D-Block: Day 2

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Mon 05 Jul 2010, 11:42 am

I'll go with excellent on this one. I have Money, Power & Respect as very good and I think this CD is better IMO. Can we get a new CD?.......Geeeesssshhhhh....lol

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Highsmith wrote:: I'll go with excellent on this one. I have Money, Power & Respect as very good and I this CD is better IMO. Can we get a new CD?.......Geeeesssshhhhh....lol

I hear you on the new CD. According to wikipedia, they have an album titled New L.O.X. Order and although it doesn't have a release date, it's scheduled to be released this year. By the way, as mentioned in the MPR thread, I always thought that album was better than We Are The Streets for some reason, but that has changed.

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Mon 05 Jul 2010, 12:42 pm

Highsmith wrote:: I'll go with excellent on this one. I have Money, Power & Respect as very good and I this CD is better IMO. Can we get a new CD?.......Geeeesssshhhhh....lol

another 1000% CO-SIGNAGE!

this shit bangs....the lyrics were excellent....the beats are very good (provided mainly by that dude that everyone seems to dislike on here Swizz Beatz) he was shining on this project IMO....

an excellent effort right here!

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EXCELLENT effort. Dope beats, Dope rhymes, everything was on point on this album. 4.5 star effort easily IMO.

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D.Powell wrote:

Highsmith wrote:: I'll go with excellent on this one. I have Money, Power & Respect as very good and I this CD is better IMO. Can we get a new CD?.......Geeeesssshhhhh....lol

another 1000% CO-SIGNAGE!

this shit bangs....the lyrics were excellent....the beats are very good (provided mainly by that dude that everyone seems to dislike on here Swizz Beatz) he was shining on this project IMO....

an excellent effort right here!

There are some tight Swizz tracks on here, no doubt about that.

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Yeah I agree, Swizz was dope on this album but my favorite track is the Premo produced Recognize.

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Was I the only one who was anticipating a Jada solo album after hearing "Blood Pressure"?

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Mon 05 Jul 2010, 1:05 pm

Again, I'll say average, because it's not at the very good level, IMO.

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Shaun wrote:: Again, I'll say average, because it's not at the very good level, IMO.

I disagree with that entirely.

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Wayne wrote:: Was I the only one who was anticipating a Jada solo album after hearing "Blood Pressure"?

Nope, I believe everyone was. He went really hard on that track and was the MVP of the album.

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KJ Styles wrote:

Wayne wrote:: Was I the only one who was anticipating a Jada solo album after hearing "Blood Pressure"?

Nope, I believe everyone was. He went really hard on that track and was the MVP of the album.

Cosign.

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Very good. To bad it was there last fucking album.... Mad

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KRob86 wrote:: Very good. To bad it was there last fucking album....

HOPEFULLY, New L.O.X. Order will drop this year, hopefully.

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Tue 06 Jul 2010, 1:42 pm

Very good, the best Lox joint

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Tue 06 Jul 2010, 4:06 pm

Thanks D Powell and good thread Wayne. After "Blood Pressure" I was definitely anticipating a Jada solo, as were many others. However, while he did have some joints on "Kiss The Game Goodbye", some of the commercial joints were awful. Cruisin might be one of the all time worst songs on a rap album ever....lmao However, I will definitely scoop up a new LOX album.

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Highsmith wrote:: Thanks D Powell and good thread Wayne. After "Blood Pressure" I was definitely anticipating a Jada solo, as were many others. However, while he did have some joints on "Kiss The Game Goodbye", some of the commercial joints were awful. Cruisin might be one of the all time worst songs on a rap album ever....lmao However, I will definitely scoop up a new LOX album.

Yeah, Cruisin kind of had me shaking my head a little, lol. When I see the comments made about the commercial songs on this album, I keep thinking about "Knock Yourself Out".

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Tue 06 Jul 2010, 6:09 pm

ill vote Excvellent

Subject: Re: D-Block: Day 2 Tue 06 Jul 2010, 10:39 pm

I see what you mean Wayne but atleast Knock Yourself Out was a tolerable track. It was a decent single and you could dance to it in the clubs if you dance. Cruisin, Fuckin Or What, Nasty Girl and I'm A Gangsta were awful. I mean you shouldn't even play those tracks more than twice...lmao That's how bad they were.

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Highsmith wrote:: I see what you mean Wayne but atleast Knock Yourself Out was a tolerable track. It was a decent single and you could dance to it in the clubs if you dance. Cruisin, Fuckin Or What, Nasty Girl and I'm A Gangsta were awful. I mean you shouldn't even play those tracks more than twice...lmao That's how bad they were.

I like Knock Yourself Out, but that was the first track that came to mind. The 4 songs you mentioned were on another level though, lol.

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Highsmith wrote:: I see what you mean Wayne but atleast Knock Yourself Out was a tolerable track. It was a decent single and you could dance to it in the clubs if you dance. Cruisin, Fuckin Or What, Nasty Girl and I'm A Gangsta were awful. I mean you shouldn't even play those tracks more than twice...lmao That's how bad they were.

I'm a Gangsta is dope IMO. Nasty Girl was nothing special lyrically, but the beat is bangin.

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