If anything is more predictable than a No Limit album, it's a No Limit various artists collection. Master P Presents No Limit All Stars: Who U Wit proves that it is true that all the artists on the label sound the same -- this collection of hits, remixes, outtakes and album tracks holds together because all of the featured artists (including Master P himself, No Limit's topp dogg Snoop Dogg, and C-Murder, among others) are given the same cookie-cutter Dirty South production. Ironically, the formulaic production and ...
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If anything is more predictable than a No Limit album, it's a No Limit various artists collection. Master P Presents No Limit All Stars: Who U Wit proves that it is true that all the artists on the label sound the same -- this collection of hits, remixes, outtakes and album tracks holds together because all of the featured artists (including Master P himself, No Limit's topp dogg Snoop Dogg, and C-Murder, among others) are given the same cookie-cutter Dirty South production. Ironically, the formulaic production and multitude of artists just makes the comp sound like a proper No Limit album, which is filled with predictable productions and guest stars. Really, there's nothing on Who U Wit that distinguishes itself from the legions of No Limit records. It's not particularly good, but it's not bad, either -- if you like the sound and are searching for something new in the same vein, this will likely quench your thirst. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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