Master P’s seventh studio album, released in late 1999, signaled a shift. While previous albums were anthemic celebrations of excess, Only God Can Judge Me carried a heavier, more reflective tone. P was dealing with the pressures of fame, the responsibilities of his empire, and the looming departure of his top producers.
Featuring the iconic track "Like a Jungle," the album is often cited by hardcore fans as the most consistent release of that year. The archive labeled "Pt. 3 - 1999" relies heavily on C-Murder’s energy to anchor the collection. His monotone delivery and stark storytelling provided a necessary balance to the more polished, radio-ready sounds of his brother Silkk. No Limit Records Discography -320 Pt.3 -1999--R...
Looking for Part 1 (1995–1997) or Part 2 (1998)? Check our full No Limit discography guide. For now, adjust your equalizer, load up that “R” playlist, and let the helicopter tags fly. Master P’s seventh studio album, released in late
Below is a track-by-track analysis of the albums typically found in a 1999-focused No Limit 320kbps collection, specifically those beginning with the letter “R” or related to the tail end of the alphabet. Featuring the iconic track "Like a Jungle," the