DJ DMD - Forty-Four: 3rd Coast Classics Vol. 1

DJ DMD - Forty-Four: 3rd Coast Classics Vol. 1
DJ DMD is an extremely talented producer and rapper from Port Arthur, TX. He has worked with many artists from the south and has contributed generously to the southern genre. This is a greatest hits album compiled by Inner Soul Records in 2002. It was released in an attempt to commemorate DMD's retirement from the rap game. Production is done by the one and only DJ DMD. The record includes many notorious cuts DMD has made during his powerful career. Ten of the twelve tracks are from his three previous albums and two are unreleased. Features are courtesy of DJ Screw, Lil' Keke, Pimp C of UGK, Fat Pat, Mike D, Lee Masta, Boonie Locc, Momo, Superb Herb, QB, Ricky Diamondz, James Greer and Vernon Chaisson. The album also contains the extended version of the infamous Screwed Up Click song known as "So Real." Overall the record is compiled superbly and the tracks are very fine picked. DJ DMD was the man responsible for many known hits that were derived in the south, which in turn gives Forty-Four a spot in every collection.

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DJ DMD - Thirty-Three: Live From Hiroshima

DJ DMD - Thirty-Three: Live From Hiroshima
DJ DMD is an accomplished rapper and producer from Port Arthur, TX. He was also a well known and respected affiliate of the dynamic duo known as the Underground Kingz. This album was the third and final release from DMD and the Inner Soul Clique. It was released in 2001 on Inner Soul Records. The dope production is provided by DMD himself. Once again he has no problem lacing the beats with some southern fried funk. He also provides his classic touch on the sizzling scratches and original mixes. The lyrics can range from laid back flows to hard hustling rhymes. Featuring on the album is Pimp C of UGK, DJ Screw, Mike D, Herb Keller, QB, D-Stone, Laboo, Ricky Diamondz, Suga B, Tucept, Reggie Cooper and Ashley Dorsey. Although DJ DMD concluded his career with the release of this album, his legacy will forever remain. He is regarded as one of the finest who have ever graced the mic along with the turntables. To honor his retirement, a greatest hits compilation was released in 2002 by Inner Soul Records called "Forty-Four: 3rd Coast Classics Vol. 1."

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