what do people think about this album? it seems to be the least talked about of all his cd's (though for you often is criminally underlooked).

iv been listening to it more lately and have realised its a great album...very tight with a few great tracks, particularly the first half of the cd.

I wish I could Participate, but this is one of the cd's I couldn't get ahold of.

Tame said:

it wernt on cd, only download
[Edited 2/26/08 13:35pm]

zsasz said:

It is the album that won me over after some very disappointing years. I
think it is one of the best albums of the last decade.
Especially "Y Should Eye Do That When Eye Can Do This" and "2045 Radical Man"
are songs that I play over and over. They turn up on a lot of compilation cd's
I make for listening in my car.

typo edit
[Edited 2/26/08 13:43pm]

Great CD!

Jochem said:

i split chocolate invasion and slaughterhouse into two cds as they were going to be released

High and Peace.

peace has the more funky stuff, and everything that features the npg or larry and kirk.

whereas high has more poppy rnb stuff, all the prince only tracks.

although im glad he released rainbow children instead, high could of finished his career after rave

Very raw, and funky. I like it alot!

I like it

Great album,as alwayz,especially Y Should I Do That When I Can Do This!

I recently started getting into this album a couple of months ago. I was just chillin' when it came up in rotation. It's funny cause I wasn't paying too close attention to who it was, but I noticed first that the music was very tight and very funky. Then it hit me how cohesive all the songs were as an album. And then finally, I took note that it was "The Slaughterhouse".

My favorite cuts:

2. "S & M Groove"
3. "Y Should I Do That When I Can Do This"
7. "Northside"

and in particular:

9. "2045: Radical Man"

(He just steps all in the funk on that one! Also, kudos for the proper use of "The N-Word" in a song)

i like it
good times

I don´t have it either.

Having it is against the law.
So,
I have no idea what any of you sinners are talking about.

strangely slaughterhouse and chocolate invasion were probably the first 2 albums i owned i love both of them but if i had to chose one of them over the other it would have to be slaughterhouse

never really bothered to listen to it as an "album", you know. but i like all the songs from it except for silicon. especially golden parachute, hypnoparadise and 2045: radical man

my favs - silicon , sm groove , golden parachutes , hypnoparadise.

TheMightyCelestial said:

it was an official online release
but then again, that doesn't make me any less of a sinner
peace

Snap said:

Yeah,
for some freakin' reason that eludes me,
I was getting this mixed up with Roadh....uhhh....
I mean, i was thinking of... uh...some ... thing ... uhmnnn...else.....

y'know what?
Not enough of you people are payin' attention to the first line of my sig.

sexxydancer said:

You have a wickedly dry wit!

zsasz said:

i was never able to join npgmusic club couldn't afford it is there any place where those cd's that were released online can be bought at a store there are so many songs that i haven't heard yet

great album, might have to play cuts from it on my show soon

mayebelle81 said:

well, there are 'other', internet based ways to get such material. thats all i'll say

It's the boiling point of everything I find faulty in Prince's plastic production period; soulless and devoid of funk.

I hope it's not often discussed because people are ignoring it, like I do and pretend it never happened.

RumAndRaisin said:

at the time i preferred high/TCI/slaughterhouse over TRC ..he could have released all 3 and it would have been cool

HamsterHuey said:

It's cold and empty sounding. The songs on Slaughterhouse sound more like cheap demos than fully completed tracks.

PurpleKnight said:

From someone who Susan Rogers described as 'he would even get music outa a comb and a toothbrush' (or something close to it) this sounds like uninspired drivel.

It's alright. Not my favorite but not something to never play again either. The songs I dig are Peace, Silicon and Y Should I Do This When I Can Do That. I'd rather listen to The Chocolate Invasion. Now that was the bomb.

Good enough album. The first two tracks are my favourites, it goes down hill a bit after that, and then it ends with the extremely icky 'The Dance'. That song gets on my tits. And then he had to go and do the sodding thing again on 3121. Eurrgh.

HamsterHuey said:

no one cares how you feel