Similarities in the Voice, Ni@@a check the flow...

I had to quote Shyne for the presentation of Crazy. He also goes by "Krazy"
or "Doc Holiday".One of the founding key members of the group "Murder Inc." along with fellow rappers Legend Man,Alamo and M.C. L.
who put out the albums "Playing 4 Keeps" and a Bonnie and Clyde type album
tittled "Lets die together" in the early 90's returns on his first solo effort
on Ruff Era records. I remember this album getting passed off as unreleased 2pac
material partly because Crazy has a very unique voice and does in fact sound
a lot like 2pac. You either like this guy or you don't. To all the naysayers
claiming he was and is still biting Pac go back and listen to his earlier stuff with Murder Inc.

Murder Inc.-Playing for keeps

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZGIDH9RA

Murder Inc.-Lets Die 2Gether

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NFLM24K0

Besides his flow his voice was exactly the same which makes me question just who was biting who? You never know.

The most memorable hit off this record is "Chopper" which was in rotation alot in
New Orleans back in 98' when this was released. Another song that used to get love
on the radio is "Downtown" which was downtowns response to B.G.'s earlier anthem
"Uptown Thang".

Crazy- I shed tears for the world. 1998 Ruff Era Records.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=48ZTRHCW