| View Larger Image | Supersonic | Audio CDby J.J. Fad
| List Price: | $9.98 | |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Studio: | Atco | | Release Date: | October 25, 1990 | | Sales Rank: | 67,812th |
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TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: Supersonic
- Track 2: Way Out
- Track 3: Blame It on the Muzick
- Track 4: In the Mix
- Track 5: Eeenie Meenie Beats
- Track 6: My Dope Intro
- Track 7: Let's Get Hyped
- Track 8: Now Really
- Track 9: Time Tah Get Stupid
- Track 10: Is It Love
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 20 reviews)
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Fun, old school rap by A. Tingler (USA)  4 Stars
March 03, 2008
My brother and I had the tape way back when and listened to it so much that we wore the tape out! I just had to get the CD. Everyone always talks about "Supersonic" which is an awesome song, but "Now Really" is probably my favorite song on the album. "Now Really" has some of the funniest, most quotable diss lyrics ever and it alone makes this album worth the purchase! Although there are times when the album has some repetitiveness (and, dare I say it, lameness), I think the album overall has fun, catchy beats and lyrics that make it worth adding to any old school rap collection. And...I am glad someone else noticed Fergie's resampling of "Supersonic" on "Fergalicious".
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A Deffinate "Must Have" for 80s Music Lovers by William Buckland (Music World)  5 Stars
May 30, 2007
When I heard SUPERSONIC for the first time, I was impressed. So much that I went on a hunt to find the LP. I purchased the CD and LP and love them both. The song "WAY OUT" is another favorite of mine. I grew up listening to 80s hip-hop and JJ FAD was right there with SALT N PEPA, LL COOL J and UTFO. They had some nice stuff. I also bought there follow-up "Not Just a Fad" sadly, that album flopped. I hear these days, one of the girls is in the fast food business. Wow, how things change. Anyhow, great album and wont give it up for nothing.
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Now Really! by LoRemz (San Francisco, CA United States) 5 Stars
April 04, 2007
What? Calling this album "tacky" is like calling country music "twangy". Remember, this album is from the 80s and it's one of the first all-female rap groups. Rap has evolved into hip-hop and is much more produced these days. Back in the day, rap was about harmless competition between MCs not bling-bling and Bentleys. LL Cool J's first album is a diss album too. This album is poppy and fun and will remind you of the good old days: dance-offs, amusement parks, skateboarding, rollerskating, school dances, etc. If you grew up doing the "cabbage patch" and the "running man" this album is for you. (PS I still know all the words to "Now Really".)
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JJ FAD by S. Sabina (KC, MO) 4 Stars
January 11, 2007
This CD brought back some memories, I love it and my kids love it. Really the first girl rappers, old school, but real, record scratching and beat making. Great.
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I EXHALE HARD ON THIS ONE by Martin L. King  2 Stars
December 29, 2006
like everybody else, i got this for SUPERSONIC. after that, oh boy. why they did a diss record i do not know. they got dissed too now...........check out roxanne shante's WACK IT. funny diss record from the marley marl cd from 1988............the one with SYMPHONY on it. nostalgia cubed.
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