Cash Money Records' latest superstar, Juvenile, is a hot rapper with more than 10 years experience of ripping shows, dropping cold-as-ice lyrics and laying it down for "Uptown" New Orleans. This follows up Juvenile's album Solja Rags, an underground smash, selling close to 200,000 copies in the Southern region alone. 400 Degrees is now re-released nationally with several new songs, including the irresistible new single/video, "Ha!" Album Tracks 1. Intro 2. Ha 3. Gone Ride with Me 4. Flossin Season 5. Ghetto Children 6. Follow Me Now 7. Cash Money Concert 8. Welcome 2 Tha Nolia 9. U.P.T 10. Run for It 11. Ha-Remix 12. Rich Niggaz 13. Back That Azz Up 14. Off the Top 15. After Cash Money Concert 16. 400 Degreez 17. Juvenile on Fire 18. Ha (Remix)

Return's title and various lyrics acknowledge Wu-Tang's self-built mythology, but Ol' Dirty Bastard's solo debut, like the man himself, runs on it's own idiosyncratic power. Rapping forcefully and on point-mumbling, singing, allowing weird wordless sounds to escape his throat in an assertion of his right to make random noise-ODB slips from mode to mode like Marvin Gaye juxtaposing the gruff and the smooth in the same song. The production, mostly by the RZA, sets the man down in the middle of funky, shape-shifting tracks to scream for blood, shout out to the Temptations and "you other grooops!" and threaten "any MC in any 52 states." "I love that guy," ODB secret identity Russell Jones declares of his alter ego at the outset; after a listen to this disc, it's likely at least part of you will, too. Album Tracks 1. Intro 2. Shimmy Shimmy Ya 3. Baby C'mon 4. Brooklyn Zoo 5. Hippa to Da Hoppa 6. Rawhide 7. Damage 8. Don't U Know 9. The Stomp 10. Goin' Down 11. Drunk Game (Sweet Sugar Pie) 12. Snakes 13. Brooklyn Zoo II (Tiger Crane) 14. Proteck Ya Neck II the Zoo 15. Cuttin' Headz 16. Dirty Dancin' - By Ol' Dirty Bastard/Method Man 17. Harlem World