Master P

Master P (born Percy Miller on April 29, 1970) is a rapper, known for his work as the head of No Limit and the rappers signed to it. He comes from New Orleans and attended the University of Houston on a basketball scholarship. However, he soon dropped out of college and moved to Richmond, taking business class at Merritt Junior College. Using his grandfather's inheritance, Master P formed No Limit as a record store, then turned it into a label.

Master P's debut album was The Ghetto Is Trying to Kill Me; it was followed by a compilation of No Limit artists called West Coast Bad Boyz. No Limit launched a string of hits, popular among mainstream audiences in spite of critical cries of a watered-down sound. Master P's own solo albums include 99 Ways to Die, Ice Cream Man, Ghetto Dope and Da Last Don. Miller then financed two films, I'm Bout It and I Got the Hook Up before trying to return to basketball. He returned to music with 1999's Only God Can Judge Me, followed by Ghetto Postage and Game Face. In April 2004, Master P released a 2-disk album Good Side Bad Side, which in a sense marked a return to the gangsta rap genre of the early days of No Limit Records. This 2-disk album was released under the New No Limit Records banner, distributed by Koch Records.

Miller, the father of Lil' Romeo, is also the brother of his labelmates C-Murder and Silkk Tha Shocker.

Master P has since gone on to have his own flavor of rapsnacks potato chips: platinum barbecue.

As well as rapping, Master P played a supporting role in Hollywood Homicide as the owner of a nightclub, and has appeared in several other films.

In 2003, Master P was cast in the Nickelodeon series Romeo!, with Lil' Romeo.

In July, 2004, Miller was cut from the summer roster of the Denver Nuggets basketball team.


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In July, 2004, Miller was cut from the summer roster of the Denver Nuggets basketball team.
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Miller, the father of Lil' Romeo, is also the brother of his labelmates C-Murder and Silkk Tha Shocker. Songs are quite complex in arrangement, owing to the considerable skill of guitarist Trey Azagthoth and drummer Pete Sandoval. This 2-disk album was released under the New No Limit Records banner, distributed by Koch Records. Morbid Angel is a Florida-based band considered to be the "godfather" of death metal, along with Death, Obituary, and Cannibal Corpse. In April 2004, Master P released a 2-disk album Good Side Bad Side, which in a sense marked a return to the gangsta rap genre of the early days of No Limit Records. Heretic (2003). He returned to music with 1999's Only God Can Judge Me, followed by Ghetto Postage and Game Face. Gateways to Annihilation (2000).

Miller then financed two films, I'm Bout It and I Got the Hook Up before trying to return to basketball. Formulas Made Fatal to the Flesh (1998). Master P's own solo albums include 99 Ways to Die, Ice Cream Man, Ghetto Dope and Da Last Don. Entangled in Chaos (1996). No Limit launched a string of hits, popular among mainstream audiences in spite of critical cries of a watered-down sound. Domination (1995). Master P's debut album was The Ghetto Is Trying to Kill Me; it was followed by a compilation of No Limit artists called West Coast Bad Boyz. Covenant (1993).

Using his grandfather's inheritance, Master P formed No Limit as a record store, then turned it into a label. Blessed are the Sick (1991, remastered in 2003). However, he soon dropped out of college and moved to Richmond, taking business class at Merritt Junior College. Abominations of Desolation (1991, self-financed debut, actually recorded in 1986). He comes from New Orleans and attended the University of Houston on a basketball scholarship. Altars of Madness (1989, remastered in 2003). Master P (born Percy Miller on April 29, 1970) is a rapper, known for his work as the head of No Limit and the rappers signed to it. Jared Anderson (vocals, bass) 2001-2002.

Steve Tucker - (vocals, bass) 1996-2001, 2003-2004. Erik Rutan - (guitar, keyboards) 1993-1996, 2000-2002. Sterling Von Scarborough - (bass) 1986. Kenny Bamber - (vocals) 1985.

Richard Brunelle - (guitar) 1985-1991. Dallas Ward - (bass, vocals) 1983-1985. Mike Browning - (drums, vocals) 1983-1989. David Vincent - (vocals, bass) 1989-1996, 2004-.

Pete Sandoval - (drums) 1989-. Trey Azagthoth - (guitar) 1983-. Time: 1983-. Status: Active.

Country: USA. Genre: Death metal.