- Audio CD (16 Jan 2006)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Single, Explicit Lyrics
- Label: Atlantic
- ASIN: B000BYVJPA
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 173,618 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Nasty Girl |
| 2. Want That Old Thing Back (Feat.Ja Rule and Ralph Tresvant) |
Product Description
Bad Boy Entertainment, 7567-94049-2, 2005 2 Track
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I admit that having loved Nasty Boy (Life after Death) I didn't really like what Diddy et al had done with this "remix" at first (is it truly a remix or a form of "answer back"?).
However, after the radio stations played it and i'd seen the video a couple of times on TV I started to warm to it.
Having said that I'm now completely hooked on this tune, you can really see why they had to call in so many people to help with the production/vocals etc as this track really seems to have it all - that said it also shows how much talent B.I.G. had when he can come up with a track like Nasty Boy pretty much single-handedly and it takes a small army of todays rap artists/producers to even match it.
I can highly recommend this if you even had a passing interest in Biggy as this is a fitting acknowledgement of his work.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Please, no more Biggie
6 May 2007
Format:Audio CD
The song is a terrible remix to Nasty Boy from Life After Death.
And Could the production be any lazier? Come on now. A sample of "Skatin'" By Deodato? And Production by Jazze Pha?
Jazze Pha Sampled "Skatin'" on Angie Stone's "I wanna Thank Ya" A year before this song.
This song just shows Puffy will do anything to make money off of Biggie's legacy and Jazze Pha's laziness as a producer
And Could the production be any lazier? Come on now. A sample of "Skatin'" By Deodato? And Production by Jazze Pha?
Jazze Pha Sampled "Skatin'" on Angie Stone's "I wanna Thank Ya" A year before this song.
This song just shows Puffy will do anything to make money off of Biggie's legacy and Jazze Pha's laziness as a producer
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Please No more Biggie
7 Jun 2007
Format:Audio CD
"Nasty girl" is just "Nasty Boy" The Remix or Part 2. Biggie's verse is th same first verse from "Nasty Boy". Then The others on this recorded new material and a new name and new instrumental was given and it was passed off as a new song. That is not right. It seems that Biggie has no unreleased material left and Puffy/Diddy still wants to make money off of him but Isn't he already? Doesn't Puffy/Diddy still make money off of sales from "Ready to die", "Life after death" and "Born again"? and What about his "Press play" and "No way out". It seems to me that Puffy/Diddy will do anything with Bibbie to make money. This song suck and so does the Whole "Biggie Duets" Album. Puffy/Diddy needs to just let Biggie RIP
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