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Animal House | 
| Artist: Angie Martinez
Label: Elektra / Wea
Category: Music
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Seller: EAST 2 WEST CDS
Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 106122
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 62780
UPC: 075596278027
EAN: 0075596278027
ASIN: B00006AGCN
Release Date: August 20, 2002
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Animal House | | • | A New Day | | • | TRL | | • | If I Could Go | | • | Never | | • | Take You Home | | • | Been Around the World | | • | We Can Get It On | | • | What's That Sound | | • | F**ked Up Situation | | • | Waitin' On | | • | Lifestyles of the Big and Famous | | • | Live Big (remix) | | • | So Good |
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Martinez's debut, Up Close and Personal, flaunted so many high-octane collaborators (Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, Snoop, Wyclef) that many interpreted it as a way for Martinez to obscure her middling mic skills. This time around, she trims her guest list down considerably and goes for herself on "A New Day," which displays how women in the testosterone-filled rap business endure daily sexist attitudes. Animal House needs more tracks like "We Can Get It On," where Martinez distinguishes herself from most of the femme fatales in hip-hop by flipping some fly "Spanglish" rhymes alongside Noreaga. Instead, most of the album features borrowed concepts (the chorus of "Animal House" is a take on "Murder Was the Case") and beats ("Waitin' On" sounds much like 80 percent of the bounce tracks in the South). "If I Could Go," featuring hook-crooner-du-jour Lil' Mo, almost saves the day, but Nas may have been on to something when he suggested that this Hot 97 (New York) radio disc jockey stick to her day job. --Dalton Higgins
Album Description
Angie Martinez has been part of New York's airwaves on top-rated Hot 97 and becoming one of rap's most energizing forces. This album has more of the sizzling beats and smooth rhymes that made her debut Up Close and Personal such a hit, and it features the song 'If I Could Go' with Lil' Mo and Sacario. 2002.
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Where has she been? March 7, 2006
Zeb91 (Seattle, WA)
Named after her newly formed record label based around the shining star that is Sacario (what happened to this kid?) this album shows Angie stepping up her game and putting Cool & Dre to work before they were Fat Joe's go to beat makers, and before they were big time producers for that matter. When Angie dropped her first album it seemed she was counting on her radio ties to make a name for herself by loading the album with big name guests. That album was also received as some what of a joke being that she was a radio DJ (and quite a successful one at that). But with this album she is trying to show that she actually does have some skills on the mic and has an ear for talent as she picked up the aforementioned Sacario and Cool & Dre before anyone else new about em. The lead single "If I Could Go" featuring Lil' Mo and Sacario is a hot club banger with Mo dropping a hook very well and both Angie and Sac come with it and Rick Roc drops an infectious beat that can double as both a hip hop club song and as a song that you could salsa to. She calls on a few big name friends such as Missy Elliott, Petey Pablo and Noreaga to come in and add some life to a few tracks. Her alliance with Fat Joe goes beyond just picking Cool & Dre to produce over half the album as Tony Sunshine drops in on the Ski produced "F*cked Up Situation" (10) and Fat Joe himself joins her and Sac on "Live Big remix" (13). This album does a good job of introducing us to some new talent and giving Angie Martinez a name as a solid emcee and not just someone who is trying to hustle her NY fame into worldwide fame.
 WOW, no disappointments here. September 10, 2004
DP (England)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I simply love Angie Martinez, she's got so much flava and she can definitely work it.
I was well impressed with her debut UP CLOSE & PERSONAL and ANIMAL HOUSE certainly doesn't disappoint, her albums are the type that you can put on and let play.
My favourite song off ANIMAL HOUSE has to be F'ked up Situation, it's just fantastic the way she keeps her cool on the track whilst deep down inside she's hurting about a failed relationship but in true ANGIE style. I also love the last track very melodic and a great finish to the album, I'm not to sure about the interludes in-fact they crack me up on anybody's album, but she definitely makes up for the very few interludes there are with some tight songs.
I recently went through a break-up but I found this album a real comfort in a way that I didn't sit and cry all the time, I got on with life and I knew that Angie had my back.
I wish there was more female rappers like her, the Latin cross over is great, y'all remember LIVE AT JIMMY's? How fly was that track?
Second Time Around November 9, 2003
Matt Vasquez (Brooklyn, New York)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When I heard "If I Could Go!" on the radio, at first I didn't who it was until it came to the chorus and then I realized "oh this is Angie's new joint!" Then I went to search for the full album and I found it. Let me say that it's a good follow up to the debut "Up, Close and Personal" but it's not as good as the debut. She kicks off with "Animal House" along new comer Sacario who's featured in three of the songs on the album including the debut single "If I Could Go!" with Lil' Mo and "Live Big (Remix)" with Latin Rapper, Fat Joe. Songs which may really may peeps remember what Angie's about is "A New Day" and "Never" She talks freely to the public in both the songs sayin' I'm here so you either love me or leave me. Angie is not really as hardcore as Lil' Kim, so when it comes to relationship songs, Angie becomes like an R&B star, just saying what she wants. She displays this on "If I Could Go!" and the R&B/Soul/Hip-Hop/Rap styled "F***ed Up Situation" Which is a ballad talking about a past relationship, the song features Tony Sunshine who worked with Angie on her previous record. Missy Elliott makes an appearance on Angie's album on the club bangin' "What's That Sound?" which is really cool. Angie is still keepin' herself real but I'd had to say this album is more for the West Coast as it's that Funk styled album which you get from most West Coast rappers. It's about her Miami life whereas "Up, Close and Personal" was about her life on the East Coast in New York. Well, she's still one of the tightest female rappers to date and she better keep on selling and making millions of fans. C'mon y'all must come support Angie Martinez. Make her fan list an Animal House!
 could've been better June 26, 2003
sametra
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
This cd was allright but some of the songs were really old school and pretty boring if I have to say so.I mean this lady is supposd to be a rapper and half of the songs can't even get a party started.
Animal House - Up, Close and Personal Part 2! April 18, 2003
Matt V (Brooklyn, New York)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
After a long "Up, Close and Personal" album, Angie returns with something a bit shorter. "Animal House" is the face of Hip-Hop and Rap music, it brings the life to it. Of course she's already proved on "If I Could Go!" which features Lil' Mo and Sacario, which I think was the hottest song in 2002, forget about Nelly's Party tracks! This is some real Rap! Other songs to prove it's beauty would be songs like "A New Day" which brings you into the world of Angie and also "Never" which was one of the tightest songs on the album. Angie has never been a sexual rapper, but she keeps her relationship issued songs like "F***ed Up Situation" featuring Tony Sunshine, harsh name, romantic tune! To let the peeps still know she's got Latin flavour, she throws in "We Can Get It On" with N.O.R.E, a party Latin track. Speaking of party's "What's That Sound?" and "Live Big [Remix]" are two Old Skool Hip-Hop party tracks which really bring back the memories of the good old days when peeps still remember what RAP and HIP-HOP actually was (not the Rap of the present day!). She has to be one of the artist of the present day who still remember the defined meaning of the words: Rap and Hip-Hop. Everyone should respect her for that! Go Angela!
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