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Tight!

librarycop | 03/02/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Oh my God! This CD is so tight I can not beleive it. I first saw Pettidee at the Holy Hip Hop in Atlanta back in December. Not only is his CD awesome, but he is awesome. He had the sweetest attitude. He was real cool and he even autographed my CD cover. I like all the songs on this CD-every last one! If you like all that Master P and Hot Boys music, well there is an alternate form of it. I'm not comparing Petidee to them, but if you like that style of music then this is the CD for you. It also has a mixture of reggae (Blood Lion, More than meets the eye) which is so tight. Petidee really put it down with the help and guidance of the Lord Jesus Christ. I recommend this! Get it! I am really hard to please when it comes down to music at times, but this CD is again tight. I promise you will like it-Promise!"

Pettidee -- indeed

Jon Daniels | United States | 03/11/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was riding with my homey when all of sudden, I hear this bass coming out of the speakers with this cat growling in the background -- it was OFF-THE-HOOK! And that was only the beginning of the ride (literally and figuratively). This guy is tight. I most definitely recommend this album to this who like the down south hip-hop and some dancehall. Lyrically, it's all that (though it took me two weeks of nonstop listening to get past the tight beats). My favorites are Devils Get Dropped (#2), Black Lion(#3), and (#8)."

The Best Gospel Rapper Out Today

S. Brackney | Chicago, IL | 06/27/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pettidee is the hottest Gospel rapper out today. Im not a huge fan of christian style rap and have heard them all from Lil Raskull and the Grapetree family of rappers to local performances and I must say with confidence that Pettidee is putting it down for Jacksonville. His lyrics are real and never cheesy. He raps are strickly about what the streets is like and where he came from and how god blessed his life. The beats are among the best in his game. He is a real lyricist. and thats how is should stay. REAL. A problem I notice on a lot of Gospel rap albums is the balance between the rappers voice and the beat are off and most of them sound like they are rapping live, which is wack. Whoever produced this album knew what they were doing. There are also other great Gospel albums out there that are produced well for example Grits (Factors Of The Seven and Grammatical Revolution), Cross Movement (All Albums), KJ-52 (All Albums), and Knowdaverbs (Syllabus, I havent heard his newer records but I like this album a lot). Check out these albums as well they are hot lyrically and musically. Peace out y'all and God bless. One!!!!!"