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Walking With a Panther
Hip-Hop · 1989 · 18 tracks

Walking With a Panther

Eighteen tracks of high-gloss ego and heavy 808s. A sprawling document of a superstar balancing street-level aggression with mainstream pop magnetism.

June 9, 1989 · Def Jam Recordings

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A high-stakes balance of aggressive street bravado and polished, romantic confidence.

Tracklist · 18 Tracks
01
Droppin’ Em
4:23
02
Smokin’, Dopin’
3:32
03
Fast Peg
1:40
04
Clap Your Hands
5:08
05
Nitro
4:45
06
You’re My Heart
4:44
07
I’m That Type of Guy
5:16
08
Why Do You Think They Call It Dope?
3:51
09
Going Back to Cali
4:09
10
It Gets No Rougher
5:27
11
Big Ole Butt
4:35
12
One Shot at Love
4:19
13
1‒900 L.L. Cool J
3:02
14
Two Different Worlds
5:49
15
Jealous
3:55
16
Jingling Baby
4:16
17
Def Jam in the Motherland
4:35
18
Change Your Ways
3:20
Moments Worth Listening For
The iconic, minimalist Rick Rubin-produced thud of the kick drum on Going Back to Cali.
The rapid-fire, alphabet-shaming lyrical dexterity displayed during the second verse of It Gets No Rougher.
The transition from aggressive battle rap to the smooth, radio-ready R&B sensibilities of I'm That Type of Guy.
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How does Walking With a Panther sound next to the rest of LL Cool J's catalogue?

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The writing leans notably further into identity than the rest of the catalogue.

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