Love onyx
QB shit. dar violentThey ain't from QB
They ain't from QB
They ain't from QB
Yeah they is.
They ain't from QB
Yeah they is.
only sticky iz from brooklyn or bronx original onyx iz QB
Southside is just Queens, not QBThey ain't from QB
Yeah they is.
only sticky iz from brooklyn or bronx original onyx iz QB
I thought Sticky is from QB, he mentions Southside, Queens in some songs.
EDIT: Wikipedia says he's from Brooklyn. The official website has this info: He was born in New York City sometime after the Watts riots, and lived in basically every borough NYC has to offer.
Southside is just Queens, not QBThey ain't from QB
Yeah they is.
only sticky iz from brooklyn or bronx original onyx iz QB
I thought Sticky is from QB, he mentions Southside, Queens in some songs.
EDIT: Wikipedia says he's from Brooklyn. The official website has this info: He was born in New York City sometime after the Watts riots, and lived in basically every borough NYC has to offer.
This album was dark and morbid.
Come on and scream, And shout , just let it all out!!!
YEEEAAAH 8)
Dope shit
definently one of the best East Coast records ever made
it's still a 10/10 album.
Yeah, it was a cool album, but don't wet your panties over it...
Yeah, it was a cool album, but don't wet your panties over it...
Well, i have always liked it, so for me it's a 10/10 album.
the remixes of "Shout" and "All We Got Iz Us" (Evil Streets ft. Method Man) should have been on the album
They all got dope lyrics, but Sticky is the one that was the most lyrical on this album
Fredro Starr had great beats.
I think you're getting the point. If you're calling this rap album is a 10/10, then you're degrading those artists who actually deserve that 10/10. I don't think any rap artist could potentially pull a 10/10, and if there were some, it surely wouldn't be Onyx.
Another $0.02 added.
If those remixes should have been on the album but they weren't, how is the album 10/10 perfect? Is the album as good without those remixes as it would have been with them?
Now I know you didn't say Fredro Starr is the best East Coast producer, but Dr. Dre is generally regarded as (at least one of) the best musician(s) in westcoast rap, as well as hiphop on a whole.
Now I know you didn't say Fredro Starr is the best East Coast producer, but Dr. Dre is generally regarded as (at least one of) the best musician(s) in westcoast rap, as well as hiphop on a whole.
Yeah, i know that. But we ain't talkin about Dre ;) We are talkin about "All We Got Iz Us" from Onyx :D
It's all opinions though, but i like this album very much, cause it's dark like somebody said allready.
...put into perspective, amidst other music of its time! Now that does include the good doctor, doesn't it? ;)
...put into perspective, amidst other music of its time! Now that does include the good doctor, doesn't it? ;)
Yeah, he's my favorite producer of all times but the thing is, i did not even know that Fredro made beats and i've always liked these dark beats on this album, and then i checked the credits and i noticed that most of the album was produced by him, so i was suprised, ya feel me?
this album was hot. too bad they fell off
I"m actually surprised anyone actually liked that album :o. I agree with you on the 1st 3 sentences. Only the Bacdafucup did it for me. I bought it without listening to it in the mid 90's. I saw the cool album cover, it was Onyx...i'd figure i'd like that album too. Wasted my money. I should've bought the Bacdafucup CD. I only had the cassette at the time.Now I know you didn't say Fredro Starr is the best East Coast producer, but Dr. Dre is generally regarded as (at least one of) the best musician(s) in westcoast rap, as well as hiphop on a whole.
Yeah, i know that. But we ain't talkin about Dre ;) We are talkin about "All We Got Iz Us" from Onyx :D
...put into perspective, amidst other music of its time! Now that does include the good doctor, doesn't it? ;)It's all opinions though, but i like this album very much, cause it's dark like somebody said allready.
I used to be a huge fan of Onyx some years ago, but somehow this album never did it for me. I always liked Bacdafucup and Shut 'em Down a lot better. Perhaps it was all a bit too dark and grimey for me - I don't know, but it felt to me that it was all a lot less musical and more aggressive, just for the sake of being aggressive. Just didn't really do it for me. I know that now, years later, I wouldn't even be able to listen to one Onyx song all the way through. Funny how times change.