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Pras, Ghetto Supastar

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1431699

Disk length: 1h 5m 31s (18 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1998

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Hallelujah 1:30
2. Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are) 4:21
3. 1st Phone Interlude 2:33
4. What'cha Wanna Do 4:11
5. Blue Angels 4:13
6. Can't Stop The Shining (Rip Rock pt 2) 4:15
7. Get Your Groove On 4:26
8. Frowsey (pt 2) 3:18
9. Dirty Cash 1:35
10. For The Love Of This 4:07
11. Wha' What Wha' What 3:56
12. 2nd Phone Interlude 2:10
13. Lowriders 4:12
14. Yeah 'Eh Yeah 'Eh 3:49
15. Murder Dem 4:22
16. 3rd Phone Interlude 3:52
17. Amazing Grace 5:03
18. Final Interlude 3:29

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Review

It's difficult to tell whether Pras's debut, Ghetto Supastar (riding on the infectious 1998 summer jam of the same name), is intended as an 18-track infomercial for the newest rap collective, the Refugee Camp (star campers include Canibus, Most Wanted, and head counselor Wyclef Jean) or an elaborate parody of self-proclaimed rap prodigies. The album opens with a "Hallelujah" chorus, closes with "Amazing Grace," and stuffs the middle with weak Dolly Parton interpolations, weaker rhymes ("Two guns blazing / Purple hazing" on "For the Love of This"), and not one, but four separate tracks chock full of shamelessly scripted shout-outs from a horde of bizarre star supporters. (Donald Trump? Mike Tyson? Sting? You haven't heard this many hard-up celebrities since New York City cabs started talking.) There are a lot of reasons this album fails, but the most flagrant is this: for all the effort expended here to raise himself up as the next great Hip-Hop Hope, between the Refugee Camp agenda and the sea of guest vocalists, Pras's presence is nearly invisible. --Todd Levin

Other Versions

Albums are mined from the various public resources and can be actually the same but different in the tracks length only. We are keeping all versions now.

Ghetto Supastar

Tracks: 18, Disk length: 1h 5m 31s

Ghetto Supastar

Tracks: 20 (+2 tracks), Disk length: 1h 14m 9s (+8m 38s)

Ghetto Supastar

Tracks: 20 (+2 tracks), Disk length: 1h 14m 9s (+8m 38s)

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