Grand Champ [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Dog Intro

2. My Life

3. Where the Hood At

4. Dogs Out

5. Get It on the Floor - DMX, Swizz Beatz

6. Come Prepared [Skit]

7. Shot Down - 50 Cent, DMX, Styles P

8. Bring the Noize

9. Untouchable - DMX, Drag-On, , Syleena Johnson,

10. F*** Y'All

11. Ruff Radio [Skit]

12. We're Back - DMX, Eve, Jadakiss

13. Ruff Radio 2 [Skit]

14. Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)

15. We Go Hard - Cam'ron, DMX

16. We 'Bout to Blow - Big Stan, DMX

17. Rain

18. Gotta Go [Skit]

19. Don't Gotta Go Home - DMX, Monica

20. A'Yo Kato - DMX, Magic,

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Average customer rating: The Grand Champ Doesn't Show Here (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars) Why is this cd soo bad??? It's actually good! worst by him but that dosen't mean it's bad grand champ of past his prime 1-1/2 Stars -- My boy X has let me down...

Grand Champ DMX Manufacturer: Def Jam ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Great Depression And Then There Was X Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood It's Dark and Hell Is Hot Year of the Dog...Again ASIN: B0000C421G Release Date: 2003-09-16

Tracks:

1. Dog Intro
2. My Life
3. Where The Hood At
4. Dogs Out
5. Get It On The Floor
6. Come Prepared (Skit)
7. Shot Down
8. Bring The Noize
9. Untouchable
10. F*** Y'all
11. Ruff Radio (Skit)
12. We're Back
13. Ruff Radio 2 (Skit)
14. Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)
15. We Go Hard
16. We 'Bout To Blow
17. The Rain
18. Gotta Go (Skit)
19. Don't Gotta Go Home
20. A'Yo Kato
21. Thank You
22. The Prayer V
23. On Top

Customer Reviews:

The Grand Champ Doesn't Show Here (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars).......2007-05-11

I don't know what was going through DMX's mind when he made this album. I remember that at the time of this album, he began beefing with Ja Rule. "Grand Champ" really falls short of many expectations, especially when it is compared to such albums like Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood & It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, his most consistant albums.

Some of the tracks here, he shows that he has some energy left. "Get It On The Floor" was a radio hit, and the album's biggest hit that I was feeling. The album's first single "Where The Hood At" was solid track that created a buzz. Some of the best tracks that are on the album are the dedication track "Ayo Kato" and "Shot Down" featuring 50 Cent and Styles P. "Dogs Out" is a good track, because he put some energy into the track. And call me crazy, but I'm feeling the somewhat-love song "Don't Gotta Go Home". "Dog Intro" is also an excellent track, that could have set the tone of this album, but fails to maintain it. Even the traditional spiritual track "Thank You" is good, followed by "The Prayer V".

What kills the album is lasiness. On this album, X is at a low point at various places. "F Y'all" has the wost hook ever "F**** y'all n*****, (Man f*** you too)." How inspiring. "Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)" is another filler song. The entire hook is rehashed from the song "No Love 4 Me" from another album he made back in '98. On "Untouchable", ever single verse contributed is wack. There are more tracks that are a waste of time to listen to, but I'm pretty sure if you hear this album, you will figure it out.

"Grand Champ" is an overall solid album. It's not a complete write off, but don't expect for it to be a homerun either. It would be hard to distinguish if it is the best or if it is the worst of '03. I personally find that DMX is more capable of much better work, but fails to show it on this album. I can only recommend this to DMX/Ruff Ryder fans, and if possible find it at a cheap price, or buy it used. Peace.

Lyrics: C
Production: B-
Guest Appearances: C
Musical Vibes: C-

Top 5 Favorite Tracks:
1. Dog Intro
2. Ayo Kato
3. Shot Down
4. Thank You
5. Get It On The Floor

Honorable Metion Track
1. Don't Gotta Go Home
2. We 'Bout Blow

Why is this cd soo bad??? It's actually good!.......2006-11-08

I'm serious, it may not be better than his first three CD but it's still a good CD and this was the first CD i bought from DMX. When I bought this CD I loved every track and ill give u reason why you should buy this CD and i'm a hardcore X fan too.

1.Intro - This is perhaps my favorite intro of all X's intro (even his first 1 was nice and dark but i like this 1 more) 5/5
2.My life - I thought this was a lil anooying song but it's actually powerful and i can feel X so powerful on this track.4/5
3.Where the hood at? - CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!! if you hate it, you have no idea how hot this song is. Everytime X plays it, im pretty sure everyone goes crazy and yell. 5+/5
4.Dog's out - This track was pretty hot but i really like all that barking on this track. Plus, kayne did a nice job on the production.4/5
5.Get it on the floor - Same thing as where the hood at? Hot song, great production from swizzy.5/5
6. (SKIT)
7.Shot down - yeah the beat does suck on this song but it just sounds dark with the background. 50, x, styles does good on it too.3.5/5
8.Bring the noize - I like this song especially the trumpet and X brings that heat.4/5
9.Untouchables - this was the song that i really loved to listen to. All the ruff ryders memember spittin and the beat is slow paced and the hook is good to relax.5/5
10.F*** Y'all - GREAT SONG FOR ANGER!! X brings out his angry form and start to swear the F word like crazy lol 5/5
11.(SKIT)
12.We're back - Great song and X does good. Also jada and eve are guest and they did good.4/5
13.(SKIT)
14.Rob all night - YES one of my fav songs from X and i love the hook ( its from no love for me but sounds better on this 1). X pretty much talks random stuff on this 1 but its a catchy song and the beat sucks which was a lil bad. 4/5
15.We go hard - Cam ron for guest and X ripped it at the 3rd verse. Cam did alright he was flowing great and the beat is decent. The song is mostly about talking that they are going hard ( and don't care what peep does/say).4/5
16.We bout to blow - ANOTHER HOT SONG!!!!!! X and BS ripped it! 4/5. Also great party song
17.The rain - one of my fav DMX songs and x starts slowing down on this 1.4/5
18.(SKIT)
19.Don't gotta go home - I love this song a mixture with rap artist and R&B. This song is a very smoothy feeling and it's good to relax too.4/5
20.Ayo Kato - A tribute to his friend Kato which i think is nice to do and the chorus is great.5/5
21.Thank you - Another song with X and the lord, I think this one is his worse. But with patti labell the song was decent and it's a lil catchy.4/5
22.Prayer( his worse 1..)
23.On top - Pretty good way to end the track with the BS and X. Mostly X was doing decent but BS was on fire.4/5




In conclusion, GET THIS CD!!! It's not a horrible CD, although it doesnt match to its dark and hell is hot, flesh of my fesh, and then there was X but still Songs like Where the hood at, get it on the floor, ayo kato, don't gotta go home, my life etc are great tracks on this CD and you need to have them! The CD has alot of different type of X in here too liek you'll see him going hard, taking it slow, then talk about his life, dialogue with the lord and him going crazy for party songs.

worst by him but that dosen't mean it's bad.......2006-08-11

terrible album compared to his previous ones, but it has it's times. most songs seem like a really long hook (Expl. My Life, Dogs Out, The Rain Etc.)

Top 5

1 Where The Hood At (Classic, but had a terrible video)
2 Untouchable
3 Shot Down
4 On Top
5 Rob All Night (Sounds Like He Sampled Himself For The Hook From His Old Song No Love 4 Me From Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood)

grand champ of past his prime.......2006-07-12

although dmx is probably my favorite rapper right now its his older songs that i like not this new horse****. i bought it cause i liked the 2 singles and i wanted to build my collection but there are only maybe 5 good songs and that might be a stretch. he was so great in his first 3 but toughed it out probably too long. i give it a 3 star rating just based on the songs i actually like. the rest of them could of been left off this cd.

1-1/2 Stars -- My boy X has let me down..........2006-05-21

I use to be a huge DMX fan when he first came out on It's Dark And Hell Is Hot. Then he did get a little overexposed when he dropped his second album in the same year Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood. Nevertheless I could always find myself enjoying his hits "Ruff Ryders Anthem", "Party Up", "Here We Go Again" and "Who We Be". Unlike many other artists his skits tied in with the album too like Damien. Now he has decided to drop his finale Grand Champ and there's nothing much grand about it.

The difference between this album and his previous ones is you could always find at least one dope track on their. You can't find anything here. "Where The Hood At" makes no sense at all with X's disgusting lyrics, and "My Life" sounds like one long loop. The chorus on "F Y'all" is real lazy as is "Bring The Noize"

Guests artists don't help like Cam'ron on "We Go Hard". I have to agree with other reviewers when they said "We're Back" featuring Jadakiss and Eve sounds like it belongs back in 2000. "Shot Down" featuring 50 Cent and Styles P is okay, but that really doesn't sound a like a song you should hear 50 Cent in.

The prodcution on here is terrible with all the samples from old-school classics. "We `Bout to Blow", "On Top", and the Rockwilder-produced "Rob All Night", and Swizz Beatz's "Get It On the Floor" all sound like they were left off And Then There Was X.

The last three tracks are personal songs; "A'Yo Kato", which is okay; the obligatory duet with a famed R&B chick ("Thank You" with Patti LaBelle); and the spiritual "The Prayer" (praying to a club-sounding song???). And one more thing 23 tracks is just way too long. All of the skits suck, and with the same classic barks of "WHAT!", and "COME ON!" fans will see the obvious slippage DMX has taken through his long career.

Average customer rating: The Grand Champ Doesn't Show Here (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars) DMX Just A Man 5x Grand Champ! It's alright, but could be better. Explosive!

Grand Champ DMX Manufacturer: Def Jam ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: And Then There Was X [Edited] Great Depression (Clean Version) Year of the Dog...Again Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood And Then There Was X ASIN: B0000C504E Release Date: 2003-09-16

Tracks:

1. Dog Intro - DMX
2. My Life - Chinky, DMX
3. Where the Hood At - DMX
4. Dogs Out - DMX
5. Get It on the Floor - DMX, Swizz Beatz
6. Shot Down - 50 Cent, DMX, Styles P
7. Bring the Noize - DMX
8. Untouchable - Cross, DMX, Drag-On, Infa Red, , Syleena Johnson, Sheek
9. F*** Y'All - DMX
10. We're Back - DMX, Eve, Jadakiss
11. Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob) - DMX
12. We Go Hard - Cam'ron, DMX
13. We 'Bout to Blow - Big Stan, DMX
14. Rain - DMX
15. Don't Gotta Go Home - DMX, Monica
16. A'Yo Kato - DMX
17. Thank You - DMX, Patti LaBelle
18. Prayer V - DMX
19. On Top - Big Stan, DMX

Customer Reviews:

The Grand Champ Doesn't Show Here (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars).......2007-05-11

I don't know what was going through DMX's mind when he made this album. I remember that at the time of this album, he began beefing with Ja Rule. "Grand Champ" really falls short of many expectations, especially when it is compared to such albums like Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood & It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, his most consistant albums.

Some of the tracks here, he shows that he has some energy left. "Get It On The Floor" was a radio hit, and the album's biggest hit that I was feeling. The album's first single "Where The Hood At" was solid track that created a buzz. Some of the best tracks that are on the album are the dedication track "Ayo Kato" and "Shot Down" featuring 50 Cent and Styles P. "Dogs Out" is a good track, because he put some energy into the track. And call me crazy, but I'm feeling the somewhat-love song "Don't Gotta Go Home". "Dog Intro" is also an excellent track, that could have set the tone of this album, but fails to maintain it. Even the traditional spiritual track "Thank You" is good, followed by "The Prayer V".

What kills the album is lasiness. On this album, X is at a low point at various places. "F Y'all" has the wost hook ever "F**** y'all n*****, (Man f*** you too)." How inspiring. "Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)" is another filler song. The entire hook is rehashed from the song "No Love 4 Me" from another album he made back in '98. On "Untouchable", ever single verse contributed is wack. There are more tracks that are a waste of time to listen to, but I'm pretty sure if you hear this album, you will figure it out.

"Grand Champ" is an overall solid album. It's not a complete write off, but don't expect for it to be a homerun either. It would be hard to distinguish if it is the best or if it is the worst of '03. I personally find that DMX is more capable of much better work, but fails to show it on this album. I can only recommend this to DMX/Ruff Ryder fans, and if possible find it at a cheap price, or buy it used. Peace.

Lyrics: C
Production: B-
Guest Appearances: C
Musical Vibes: C-

Top 5 Favorite Tracks:
1. Dog Intro
2. Ayo Kato
3. Shot Down
4. Thank You
5. Get It On The Floor

Honorable Metion Track
1. Don't Gotta Go Home
2. We 'Bout Blow

DMX Just A Man.......2004-11-16

Hey
I have liked DMX ever since I heard his duet with Mary J. Blige, and his Angel song with Regina Belle. And now he is singing with my Favorite Artist PATTI LABELLE which i think shows that he isn't so bad. He can kick it with the girls and the guys and that is cool with me. I love the way he can show that he is vunerable in some ways. Keep it Up "X" Much Luv!

5x Grand Champ!.......2004-07-12

Next to Eminem, DMX is my favorite rapper/actor. I have all his cd's 'cept the first 2 and they are great. But then I heard this one. Not so good. Only about 5 to 6 tracks were worth a listen. "The Prayer" follow-up skit was great, and the "Thank-U" message to God was real good. But then u get to "Where The Hood At" and the lyrics did a 360. They changed em' so bad, even a saint would want to hear it "explicit". The word "ni***'", was edited waaay to strongly. After all, DMX is black,so he CAN say it if he wants. But the Censores think not obviously. Anyway, it is a ruined song. The whole album feels largely rushed in a bad way. I gave it three stars because there are some excellent songs, but unless u really like X', then don't waste your money. Most songs are just repeats of the same old messages. Well, anyway, it's an okay album.

It's alright, but could be better........2003-10-14

I was extremely excited when i bought this cd because i thought Where The Hood At was DMX's best song, but when i listened to the whole cd i realized that it was almost complete garbage. The only reason i gave 3 stars is that A'yo Kato, Thank You, The Rain, Prayer V, and the bonus track On Top are all hot but the rest is complete trash. And Where The Hood At has so many bleeps that you have no clue what he is sayin. I recommend you get an unedited version of this cause there is way too many bleeps. I burned the unedited version of Where The Hood At and it is so much better, but most of the CD is garbage. Can anybody tell me a good DMX CD before i lose interest in him? He is truly an awesome rapper but he can do better than this.

Explosive!.......2003-09-22

This cd is absolutely awesome! Every single song on the album is amazing. This is by far the best DMX cd yet!!

Average customer rating: The Grand Champ Doesn't Show Here (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars) Why is this cd soo bad??? It's actually good! worst by him but that dosen't mean it's bad grand champ of past his prime 1-1/2 Stars -- My boy X has let me down...

Grand Champ (with Bonus DVD) DMX Manufacturer: Def Jam ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Great Depression And Then There Was X Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood It's Dark and Hell Is Hot Year of the Dog...Again ASIN: B0000C504H Release Date: 2003-09-16

Tracks:

1. Dog Intro
2. My Life
3. Where the Hood At
4. Dogs Out
5. Get It on the Floor (with Swizz Beatz)
6. Come Prepared
7. Shot Down
8. Bring the Noize
9. Untouchable (with Syleena Johnson)
10. F*** Y'all
11. Ruff Radio
12. We're Back (with Jadakiss)
13. Ruff Radio 2
14. Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)
15. We Go Hard (with Cam'ron)
16. We 'Bout to Blow (with Big Stan)
17. The Rain
18. Gotta Go
19. Don't Gotta Go Home
20. A'yo Kato
21. Thank You
22. The Prayer V
23. On Top (with Big Stan)

Customer Reviews:

The Grand Champ Doesn't Show Here (Rating: 6 out of 10- -3.0 stars).......2007-05-11

I don't know what was going through DMX's mind when he made this album. I remember that at the time of this album, he began beefing with Ja Rule. "Grand Champ" really falls short of many expectations, especially when it is compared to such albums like Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood & It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, his most consistant albums.

Some of the tracks here, he shows that he has some energy left. "Get It On The Floor" was a radio hit, and the album's biggest hit that I was feeling. The album's first single "Where The Hood At" was solid track that created a buzz. Some of the best tracks that are on the album are the dedication track "Ayo Kato" and "Shot Down" featuring 50 Cent and Styles P. "Dogs Out" is a good track, because he put some energy into the track. And call me crazy, but I'm feeling the somewhat-love song "Don't Gotta Go Home". "Dog Intro" is also an excellent track, that could have set the tone of this album, but fails to maintain it. Even the traditional spiritual track "Thank You" is good, followed by "The Prayer V".

What kills the album is lasiness. On this album, X is at a low point at various places. "F Y'all" has the wost hook ever "F**** y'all n*****, (Man f*** you too)." How inspiring. "Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)" is another filler song. The entire hook is rehashed from the song "No Love 4 Me" from another album he made back in '98. On "Untouchable", ever single verse contributed is wack. There are more tracks that are a waste of time to listen to, but I'm pretty sure if you hear this album, you will figure it out.

"Grand Champ" is an overall solid album. It's not a complete write off, but don't expect for it to be a homerun either. It would be hard to distinguish if it is the best or if it is the worst of '03. I personally find that DMX is more capable of much better work, but fails to show it on this album. I can only recommend this to DMX/Ruff Ryder fans, and if possible find it at a cheap price, or buy it used. Peace.

Lyrics: C
Production: B-
Guest Appearances: C
Musical Vibes: C-

Top 5 Favorite Tracks:
1. Dog Intro
2. Ayo Kato
3. Shot Down
4. Thank You
5. Get It On The Floor

Honorable Metion Track
1. Don't Gotta Go Home
2. We 'Bout Blow

Why is this cd soo bad??? It's actually good!.......2006-11-08

I'm serious, it may not be better than his first three CD but it's still a good CD and this was the first CD i bought from DMX. When I bought this CD I loved every track and ill give u reason why you should buy this CD and i'm a hardcore X fan too.

1.Intro - This is perhaps my favorite intro of all X's intro (even his first 1 was nice and dark but i like this 1 more) 5/5
2.My life - I thought this was a lil anooying song but it's actually powerful and i can feel X so powerful on this track.4/5
3.Where the hood at? - CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!! if you hate it, you have no idea how hot this song is. Everytime X plays it, im pretty sure everyone goes crazy and yell. 5+/5
4.Dog's out - This track was pretty hot but i really like all that barking on this track. Plus, kayne did a nice job on the production.4/5
5.Get it on the floor - Same thing as where the hood at? Hot song, great production from swizzy.5/5
6. (SKIT)
7.Shot down - yeah the beat does suck on this song but it just sounds dark with the background. 50, x, styles does good on it too.3.5/5
8.Bring the noize - I like this song especially the trumpet and X brings that heat.4/5
9.Untouchables - this was the song that i really loved to listen to. All the ruff ryders memember spittin and the beat is slow paced and the hook is good to relax.5/5
10.F*** Y'all - GREAT SONG FOR ANGER!! X brings out his angry form and start to swear the F word like crazy lol 5/5
11.(SKIT)
12.We're back - Great song and X does good. Also jada and eve are guest and they did good.4/5
13.(SKIT)
14.Rob all night - YES one of my fav songs from X and i love the hook ( its from no love for me but sounds better on this 1). X pretty much talks random stuff on this 1 but its a catchy song and the beat sucks which was a lil bad. 4/5
15.We go hard - Cam ron for guest and X ripped it at the 3rd verse. Cam did alright he was flowing great and the beat is decent. The song is mostly about talking that they are going hard ( and don't care what peep does/say).4/5
16.We bout to blow - ANOTHER HOT SONG!!!!!! X and BS ripped it! 4/5. Also great party song
17.The rain - one of my fav DMX songs and x starts slowing down on this 1.4/5
18.(SKIT)
19.Don't gotta go home - I love this song a mixture with rap artist and R&B. This song is a very smoothy feeling and it's good to relax too.4/5
20.Ayo Kato - A tribute to his friend Kato which i think is nice to do and the chorus is great.5/5
21.Thank you - Another song with X and the lord, I think this one is his worse. But with patti labell the song was decent and it's a lil catchy.4/5
22.Prayer( his worse 1..)
23.On top - Pretty good way to end the track with the BS and X. Mostly X was doing decent but BS was on fire.4/5




In conclusion, GET THIS CD!!! It's not a horrible CD, although it doesnt match to its dark and hell is hot, flesh of my fesh, and then there was X but still Songs like Where the hood at, get it on the floor, ayo kato, don't gotta go home, my life etc are great tracks on this CD and you need to have them! The CD has alot of different type of X in here too liek you'll see him going hard, taking it slow, then talk about his life, dialogue with the lord and him going crazy for party songs.

worst by him but that dosen't mean it's bad.......2006-08-11

terrible album compared to his previous ones, but it has it's times. most songs seem like a really long hook (Expl. My Life, Dogs Out, The Rain Etc.)

Top 5

1 Where The Hood At (Classic, but had a terrible video)
2 Untouchable
3 Shot Down
4 On Top
5 Rob All Night (Sounds Like He Sampled Himself For The Hook From His Old Song No Love 4 Me From Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood)

grand champ of past his prime.......2006-07-12

although dmx is probably my favorite rapper right now its his older songs that i like not this new horse****. i bought it cause i liked the 2 singles and i wanted to build my collection but there are only maybe 5 good songs and that might be a stretch. he was so great in his first 3 but toughed it out probably too long. i give it a 3 star rating just based on the songs i actually like. the rest of them could of been left off this cd.

1-1/2 Stars -- My boy X has let me down..........2006-05-21

I use to be a huge DMX fan when he first came out on It's Dark And Hell Is Hot. Then he did get a little overexposed when he dropped his second album in the same year Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood. Nevertheless I could always find myself enjoying his hits "Ruff Ryders Anthem", "Party Up", "Here We Go Again" and "Who We Be". Unlike many other artists his skits tied in with the album too like Damien. Now he has decided to drop his finale Grand Champ and there's nothing much grand about it.

The difference between this album and his previous ones is you could always find at least one dope track on their. You can't find anything here. "Where The Hood At" makes no sense at all with X's disgusting lyrics, and "My Life" sounds like one long loop. The chorus on "F Y'all" is real lazy as is "Bring The Noize"

Guests artists don't help like Cam'ron on "We Go Hard". I have to agree with other reviewers when they said "We're Back" featuring Jadakiss and Eve sounds like it belongs back in 2000. "Shot Down" featuring 50 Cent and Styles P is okay, but that really doesn't sound a like a song you should hear 50 Cent in.

The prodcution on here is terrible with all the samples from old-school classics. "We `Bout to Blow", "On Top", and the Rockwilder-produced "Rob All Night", and Swizz Beatz's "Get It On the Floor" all sound like they were left off And Then There Was X.

The last three tracks are personal songs; "A'Yo Kato", which is okay; the obligatory duet with a famed R&B chick ("Thank You" with Patti LaBelle); and the spiritual "The Prayer" (praying to a club-sounding song???). And one more thing 23 tracks is just way too long. All of the skits suck, and with the same classic barks of "WHAT!", and "COME ON!" fans will see the obvious slippage DMX has taken through his long career.

Average customer rating:

Grand Champ DMX Manufacturer: Universal ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Rap & Hip-Hop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000BHJ7S Release Date: 2003-09-29

Tracks:

1. Dog Intro
2. My Life Ft. Chinky
3. Whwer The Hoad At
4. Dogs Out
5. Get It On The Floor Ft. Swizz Beatz
6. Come Prepared (Skit)
7. Shot Down Ft. 50 Cent And Styles P
8. Bring The Noize
9. Untouchable Ft. Sheek/ Syleena Johnson/ Infa-Red/ Cross And Drag-On
10. F*** Y'all
11. Ruff Radio (Skit()
12. We're Back Ft. Eve And Jackass
13. Ruff Radio (Skit)

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track

Average customer rating:

Grand Champ DMX Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Rap & Hip-Hop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000CCZRS Release Date: 2003-09-22

Tracks:

1. Dog Intro
2. My Life - Chinky, DMX
3. Where the Hood At
4. Dogs Out
5. Get It on the Floor - DMX,
6. Come Prepared (Skit)
7. Shot Down - 50 Cent, DMX, Styles P
8. Bring the Noize
9. Untouchable - Cross, DMX, Drag-On, Infa Red, , Syleena Johnson, Sheek
10. F*** Y'all
11. Ruff Radio (Skit)
12. We're Back - DMX, Eve, Jadakiss
13. Ruff Radio 2 (Skit)
14. Rob All Night (If I'm Gonna Rob)
15. We Go Hard - Cam'ron, DMX
16. We 'Bout to Blow - Big Stan, DMX
17. Rain
18. Gotta Go (Skit)
19. Don't Gotta Go Home - DMX, Monica
20. A'yo Kato - DMX, Magic,
21. Thank You - DMX, Patti LaBelle
22. Prayer V
23. On Top - Big Stan, DMX
24. X Gon' Give It to Ya [*]

Album Details

An Eagerly Awaited Followup to the "Dmx Files" with a Plethora of Guest Stars Making Cameo Appearances Like the One and Only Patti Labelle, Monica, Big Stan, Eve and Jadakiss, Cam'ron, Chinky, 50 Cent and Styles P and Plenty of Others. This Edition Includes the Hit UK Single "x Gon Give it to Ya" as a Bonus Track!

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"Respect the Architects" {63 Tracks / 3 CD Set} Dilated Peoples, High-n-mighty, Sean P., K-slash, Krs 1, Rise, Punch-n-words, Cocoa Brovaz, Craig Mack, Deacon the Villain, Royal Flush, Big L & Kool G Rap, Shaun Juan, Mental Supreme, Tree, Adequate, Tony Tiger, Yip Dog, Peeps Game, Warzone, B.a.m., Big Boy, Playa Hamm, Dahru, Illa Clique, Scrapp 'The Rappa', Colored Section, & Many More... Talking Mad Shit - Mental Supreme, Paul (The Apostle) - Tree, Ill Hustler - Adequate, Still Hittin' Corners - F1, Skit 1 - Big Boy/Shaun Juan/Fuzzy Intro - Shaun Juan , Nothing To Lose - Yip Dog, Tired Of Livin' - Peeps Game, Lucky Charms And Rainbows - Warzone, Outro - Shaun Juan Contact Buzz - Tony Tiger , Skit 2 - Big Boy, Just Wanna Hit - Playa Hamm, Shoti - Dahru, Where You At - Illa Clique, Thug Love - Scrapp 'The Rappa', Verbal Assassins - Colored Section Nigga'z Don't Play - B.A.M. , Red Alert, AMG, Lady Patra & Little Vicious, Grand Daddy IU, Mr. Magic - Interlude, Freddie Foxx, Shyheim & Wu Tang Clan, Shyheim 2 Wake Up Show Theme Intro , Supernatural, Akinyele, Original Flavor & Jay Z, H2O, Fugees, Masta Ace, Milk D Champ MC , Born Jamericans, Daddy O., MC Eiht, Kool G. Rap, Alkaholiks, Maestro Fresh Wes, Black Moon, Serch Buju Banton , Jamal - Ski, Crash Man, Dred Scott, Kurious, Bobbito, Yaggfu Front, Motion Man & Evol, Certified Official - Dilated Peoples, Rumble - High-N-Mighty Nas , Blow It Up Shut It Down - K-Slash, Clear 'Em Out - KRS 1 feat. Tonedeff Irrationally Speaking - Sean P. , Native New Yorker - Punch-N-Words, Play No Games - Cocoa Brovaz From The Child To The MC - Rise , and Watch Yo Mouth - Deacon The Villain, Double Up - Royal Flush, Big L & Kool G Rap The Ha Ha Ha - Craig Mack ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000HJQU2Q

Dance Music:

1. Grand Champ [Explicit Lyrics] [Extra tracks] [Import]
2. Hood County
3. Hymie's Basement
4. If You Could See Inside Me [Explicit Lyrics]
5. It's About That Time
6. It Takes a Thief [Explicit Lyrics]
7. Just a Little Sample
8. Justuss
9. K-Town [Explicit Lyrics]
10. La Bella Mafia [Explicit Lyrics]

Dance Music

dance music

Dance Music

Revisited

Vierne: Fantasy Pieces, Opp. 51, 53, 54 and 55

Unpack Your Dreams

Second Wind [Import]

Wait [Import]

Train on a Track [CD-single] [Import]

Up to Zion

Twentieth Century Cuban Music

The Ultimate Hits

The Best of Tito Rodriguez, Vol. 2 [Original recording remastered]

Things Are Looking Up

The Way You Look Tonight

Trance Decade: The Best Trance Tracks Ever [Import]

S. F. Blues Summit, Vol. II

Love of My Life: The Best of Dan Hill