Underground Kingz - Super Tight...
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Free Music Review: "Neva Let Broke Gold Diggers Riiiiiiiiiiiiiide!" (Rating: 8 out of 10- -4.0 stars)
Hit: 4 Stars
The title was taken from the bumping track "Front, Back, & Side To Side". I purchased an old The Source magazine from December 1994 and saw that was a track for one of their Sure Hot Singles back in the day. Thing was I never paid too much attention to UGK, except for a few songs here and there. Then ended up being the laughing stock at my job, because I told them that I'm from the A, their recent album Underground Kingz was the only album I owned. So I ended up buying this the very next day.
Super Tight is a very southern style album. Both Bun B and Pimp C sound way different back in '94, than they do today. A lot of tracks would bump today as they did back then. "It's Supposed To Bubble" is one of them. Bun B drops a solo track "Feds In Town" which sounds real good. "Pocket Full Of Stones 2" and "Protect & Serve" are other good songs. "Stoned Junkee" is a very laid back and easy song to smoke to and features 3-2. The final track "Three Sixteens" featuring DJ DMD is a very good way to close out the album.
Super Tight is an excellent album. Some of the production sounds dated (although I have to give mad props to Pimp C for his production), but it still bumps here today. It's very unfortunate that this flew under the radar, especially when other albums from the south such as Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik and The Diary dropped the same year. But if you're a fan of 90's southern rap (mainly groups like E.S.G., UGK, or anyone from Rap-A-Lot), don't hesitate to get this album. I used to live in San Antonio during my high school days ('00-'04), and this album reminds me so much of how it was down there in Texas. Peace!
Lyrics: A-
Production: B+
Guest Appearances: B+
Musical Vibes: A-
Top 5 Tracks:
1. Front, Back, & Side To Side
2. Three Sixteens (featuring DJ DMD)
3. It's Supposed To Bubble
4. Stoned Junkee (featuring 3-2)
5. Return
Free Music Review: These guys were on top of the game.
Hit: 5 Stars
I don't know how else to say this. The album is so good. Every track just tears it up old school UGK style. If you enjoy UGK and haven't heard this, then this is an absolute must. Five stars. Period.Free Music Review: Slammin' Cuts Str8 Outta Texas
Hit: 5 Stars
Pimp C and Bun B came out in 1994 with an album with nothin but fire. This album slams from start to finish with that old school down south feel. The beats are melodic G-Funk, with twangy guitar and smokin keyborad riffs. Lyrically and vocally, UGK kills in all departments. They really know how to tear up the mic with their firey flows. The track "Feds in Town" is a gangster classic with a phat, funky beat and tight scratches. "Super Tight..." is the perfect one to pop in the six fo while hittin switches down the avenue. The mid 90's was one of the best periods in rap history, and this album is testament to it. Don't sleep on this classic.Free Music Review: SuperTight is SUPER TIGHT
Hit: 5 Stars
dope album, i'd say it is there 2nd best cd, after ridin dirty. i recommend this to anyone, this is when southern rap wasnt a joke like it is now days, UGK are realFree Music Review: One Word - TRILL
Hit: 5 Stars
Mayne...born and raised in Orange, TX - AKA Da Fruit...20 minutes from Port Arthur where UGK's from. These boys been reppin' since the late 80's y'all....highly underrated. UGK is mos def in the top 3 of pioneers of the south movement. Slim Thug, TIP, Flip, Mike Jones, all you boys - give props to the cats that opened the doors up.
3rd Coast Born, Texas Raised!
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