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August 19, 2005: This is one of the BEST Vanilla Ice Albums ever. I am longtime fan. Bi-Polar was good with it's half rap and half rock mix. But Platinum Underground Is definitely the best!!! Some of the best tracks on the album are Bounce, Survivor, Icepromo.Com, Ninja Rap 2, Hustlin, Leto, Say Goodbye and of Course Ice Ice Baby. More of the live concert style all the VIP's are used to hearing. Vanilla Ice, Dj Don't Play and Clint Eastwood... 3 guys that make up one of the greatest...
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March 20, 2003: Regardless of what has been said bout the ice man,he has done something we all dream of doing,and he has lived the dream,even though trouble has followed him,let me put it into context,a world wide number one with ice ice baby,and was folloewd up with a second hit after that,offerd one milliond dollors to star in a film[cool as ice]which took in less than he was paid.I could go on for a while but tjat says it all,and yes he may of sold out for the money in some ways,but...
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Best Of Vanilla Ice - Ten Best Series (CD)
On 09-09-09, experience music history when the original studio albums by The Beatles are re-released, digitally remastered for the first time! Browse our favorite Beatles music, video and book titles!
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Ice Ice Baby. Get Wit It. Play That Funky Music [Live]. Roll Em Up. Rollin in My 5.0 [Live]. Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose). Hooked. I Love You. Ninja Rap. Satisfaction.
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Back to Back Hits: MC Hammer/Vanilla Ice
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Vanilla Ice: Platinum Underground (Explicit Lyrics)
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Description by OLDIES.com: A budget-priced, 10-track collection of favorites from Vanilla Ice. All original recordings. Product Description: Vanilla Ice is one of those artists whose best moments are widely considered indefensible, and many listeners will be satisfied with having "Ice Ice Baby" on a various-artists compilation for the nostalgia and/or kitsch value. For those who want a bigger extract (ha!) of Vanilla's career, The Best of Vanilla Ice offers ten tracks that summarize things pretty...
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Vanilla Ice doesn't do things half-heartedly. As a rapper, he walked the walk, and as the leader of a rock band, he jumps in headfirst. From the opening strains of "Living," he and the band come on strong, laying down an impossibly thick sound reminiscent of Korn , with catchy, repetitive grooves on par with Rage against The Machine. The Iceman doesn't deny what put him on the map (for better or for worse), and he revives the ghost of his famous "Ice Ice Baby" more than once, through several lyrical...
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Additional Details Artist: MC Hammer & Vanilla Ice A compilation featuring MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice. The Hits include MC Hammer's U Can't Tocuh This, Addams Groove, 2 Legit 2 Quit, Help The Children and Have You Seen Her and Vanilla Ice's Ice Ice Baby, Cool As Ice(Everybody Get Loose), I Love You, Play That Funky Music, and Dancin'
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Ice Ice Baby. Get Wit It. Play That Funky Music (Live). Roll Em Up. Rollin In My 5.0 (Live). Cool As Ice (Everybody Get Loose). Hooked. I Love You. Ninja Rap. Satisfaction.
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On the strength of the incessantly catchy single "Ice Ice Baby," To the Extreme was an enormous success, holding the number one slot for 16 weeks and selling over seven million copies in America. Apart from that single and a cover of Wild Cherry 's "Play That Funky Music," the album was unmemorable, with limp beats and tepid rhymes. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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I LOVE "Ice Ice Baby" and "Rosta Man". For a white boy he can rap. This album should be consitered a classic because after all he did sell 17 plus million records and he still holds the record for the most albums to sell ever.
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* Features a stellar old school version of his classic “Ice Ice Baby” plus covers of Public Enemy’s “Fight The Power,” Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back,” Cypress Hill’s “Insane In The Brain,” House Of Pain’s “Jump Around” and more!
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With his hit single "Ice Ice Baby" and its accompanying album, To the Extreme, Vanilla Ice became the second white rapper to top the charts. Unlike the Beastie Boys, he didn't have any street credibility, so the Miami-born rapper decided to invent some of his own, claiming he had a seriously violent gangster past. Nevertheless, "Ice Ice Baby" became a number one hit late in 1990, thanks to the pulsating bass riff from David Bowie and Queen's "Under Pressure." To the Extreme also went to the top of...
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Introduction. Nothing is Real. Molton. Mudd Munster. Exhale. Hate. Primal Side. I Know. Hip Hop Intro. Hip Hop Rules. O.K.S. Dirty South. Hot Sex. Unbreakable. Detonator. Elvis Killed Kennedy. Insane Killas. Tha Weed Song. Get Your As Up. Crash and Burn. Vampiro. MC ; Slasher. Anthropology. White Trash.
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Ice Ice Baby (4:31). Get Wit' It (5:09). Play That Funky Music [Live] (4:45). Roll 'Em Up (4:29). Rollin' in My 5.0 [Live] (4:17). Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose) (5:31). Hooked (4:52). I Love You (5:05). Ninja Rap (3:46). Satisfaction (3:43).
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An enormous hit in its time, with sales of over seven million copies, To the Extreme proved that a white rapper could be made into a mainstream pop idol. It also proved that traditional pop-idol marketing tactics wouldn't work for very long on rap audiences. Ice's undoing wasn't so much his actual music as it was his fabricated credibility -- his wholly imaginary street-gang background, his ridiculous claims that "Ice Ice Baby" was not built on an obvious sample of Queen and David Bowie's "Under...
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Ninja Rap 2. Mecca Ice. Trailer Park Mullet Wars. O.K.S. Dunn Natt. Step Up Or Shut Up. Say Goodbye. Hustlin. I Am What I Am. Ice Ice Baby. Bounce. Fly High. Tell My Why. Rollin In My.
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TONE LOC * D.J. JAZZY JEFF * YOUNG M.C. * SIR MIX A LOT * VANILLA ICE * TAG TEAM * ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT * OTHERS
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VANILLA ICE Play That Funky Music (1990 Japanese 2-track promotional sample 3" CD single featuring the Radio Mix and Instrumental Mix. Custom stamped inner rim on the disc and housed in a unique snap-pack picture sleeve printed with English lyrics on the inside; the plastic frame of the pack has been snapped and the bottom section of the back has been removed so could be folded easier, the disc is mint TODP-2248)
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