Master P Remix Classics

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Total Tracks: 17   Total Length: 48:15

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Its a collection of spiced 808 beats. Cool

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Knowing Master P’s scrappy entrepreneurial past, it’s a safe bet that ReMix Classics was constructed to grab some piggyback sales. The collection’s release falls a couple weeks before the Universal company’s Best of Master P, a compilation of P’s golden years — years P himself no longer has the rights to release. All that said, ReMix Classics may not be the most inspired release and it does show signs of being slapped together in a hurry, but these are great tracks, pumped up by a 21st century thump. Production on “Get Em,” “Cooked Crack,” and “Thugettes” is bassy and busy but still retains the No Limit gutter feel that gets the Southern hood bouncing. Everything’s retitled to keep the lawyers happy (“Thugettes” is an updated “Thug Girl,” and so on) and old crew members have been replaced by new, interesting or disappointing depending on whether or not you expect P to “keep it real.” He just wants to party and relive some memories on ReMix Classics, and if anyone buys this collection in error, they’ve at least got a fun update with plenty of reckless weekend music. – David Jeffries

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