I thought Drag-On was gonna blow up.

[BlackFruitPunch]

nikka what is the opposite of H20? I don't think it's fire cause you need oxygen for fire and there's oxygen in water. So is it like a rock is it space?

 

[raoulduke187]

he was always a poor man's DMX to me

 

[profound]

He also had a dope track on that Live on Lenox album by Dame Grease. BTW does anyone have that album?

there was also a version of that song (streets done raised us) from a kayslay tape with a memph bleek verse, does anyone have that track ? but yeah i got that album, i think grooveshark does too, LMK.

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

Dis nikka and Cool Breeze.. smh

 

[Taadow]

He also had a dope track on that Live on Lenox album by Dame Grease. BTW does anyone have that album?

Naw, NOBODY has that sheeit...know how I know?

Because I was lookin' for that chit in broad daylight with a flashlight, yo!
Dame Grease was makin' dem rugged beats and I was checkin' for that ever since I the ad in The Source.
I heard that "Good Morning America" and that "Floss, Don, One" and I was waitin'
on that mugg to drop. I went to every wrecka stow (LOL) in the city lookin' for it. I gave up after a while...

 

[Bledswole]

Knew he wasnt gon be shyt nikka named himself Dragon(Drag-on)

Although he killed that "Do you nikkas bust ya guns" song

 

[marcuz]

twisted heat was my shyt

 

[Methodical]

Half yall dont know what the fuqq yall talm bout and the fact no one mentioned this classic album proves even more. Yall love to act like yall in the know need to stfu. So2 the OP

Yo man.....I haven't heard that album cause he lost my trust with his first solo and didn't want to get fooled again and wouldn't waste my money. I walked by and saw this and I was like cause I was still salty about his first solo album that got me tricked.

 

[360dagod]

drag gotta fb page he is active on...

I think he gotta deal wit universal/fontana

 

[Methodical]

His album is just a small sample of all the artists in all genres who were hyped, then dropped trash albums that we ended up paying $9.99 and up for. When you are someone like myself who used to hit the mom/pop stores, best buys, etc and cop every release 1st week....you end up blowing a lot of money on trash.

I can't speak for others, but it fostered my whole justification for downloading. I figured "fukk that" these labels done stole enough of my money over the years and I'm just returning the favor.

@Piff Perkins

Not to mention, back then the albums was nearly cost $20, $18.99 was too expensive for us as a kid, we worked hard to get that kinda of money like it was a job to us when you receive your paycheck like

 

[mortuus est]

lol so the whole coli bought this album but it still went wood.. crazy.

 

[patscorpio]

all i know is his debut had some of the funniest skits i ever heard in my life..the "high roller" skit ..this is the first album i ever downloaded..it was in real audio format lol..56K you gotta be resourceful with what you can get back then

 

[Deadman187]

i thought PK did most of the beats?

Nah PK only three songs on there

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I remember buying that album right before getting on the bus for school. First track was TRASH, had me like

second track was Spit These Bars which was cool, had heard it on the radio before. After that tho


left that album in the school bathroom lol

That was my same reaction, minus one thing. I actually liked the first joint, and I thought it was one of the best on there. The beat sounds corny and dated now, but "Opposite of H2O" with Jadakiss on the hook was dope at the time I thought. I don't think the beat is worse than 90% of what's on We Are The Streets for example.

Word. I don't think kids today recognize how key that was. When you bought a wack album you felt like you got cheated lol. Wasted that lil bit of dough you had and there was nothing you could do about it

That's such a great point. I usually get annoyed when older people talk about some "back in my day", but that was painful in the pre-Napster days. Or when you couldn't find something to download. Albums weren't even 9.99 back then either.best Buy started selling albums for $9.99 after a while, but they were usually only new releases. At least until into the 00's you were dropping about 15 bucks on an album, and if it sucked you were pissed. I remember paying like 25 bucks for double albums too. Life After Death, Wu-Tang Forever...shyt I wanna say Forever was almost $30 because of that Wu mansion tour on CD-ROM that was on there.

 

[Danie84]

I did too, until Opposite of H20 happened

...X's a real stand-up guy, getting Drag to star in Exit Wounds and Cradle 2 the Grave

I miss the 2000