Can anyone give me an idea of what this album sounds like? Is it P rapping or Tony M rapping? Is it all rap? What does the music sound like?

Thanks.

Tony M. rapping (Prince on Johnny though).

Too many 'talking' segues, but the album is enjoyable, especially because of the instrumentation, which is of a similar vein to some the album.

I like the album a lot, several standout cuts (2Gether is the strongest pop song, Call The Law, Johnny, and Deuce & 1/4), and the 2 instrumentals are brilliant, if all too brief.

bellanoche said:

The music is tight and funky. The rap? .....ok.

Graycap23 said:

was this cd sold thru the musical club only??? I have never seen this cd or girl 6 how can i purchase them?

"Tell me, tell me, tell me, what am I supposed to do?"

DarkKnight1 said:

lol please tell me how i can purchase these 2 cds. These r 2 cds i would love 2 own.....

Read and heed before purchasing from any source:
http://www.housequake.com...755-1.html

That said. Black MF In The House is the funky shit.

So get a copy. Just don't overpay unless you're seeking a collectible.

pennylover said:

It's from way before the music club, it came out in 1993, and was sold only through the NPG stores and 1800 New Funk mailorder.

Girl 6 was a general release, so if you can't find it in a physical store, you will be able to find it online: amazon.com, ebay.com - where you like to go.

Thanks guys.

Thank u squirrelgrease and NouveauDance 4 the information that is truly appreciated

no one says yes I see.

I'm going to say no. I never did and I believe my life better for it.

This is a great album, way better then the second NPG album.
Some great tracks (Call The Law, Deuce And A Quarter, Black MF, Together and more).
I picked it up at one of the 90's concerts in London. So glad I did because I regularly go back to it.
Way funky....

Johnny and Black MF In The House are great cos P does vocals on them. Call The Law is cool cos P does guitar.

The rest of the CD is as shit as fuck.

Not worth the money demanded for it.