zodiac
- Druglord Superstar
- Keep On, Keepin' On (Remix)
- Two Seater
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User Reviews
Average user review: 
(9 reviews)
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MC Lyte's first batch of albums up until "Act Like U Know' were very groundbreaking in terms of female-led hip hop. This album saw a bit of a change in her career and it seems like on 'Bad As I Wanna B' she was trying to re-mould herself into the guise of a sultry and slightly mysterious sexy figure. That's just my opinion. But even though she still shows the ability to rock the mic like a vandal, it's the beats which don't quite measure up on this one. They're a bit too refined and polite compared to the earlier albums which are much more raw and untamed. That said it's still a good album and you can probably play this at a bar-B-Q with your friends and occasionally dance, but if you end up burning the sausages then you should stop hosting that kind of social occasion. Fire is dangerous.
April 25, 2006I like this album Good overall, no fillers evry song will make you bob your head its just a little short I love this CD when I was playing it. Go get it
November 28, 2005 | | ONE OF THE BEST MC's! TRUE HIPHOP | |
"have u ever ever in your long living life seen a woman rock the mic like the one called the LYTE" . . MC LYTE. She's the baddest chick in the game and one of the greatest MC's. Cop Aint no Other, Eyes on This, Act Like You know and lyte as a rock. The Queen of conscious rap is dope. Only Lauryn comes close to her microphone skills.
August 14, 2004| | | Baddest Female Rapper Ever | |
No one can touch MC Lyte. This CD is a collector and should be in your collection. If you are looking for true HIP-HOP then this is it.
October 31, 2002I just have to say I bought this album after listening to one track - "I Can't Make A Mistake" - and expected similar grooves for the rest. It didn't happen. The majority of the songs on this CD are almost too soft to be called rap, and might more readily fall into the category of R+B. Sorry, Lyte, while the skills are there, this album didn't make the cut.
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