Malpractice

Malpractice

Malpractice

Track Listings
 
1. Invocation of My Demon Budgie
2. Burra Folly II
3. Setting the Clinch
4. Halzaphron
5. Flip - Laurence Pendrous
6. Azeotrope
7. Occident Bowl
8. Small Automatic Thorax - Laurence Pendrous
9. Heliu Veneer
10. Warlock Hill
11. Tazoa Torture Temple - Laurence Pendrous
12. Rising of the Lights
13. Spilth
14. Fluids for Dark Pleasures
15. Spires & Embers - Laurence Pendrous
16. Locate and Cement
17. Somnambula Creche
18. Hornets in the Head - Laurence Pendrous
19. Botallack
20. Cirrhosis of the Cormorant

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Malpractice
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Red Gone Mild
  • Comming Live From WKYA (Rating: 7 out of 10- -3.5 stars)
  • WHERE IS REGGIE NOBLE?
  • Solid album
  • OK.
 Malpractice
Redman
Manufacturer: Def Jam
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000059Q4I
Release Date: 2001-05-22

Tracks:

  1. Roller Coaster Malpractice Intro
  2. Diggy Doc
  3. Lick A Shot
  4. Let's Get Dirty (I Can't Get In Da Club)
  5. WKYA (Drop)
  6. 2-Way Madness (Skit)
  7. Real N****z
  8. Uh-huh
  9. Da Bulls**t
  10. Who Wants To F*** A Millionaire (Skit)
  11. Enjoy Da Ride
  12. Jerry Swinger Stickup (Skit)
  13. J.U.M.P.
  14. Muh-F**a
  15. Bricks Two
  16. Wrong 4 Dat
  17. Judge Juniqua (Skit)
  18. Dat B***h
  19. Doggz II
  20. Whut I'ma Do Now
  21. Soopaman Luva 5 (Part I)
  22. Soopaman Luva 5 (Part II)
  23. Smash Sumthin'

Amazon.com

Malpractice, the fifth installment of the Funk Doc saga, builds upon Redman's earlier madness and takes it a step further. He sums it up in "Lick a Shot": "I'm a MC/ I don't think/ Like you rap superstars'll think." Meaning: yeah, he's got a formula, but it's uniquely his own. Whether you'll dig it this time around is the question, and the answer comes down to personal taste. Do you like lyrically intricate songs? Do you like smoking hot beats (compliments of the Green Eyed Bandit himself, Erick Sermon)? Are you into extreme misogyny and violence? How's your tolerance for songs about trying to get into nightclubs? All of this can be found in Malpractice. The album is creative, often clever, and filled with violent, nightmarish imagery. Even the insert artwork is unsettling. This won't be an issue to diehard Redman fans who've eagerly awaited this long-delayed release. When all is said and done, this album is worth listening to, if only to catch up with Reggie Noble's funniest alter ego, Soopaman Lova--this time he's searching for his MIA mojo. --Rebecca Levine

Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars Red Gone Mild.......2007-06-06

How do you see an album like this one coming? What Thee Album, Dare Iz A Darkside, Muddy Waters and Doc's Da Name 2000 were all great albums. So why does this stink. 1. He sounds uninspired on here. 2. He has too many of his local homies who all (except for Icarus and Jamal) suck. The Good: Aside from the commercial tracks like Let's Get Dirty and Smash Sumthin(which are good) he has only three others which are standouts. Diggy Doc is a good opener. Real N****z(featuring Scarface, Mally G, Icarus and Treach) is one of the best songs on here minus Treach's weak verse. Scarface, Mally G and Icarus stole the show on that one. Enjoy Da Ride is the best track on here with Method Man, Saukrates& Streetlife contributing some solid verses on the track right along with Redman. The skits are pretty humorous also(the Jerry Swinger being the funniest out of them all). The Bad: Songs like Lick A Shot, Uh-Huh and Muh F**** are as dull as it gets. And dont get me started on Bricks Two feautring all his garbage homies(D-Don sounds like a New Jersey version of D12's Bizarre) who stink up the track worser than it had to be. The Ugly: Songs llke Whut I'ma Do Now, DoggzII, J.U.M.P., Da Bull****(Icarus was alright on here but its still a suspect track) and the ultrawack Soopaman Luva(parts I&2) should have been Shaquille O'Neal slam dunked into the studio trash can. Dat B****(featuring Missy who adds nothing to the track) is the dumbest track that Redman has ever made period! Bottom Line: Redman should be sued for Malpractice(literally). The beats stunk, Redman sounded bored on most tracks and the guest appearances were weak. To put it bluntly: the skits were better than the album itself. For all of you who are disappointed with this album dont fret. Red Gone Wild is a lot better and destroys the bitter taste this album left in your mouth!

3 out of 5 stars Comming Live From WKYA (Rating: 7 out of 10- -3.5 stars).......2007-02-01

Reggie "Redman" Noble's fifth album "Malpractice" to me is a solid album compared to his recent albums. People say that this is his worst that he has dropped in his career, and I have to agree. To me, this album doesn't hit as hard as his first three, but it is still an album worth hearing. I believe that people thought that the concept of this album has gotten a little old to them. He is still halarious behind the mic, and that is why we like him so much.

To me, there are a lot of lackluster tracks here. "Diggy Doc" and "Lick A Shot" doesn't sound appealing to me. But the next few tracks "Lets Get Dirty" and the team up on "Real ******" with Scarface, Trech, Icarus and Jamal sound hot as well. Some other tracks that I find unappealing are "Muh-*****" and the dry sounding "Dat *****" with Missy Eliott and Jewell.

There are some hot tracks on here that are on here. Aside from the few that I named, "Enjoy The Ride" with Method Man, Streetlife, and Saukrates to me is probably the best track on here. "Bricks II" is another hot one as Redman lets Roz, Double O, D-Don, and Shooga Bear take control of the song and he shows up at the end. Another one that I thought was nice as was the funkadellic track "J.U.M.P." with George Clinton.

Also, most of Redman's albums are known for humorous skits. They are funny on this album, but then after a while, they loose their replay value. A few of them are rehased from the "Muddy Waters" album.

If you like Redman, don't hesitate to buy this album. It's worth owning. It is just not as appealing as his first three, but it is still hot. Redman can still keep a flow and can be funny, but there are many dry parts that flow throughout this album.

Lyrics: A-
Production: B
Guest Appearances: B+
Musical Vibes: B-
Overall: B

Favorite Tracks: Lets Get Dirty, Real ******, Da B.S., Enjoy Da Ride, J.U.M.P., Bricks II, Soopaman Lova 5 pts. 1 & 2, Smash Somethin'

Honorable Mention: What I'ma Do Now

5 out of 5 stars WHERE IS REGGIE NOBLE?.......2006-01-13

MALPRACTICE IS THE FIRST REDMAN ALBUM I ACTUALLY COPPED AND I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A FAN BEFORE HIS STUFF WIT MEF, I'VE LIKED HIM JUST ALWAYS SEEM NEVER TO BUY HIS ALBUMS BEFORE I DUNNO WHY THOU? BUT WHAT I DO LIKE IS THE FUNNY COMEDIC ATTITUDE HE KEEPS ON ALL HIS MUSIC NOT TOO SERIOUS BUT DEFINATELY TOO WILD FOR COMEDY CENTRAL EXCEPT DAVE CHAPPELLE LOL ANY WAYS THIS LP IS LONG BUT IT IS PRETTY FUNNY AND GREAT BEATS & RHYMES EVEN THE GUEST ARTIST SHINE HELLA SICK ON HERE TOO.
FAVORITE TRACKS ARE:
DIGGY DOC
LICK A SHOT
LET'S GET DIRTY
UH HUH
DA BULLS**T
ENJOY DA RIDE (METHOD MAN KILLS THE TRACK)
SOOPMAN LUVA 5 PTS 1&2
SMASH SUMTHIN (ADAM F'S BEAT MAKES RED SHINE BETTER)

4 out of 5 stars Solid album.......2005-12-28

I really enjoyed this album,Redman delivered a solid album but why 4 stars?It was too long and there were too many skits,also the song Dat B**ch was extremley weak and production and lyric terms so if that and all the skits except the rollercoaster ones were cut off it would've been a great album but too many stopped this album getting 5 stars which it might've if these were all cut off.Also you cant expect everyone to sit there for 80 minutes to listen to the whole album but standout tracks were:
Lets Get Dirty
Da Bulls**t
Real N***az
Uh-Huh
Enjoy Da Ride
so my advice is if you're a Redman fan buy this but if you havent heard any of his albums buy Whut Thee or Blackout with Method Man first then this because mainly the Redman fans will enjoy this

3 out of 5 stars OK........2005-12-06

Redman is just one of the artists that you seem to be interested in but can't seem to truly get into. I want to like Funk Doc, but after a few songs all the appeal that was once held has been quickly lost in a maze of skits, half-skits and the most off the wall lyrics that you have ever heard. Whether it's the weed or Funk Doc's personality his song always seem to start off so well, but in the end one finds themselves at loss for what they just listen to.

Red is a great at the weed driven, psychobabble that is a part of almost every song, while not being a detraction per se, it certainly gets old. For myself after a few song of listening to almost any Red album I find my self skipping more and more songs till there are none left and I am moving on to the next CD. For some reason his style, lyrics tempt me into listening to him but then I just leave feeling unfulfilled. Still I keep coming back like a crack habit to has records, it's not because the good, but there not bad. Reds records seem to epitomize mediocrity, there good stuff, bad stuff and ok stuff, but never, damn that was tight. This album fits that mold perfectly.

I am not sure that Red is ever gonna become that blow up the spot star that some other artists have the potential for and it seems that he is perfectly willing to accept this. For me I never get the feeling that "wow, Red, gave it his all, and damn man" it is more like "yea that was a good song, so what's up next?" He seems ok with what he is putting out and isn't too worried about the quality of his albums, he seems to just want to have fun when he putting his stuff down. The sad part is if he turn things all the way up and applied himself he could become so much better.

While he might be a poster child for an underachiever there isn't anything wrong with what he is putting out. Malpractice is one

of those albums that I will enjoy for a while, think it is a good album, but gradually it will just tail off into obscurity. There are some good songs on this album, but nothing that I couldn't do without Here is what you get with this album.

That's a hell of a lot of skits, to many BAD songs between those OK songs. It's not like that I dislike this album, but there isn't anything here that I am gonna write home about.

I like "Smash Sumthin'", has that big movie feel that isn't heard too much in Redman's music and it is a nice change of pace from the usual raw Funk Doc that is every other song on the album. This song just seems to be the most polished song on the album. Their are some other quality songs, "Let's Get Dirty", "Enjoy The Ride", and "Doggz II". Most of these songs and the other good songs on the album are quality because of the 'guest appearances' by the likes of Meth, DMX and George Clinton. The DMX might only be a sample of him but it makes the song. Red is always better when he doesn't need to carry the whole song by himself. Blackout was proof of the quality stuff that he could put out when he stepped up to the next level.
Deviation from the Flow
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    Malpractice
    Manufacturer: Umvd Import
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000BTJCXG
    Release Date: 2006-01-16

    Tracks:

    1. Assembly Line
    2. Colours in Between
    3. Industry
    4. Long Run
    5. Divided
    6. Expedition
    7. Circles in the Sand
    8. Fragile Pages

    Album Description

    Deviation From The Flow will start a new revolution in progressive metal. The worthy successors to the legacy of Dream Theater and other prog-dinosaurs alike, Malpractice will show the way to a new progressive future! 8 tracks.
    Malpractice
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • SUPERB!
    		 Malpractice
    Redman
    Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00005IBFY
    Release Date: 2001-05-22

    Tracks:

    1. Roller Coaster Malpractice Intro
    2. Diggy Doc
    3. Lick A Shot
    4. Let's Get Dirty (I Can't Get In Da Club)
    5. Real N****z
    6. Uh-Huh
    7. Da Bulls**t
    8. Enjoy Da Ride
    9. J.U.M.P.
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    11. Bricks Two
    12. Wrong 4 Dat
    13. Dat B***h
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    15. Whut I'ma Do Now
    16. Soopaman Luva 5 (Part I)
    17. Soopaman Luva 5 (Part II)
    18. Smash Sumthin'

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars SUPERB!.......2001-08-25

    Mad, crazy props to all of the contributing artists and producers on this album! It is awesome! I'm looking forward to hearing more from Keith Murray too. There's nothing more to say, it is an excellent piece of work. --An advocate for clean/edited hip-hop.
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      Malpractice , and Fortigo
      Manufacturer: Bridge Town Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      Release Date: 2003-11-25
      Malpractice
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Manic, Great and Raw
      • Great music for the road
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      Dr. Feelgood
      Manufacturer: Sony
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00000256K
      Release Date: 1990-12-29

      Tracks:

      1. I Can Tell
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      3. Back In The Night
      4. Another Man
      5. Rolling And Tumbling
      6. Don't Let Your Daddy Know
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      8. Don't You Just Know It
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      10. Because You're Mine
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      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Manic, Great and Raw.......2005-06-12

      I was very happy to get the CD when it came out because my LP was well played and I knew it is a CD worth having considering the primal joy it gave me...I say snap it up if it is around because the cover versions here all great and when you hear their originals like Another Man with it's riffing you will see why these were exciting times in rock.. This was an era I was glad to be around for. Comparison with early Stones is correct especially Rolling Stones Now and 12 x 5.

      5 out of 5 stars Great music for the road.......2003-04-03

      I love this album.

      Great band, great album, great humour. Virtually every song on this is a keeper. Special mention goes to "Another man", "Don't let your daddy know", "I can tell", and the incomparable "Back in the night". If you try to single out the manic Wilko's guitar playing, you need to mention Lee Brilleaux's growling voice, and then there's the rhythm section...

      5 out of 5 stars The best of the Wilko era Feelgoods recordings..........1999-03-10

      My first introduction to the Feelgoods, and what an introduction! From the trilogy of all time classics - "Going Back Home", "Back In The Night" and "Riot In Cell Block No 9" - through to the lesser known but equally exhilarating "Rolling and Tumbling", "I Can Tell" and "Because You're Mine" (and five more of the same), this is prime, thumping and sinster British R&B. Brilleaux's harp playing and manic vocals, Wilko's riffing, Sparko and Figure's booming rhythm, I could go on forever about the virtues of this record. Buy it!

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        		Malpractice
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        Release Date: 2005-07-19

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        4. Halzaphron
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        8. Small Automatic Thorax - Laurence Pendrous
        9. Heliu Veneer
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        12. Rising of the Lights
        13. Spilth
        14. Fluids for Dark Pleasures
        15. Spires & Embers - Laurence Pendrous
        16. Locate and Cement
        17. Somnambula Creche
        18. Hornets in the Head - Laurence Pendrous
        19. Botallack
        20. Cirrhosis of the Cormorant
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          Release Date: 2006-10-17
          Malpractice
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            		Malpractice
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            Release Date: 2006-01-23

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            Album Details

            Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork.
            Malpractice
            Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
            • Another great find!
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            Manufacturer: Unit Circle
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

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            Customer Reviews:

            4 out of 5 stars Another great find!.......2000-10-14

            I had only been aware of Pineal Ventana for little over a week when I got their cd "Malpractice". They're one of the very few American bands of late that has forged their own distinct sound. I could only put them in the same boat with Caroliner Rainbow, Zeek Sheck, and The Centimeters because all four artists have pursued a unique musical vision. It's exciting to hear such weird and wonderful albums like "Malpractice" coming out of post MTV America.
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              		Malpractice
              Malpractice
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              ProductGroup: Music
              Binding: Audio CD
              ASIN: B000LN1I2A

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