Low key, DMX music after ....And then there was x aged TERRIBLY

[Xtz23]

truth this album was good wen it came out but now it's nothing great still had some bangers on there tho there's 5-6 songs I would still bump.

 

[Rhyme n Tekniq]

nikkaz talkin bout his best songs but not bringing up

The Professional
Here we go Again
If it's on (The Clue tape)
Make a move (OG or the Then there was X version)
Ready to Meet Him
IDAHIH Intro


yeah his hallmark hits are self explanatory, but its the above songs that stand out to me

 

[Ardamus]

Dame Grease provided DMX with his best ever work.

True. But it feels like he fell short at some point. And trust me, I am a fan of Dame Grease but something just didn't pan out either. I feel the same way about Ron Browz and 88 Keys. Great producers that somehow just didn't get to another level.

 

[Rhyme n Tekniq]

Dame Grease provided DMX with his best ever work.

Honestly DMX should've stuck with Grease and Irv Gotti for production. They fit his style perfectly.

Yeah Dame is under-rated IMO, Dude didnt just give X his best tracks that totally complimented X's style but then he turned around and was about to do it again with Max B..

Dead Solver
Where do I go
Tattoos on her Ass
and so forth...

Dame is that nikka.

 

[Shogun]

I liked the Great Depression

 

[FreshAIG]

True. But it feels like he fell short at some point. And trust me, I am a fan of Dame Grease but something just didn't pan out either. I feel the same way about Ron Browz and 88 Keys. Great producers that somehow just didn't get to another level.

His Max B shyt was bumping though

 

[DarkmanX]

It's those Swizz Beatz beats that aged terribly

True.

I have a hard time listening to anything beyond IDAHIH.As far as being able to just throw on an album and let it play all the way through.

Most "classic" albums give you that.IDAHI is an "A" level album.I'd considered it a classic

The rest of his albums are "C/C+" territory IMO

And this proves @LieutenantDan point. IDAHIH wasnt produced by Swizz, he only did 1 song. A major song of course, but Dame Grease
did most of the work.

 

[Unknown Poster]

It's those Swizz Beatz beats that aged terribly

facts

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Dame Grease provided DMX with his best ever work.

Honestly DMX should've stuck with Grease and Irv Gotti for production. They fit his style perfectly.

nikka please. Swizz makes hits, that nikka dame cant.
Keep pushing false narratives that arent backed by any sensible logic

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

True. But it feels like he fell short at some point. And trust me, I am a fan of Dame Grease but something just didn't pan out either. I feel the same way about Ron Browz and 88 Keys. Great producers that somehow just didn't get to another level.

They didnt reach that level cause they're not great. No need to give losers honorable mentions. They failed for a reason,while greats like swizz flourished for a reason

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

The Great Depression was straightut man And Then There Was X was the epitome of dad hip hop. I remember hearing old ladies singing Party Up and just nope the hell out of that album.

DXL still bangs though

 

[Ardamus]

They didnt reach that level cause they're not great. No need to give losers honorable mentions. They failed for a reason,while greats like swizz flourished for a reason

Damn homie, did they all three do something to offend you? shyt. Its ok, man. Lol.

They're still all good producers and I give them mentions because like it or not, they have made some good joints.

Swizz flourished because he figured out the game some more and stopped making beats from sampling Casio and Yamaha sounds for real.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Damn homie, did they all three do something to offend you? shyt. Its ok, man. Lol.

They're still all good producers and I give them mentions because like it or not, they have made some good joints.

Swizz flourished because he figured out the game some more and stopped making beats from sampling Casio and Yamaha sounds for real.

He was winning even when he was doing this though

 

[Take It In Blood]

DMX's music is timeless if only for the simple fact that it's essential Workout music

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

"Up In Here" is his biggest hit.I've seen 70 yr old women quote that hook.

Slipping is his best song

Niccaz Done Started Something is his best verse.

But that's just my opinion

nah

I was just saying that "x gonna give it to ya" was a bigger hit than the singles dude listed.