Puff Daddy, P. Diddy - Come with Me

A disgraceful cd.

What can I say about p diddy that hasnt already been said about this joke of a man?This cd further proves that p diddy cant rap or write any original songs.This is just another ploy to make more money by p diddy as thats all he cares about.Very boring soundtrack and its a shame that a talented artist like page would even consider working with this no talent loser.P diddy must have paid page alot of money to work with him.DO NOT BUY THIS ALBUM OR ANYTHING FROM DIDDY. September 16, 2003

what is puff thinking

he's dissing suge knight and 2pac on here big time still it's a bad jam can't stabd this one here. October 30, 2002

Oh man . . . .

I'm huge Page fan, but this is just gross. I just don't know what to say, it's that bad. Puff Daddy (P. Diddy or whatever) just can't rap. Straight face here, he actually says "I want to fight you, I'll (...) bite you, I can't stand you" Enough said on Diddy's rapping ability. His attempts at a Plant-like mock orgasim are pathetic to the point it's difficult to tell whether he's faking said orgasim or constipated. Page's remade backing track isn't terrible, a bit too "metal" maybe, but could never save the song from Puff Daddy/P. Diddy anyway.
This is a terrible remake of an awesome song. Thank god Page has moved on and doing excellent work in Page/Plant. December 10, 2001

Aww yeah.

This is what all rap should be. At its heart, rap is merely some good lyrics over a hot beat. Jimmy Page provides some of the coolest background to any song. The simple guitar provides the perfect beat. The Led Zeppelin version doesn't do it for me, but with Puff Daddy's excellent rap, it creates an amazing song. The lyrics are great as well. Puff Daddy manages to make me feel like Godzilla. He knows how to rap. That's all there is to it. This CD is a must own for people who like Puff Daddy... people who like rap... heck, EVERYONE should own this CD. It's probably the best rap song ever. A must buy. February 12, 2001

Puffy and Page rule

The combonation of Puff Daddy (arguably the greatest rapper/producer of all time), and Jimmy Page of Led Zepplin did a great job of redoing the old Led Zepplin classic. This song is the best song on the soundtrack, and it was the only thing that made the movie almost watchable. This song is great, Puffy rules. Peace. November 1, 2000

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