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New Jersey rapper Redman made his initial impact with Whut? Thee Album in 1992. He blended reggae and funk influences with topical commentary and displayed a terse, though fluid rap style that was sometimes satirical, sometimes tough, and sometimes silly. Redman returned in 1994 with his second album, Dare Iz a Darkside, which was a harder album than his debut. Muddy Waters, Redman's third album, followed in 1996; he returned two years later with Doc's Da Name, and in 2001 he then released Malpractice, followed by Red Gone Wild: Thee Album in 2007. Sound Files Put It Down - from the album Red Gone Wild: Thee Album Let's Get Dirty - from the album Malpractice How High (Part II) - from the How High Soundtrack Whateva Man (w/Erick Sermon) - from the album Muddy Waters It's Like That (My Big Brother) - from the album Muddy Waters Tear The Roof Off (w/Method Man) - from the album Blackout Y.O.U. (w/Method Man) - from the album Blackout Da Rockwilder (w/Method Man) - from the album Blackout |
 Whut? Thee Album Released: 1992 Label: Def Jam |
 Dare Iz A Dark Side Released: 1994 Label: Def Jam |
 Muddy Waters Released: 1996 Label: Def Jam |
 Doc's Da Name Released: 1998 Label: Def Jam |
 Malpractice Released: 2001 Label: Def Jam |
 Red Gone Wild: Thee Album Released: 2007 Label: Def Jam |
