Disco de DMX: «And Then There Was X»

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Valoración de usuarios: (3.8 de 5)
Título:And Then There Was X
Fecha de publicación:1999-12-21
Tipo:Audio CD
Sello discográfico:Def Jam
UPC:731454693325

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Contenido

1 The Kennel (Skit)img 0:37
2 One More Road to Crossimg 4:19
3 The Professionalimg 3:36
4 Fameimg 3:38
5Alot to Learn (Skit) (Explicit)
6 Here We Go Againimg 3:54
7 Party Upimg 4:33
8 Make a Moveimg 3:35
9What These B*****s Want DMX and Sisqó
10 What's My Name?img 4:00
11 More 2 a Songimg 3:43
12 Don't You Everimg 3:49
13 The Shakedown (Skit)img 0:36
14 D-X-L (Hard White) DMX, The LOX and Drag-Onimg 4:22
15 Comin' for Yaimg 4:01
16Prayer Ill
17 Angel Regina Belle and DMXimg 5:10
18 Good Girls, Bad Guys DMX and Dymeimg 3:54

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All the barking and growling in the world could not detract from the fact that DMX is a troubled, tormented soul. On And Then There Was X, the multiplatinum-selling Dark Man X uses his signature fragmented flow with its singsongy vocal inflections to preach, teach, and reveal. Melodramatic storytelling has always been his shtick, whether it's tales of robbing liquor stores, plotting violent murders, or teaching shorties the code of the streets. X's inner conflicts are laid out on "Angel," a dialogue between himself and his Lord, and his ability to acknowledge different perspectives of a situation (i.e., repercussions) on several songs add depth to his character. The anthemlike "What's My Name," with its affirmations "I have no friends" and "I'm not a nice person," proves that money, fame, and popularity do not translate into happiness for DMX. --Celine Wong

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JACKSON A.K.A. THE LION (F-VILLE, VA U.S.A.)

20 Diciembre 1999

14 personas de un total de 16 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- THEN THERE WAS ONE

THEY SAY YOU SAVE THE BEST FOR LAST....WELL THE TIME HAS COME, AND THE BEST IS HERE. DMX'S THIRD, AND BEST ALBUM "..AND THEN THERE WAS X" IS BY FAR THE BEST RAP CD OF 1999. X BRINGS IT ON EVERY SINGLE TRACK. HIS FLOW IS POWERFUL WHETHER HE'S RHYMING FAST, OR SLOW. HIS VOICE IS SO CRYSTAL THAT YOU CAN UNDERSTAND EVERY WORD. THE BEATS ARE SUPERB(ESPECIALLY CHECK OUT THE HAUNTING PIANO RIFTS ON "HERE WE GO AGAIN") PRAYER 3 KEEPS IT REAL AND IS MOVING, AND WHEN BACKED BY THE TRACK "ANGEL" THE COMBO IS UNREAL...PEOPLE HAVE CALLED HIM THE SECOND COMMING....WELL FORGET THAT HE IS HERE. THIS CD IS A MUST FOR TRUE HIP-HOP HEADS!GET YOURS....I GOT MINE! TO MY BROTHER CHRIS IN N.C. THIS IS THE REAL-DEAL,ONE LOVE! TO TODDY I LOVE YOU FOREVER& A DAY. I MISS YOU!

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Joanna Zachery-Meade "Joanna" (Union City, Georgia United States)

28 Diciembre 1999

10 personas de un total de 12 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- I feel you so much DMX!

I have followed DMX's music all along the way. I have all three cd's! I honestly love listening to him to and from work in traffic. It gives me the rush I need to make it through! He also gets me in the mood when going out. After having seen his performance in his movie, it just made me even more attracted to the man behind the music. Trust me, I'm not a child, I'm a 24 year old woman and I still have a passion for rap/hip hop. DMX is truly a great artist and has tremedous staying power.

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tupacisalive (Australia)

27 Diciembre 1999

4 personas de un total de 4 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- same type of stuff

This Album is very much the same as his previous two. Alot of the gimmick dog bark is all over this c.d. I would suggest Still i rise by Tupac.

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Usuario de Amazon

06 Abril 2000

6 personas de un total de 7 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- DA 'X' MAN

I BOUGHT THIS CD THE OTHER DAY. AND I REALLY LIKED IT ALOT. IT'S REALLY OF THE HOOK! DMX CAN TELL IT LIKE IT IS. MY FAVORITE JAM IS 'FAME' CAUSE THE BASS REALLY KICKSAND DMX PUTS IT PLAINLY WHAT STREET LIFE IS ALL ABOUT.IT'S A COOL CD I'D RECOMEND IT TO MY FRIENDS.ONE MORE THING. WHY DO GOOD GIRLS LIKE BAD BOYS? HAHAHAH!

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"brafique" (USA)

08 Enero 2000

5 personas de un total de 6 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- What are these haters talking about?

HOLD ON A MINUTE.

1. Haters who say its more of the same. OF COURSE IT IS THATS WHAT BEING A FAN IS ABOUT...JUST LIKE CASH $ CATS WILL TALK ABOUT MONEY AND JEWELS...BUT IT NEVER GETS BORING..ITS ALWAYS FRESH AND ORIGINAL (UNDERLINED)

2. He is a Hypocrite...in one track hes talking about stealing money...and in the other hes saying he doesnt worship money. HE IS TALKING ABOUT THE STREET LIFE YA HEARD..YOU THINK HES REALLY (I WOULD UNDERLINE THAT IF I COULD) STEALING MONEY TODAY? AND IN THE PRAYER, HE SAYS HE DOESNT WORSHIP MONEY...WHICH HE DOESNT..OR HE WOULD HAVE RETIRED WITH HIS MILLIONS BY NOW.

3. FABRICATED AND COMMERCIAL? DO YOU SEE HIM WITH MILLIONS OF FEATURED ARTISTS ON THIS JOINT? TAKE A LOOK AT PUFFY'S FOREVER AND YOU'LL KNOW WHAT COMMERCIAL AND FABRICATED IS.

4. Point to ponder: I don't even call him a rapper anymore..hes an artist...someone like lil wayne is a rapper. And you know why he's not a JUST a rapper? Because RAPPERS dont get invited to WOODSTOCK and much less ROCK A 98% WHITE AUDIENCE YA HEARD ME?

ONE LOVE X