This is the best joining of the forces since peanut butter got together with jelly. The only thing keeping this from being five stars is the exclusion of Milli Vanilli. That would have been awesome. That and that alone is what i live for. I could hippitty-hoppitty to that music all night long.
Hammer live puts on a fine show as far as dancing, sound, light effects, production, and such.
He does have great taste in cover songs, picking choice items from Marvin Gaye, B.B. King, The Chi-Lites, and Prince, among others. He's since dropped the MC from his name. After staying in the limelight as a race horse owner and Evander Holyfield's promoter, Hammer returned to the rap wars in 1994 with The Funky Headhunter. It featured a leaner, harder sound, with assistance and material provided by gangsta-rap producers, and featured Hammer sporting a more street look. He previewed the new style on Arsenio Hall's show early in the year, then issued the CD in March.