Doc's Da Name 2000

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Doc's Da Name 2000 is the fourth studio album of American rapper Redman released on 1998.


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About

Doc's Da Name 2000 was released on November 24, 1998 by Def Jam Records. The album debuted at number eleven in the Billboard 200 albums chart. And was certified platinum in the United States.

It features three singles that charted "I'll Be Dat" #50, "Da Goodness" #50, and "Let da Monkey Out" #99 in the Billboard Hot R&B charts.


Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Welcome 2 Da Bricks 1:55
2 Let Da Monkey Out 3:13
3 I'll Bee Dat! 4:31
4 Get It Live 3:14
5 Who Took da Satellite Van? (Skit) 0:45
6 Jersey Yo! 3:17
7 Cloze Ya Doorz 3:59
8 I Don't Kare 3:19
9 Boodah Break 1:50
10 Million Chicken March (2 Hot 4 TV) (Skit) 1:21
11 Keep On '99 4:29
12 Well All Rite Cha 4:15
13 Pain in da Ass Stewardess (Skit) 2:05
14 Da Goodness 4:08
15 My Zone 2:36
16 Da Da Dahhh 3:58
17 G.P.N. (Skit) 2:07
18 Down South Funk 3:39
19 D.O.G.S. 3:49
20 Beet Drop 1:11
21 We Got da Satellite Van! (Skit) 0:56
22 Brick City Mashin'! 3:10
23 Soopaman Lova IV 2:23
24 I Got A Seecret 3:29

Awards & Certifications

Year Album RIAA
1998 Doc's Da Name 2000 Certified Platinum

Chart Toppers

Year Title Hot R&B
1999 Da Goodness 50
1999 Let Da Monkey Out 99
1998 I ll Bee Dat 50

Credits

Performance Credits

Redman Primary Artist, Primary Artist

Busta Rhymes Track Performer

Dave Hollister Track Performer

Erick Sermon Track Performer

Method Man Track Performer

Keith Murray Track Performer

Chris Tricarico Track Performer

Te Te Track Performer

Technical Credits

Busta Rhymes Contributor

Troy Hightower Engineer

Reggie Noble Producer, Executive Producer

Erick Sermon Producer

Tommy Uzzo Engineer

Keith Murray Contributor

Roni Size Engineer

Tony Dawsey Mastering

Tom Chianti Engineer

Rockwilder Producer

Kevin Liles Executive Producer

Mark Berto Engineer

Dylan Dresdow Engineer

Trivia

  • New Jersey rapper Tame One is credited for the song "Close Ya Doorz". Yet, the former Artifacts-member is not on the song. As Tame One explained in an interview, there existed a different version of the song featuring additional verses by him and Rah Digga, but the song didn't make it on the album.

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