DMX Fourth Studio Album "The Great Depression" released on this day 24 yrs ago

[DarkandHellisHot]

After the release (November) :

• DMX topped the Billboard 200 Albums chart for a week and the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart for a week with first week sales of The Great Depression exceeding 439,000 in the US.

December:

• DMX hit the Top 40 with "Who We Be."
• The Great Depression was certified platinum.

 

[Big Brown Areola]

The dog.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

They don't knowwwww

 

[sayyestothis]

Damn 10th grade was such a fukking good time...

 

[C-Styles]

This song will never die for me!! GOT DAMN THE SAMPLE!!!!

 

[Conscious Pilot]

My Mother, My Father, I love him ..I hate him

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

not even his first album

makes me feel even more and at the fact i'm 32 years old

 

[re'up]

Right, 2001, I would be in 10th grade, fukk that was a lifetime ago, but I remember so much vividly. This was the last moments for X. He was almost an afterthought by this point, I need to run some of this back. A few of these tracks got a lot of play in the months and year afterward, adolescent nostalgia, of blunts and buying 8ths, riding around in that haze of 16 years old, and what do we do with ourselves?

Besides the singles, I played "I Miss You" and "A Minute For Your Son" a lot. His next album, the one with "Get It On the Floor" was really the end of DMX, as I knew him.

 

[Alfred0Santana]

I had the read the thread title twice....god damn I'm 28 now

 

[OHSNAP!]

A Minute For Your Son
Who We Be
I Miss U

All majorsongs

 

[UWasntThere]

 

[James Worthy]

 

[DeuceZ]

Bring it what we right herrrreee

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Right, 2001, I would be in 10th grade, fukk that was a lifetime ago, but I remember so much vividly. This was the last moments for X. He was almost an afterthought by this point, I need to run some of this back. A few of these tracks got a lot of play in the months and year afterward, adolescent nostalgia, of blunts and buying 8ths, riding around in that haze of 16 years old, and what do we do with ourselves?

Besides the singles, I played "I Miss You" and "A Minute For Your Son" a lot. His next album, the one with "Get It On the Floor" was really the end of DMX, as I knew him.

basically

 

[Stuntone]

I was bootlegging cds in VA back then. One of our biggest sellers.