Tha Ultimate Onyx [Appreciation Thread]

[Mietek23]

i would argue with "most popular polish rap group". they are nowhere near as popular as WWO, Hemp Gru etc. I'm not that much into polish rap tho...
ale niech Ci bedzie

Ja kompletnie nie słucham polskiego hip-hopu, wysnuwam taki wniosek na podstawie ilości sprzedanych płyt

[doggfather]

Sonny Seeza Interview
http://thehypemagazine.blogspot.com/...ny-seezon.html

Sonny's new vid:



rare shit from 2000:



Fredro Starr Ft T.J. Gibson - The Ups And Downs

[doggfather]

HMAN X STICKY FINGAZ - HEAVY WITH THE DROP (PROD. BY AUDIBLE DOCTOR)
http://www.audiomack.com/song/the-audible-doctor/heavy-with-the-drop-prod-by-audible-doctor

[doggfather]

 here it is! Fredro Starr's new mixtape "Live 4ever Die 2day"

    Fredro Starr - Live 4ever Die 2day

    http://www.datpiff.com/Fredro-Starr-...pe.488091.html

[doggfather]

M.A.D. Kutz ‎-- Live For Today Featuring Sticky Fingaz


old, but it was new to me.

[doggfather]

2 unreleased track:

Sticky Fingaz: https://soundcloud.com/onyxhq/sticky-fingaz-thug-like-me

Onyx: https://soundcloud.com/onyxhq/ill-murder-you-remix

[doggfather]

there is a new mixtape hosted by Fredro Starr



http://www.datpiff.com/Tha-Advocate-Digital-Dynasty-27-Hosted-By-Fredro-Starr-mixtape.550713.html

tracklist:


1.Fredro Starr Intro
2.Fredro Starr- Made In The Streets
3.Fredro Starr- What If (Part 2) (DD27 Exclusive)
4.Killah Priest ft. Armel and Prodigal Sunn- The Palm Reading Freestyle (Part 2) (DD27 Exclusive)
5.Tha Advocate ft. Joey Loax, Kyd Works, Main Adrenaline, NJ Skillz, J Halstead, Tru Trilla- The N.E.
6.Boone Pratt and Tha Advocate- War Torn (Prod. by Joey Loax)
7.Verble I, ft. R Rated, Solomon Childs (Wu-Tang Clan)- Dont Step To Close
8.DJ Tray ft. Blacastan, Esoteric, Born Unique, King Magnetic & Block McCloud - U-N-I-verse
9.Troy Ave ft. Raekwon, Noreaga & Prodigy- New York City
10.Onyx ft. Myster DL- We Get Live
11.R.A.The Rugged Man ft. Hopsin and Jarren Benton- Underground Hits (Remix)
12.King Jul- MayDay
13.Drastic - I Own It
14.Conceptz- Up and Away
15.Fists Of The North Star- Gravity
16.Fredro Starr Interlude
17.Old School Jewel- Fredro Starr- What If (2001)
18.Just Brittany- Why You Mad (Prod. by Major League Beats)
19.Conceptz- More Than Friends
20.Fredro Starr ft. Jill Scott- Shining Through
21.Fredro Starr and Blaze- Ghetto's a Battlefield
22.Three Kings - Three Kings (Prod. by Artafacts)
23.2nd Nature ft. DLEMMA- Whaaaat (NJ2LA)
24.Fredro Starr - Triple Flyness
25.K.Y.D. Works ft. Nulla- S.T.D. (Suck That Dick)
26.Ty Corbin - Shine On (Produced by Ty Corbin)
27.Hopsin- Have You Seen Me
28.Lazy Eye - Out To Get Mine Prod. Lock Jaw Records (Mixed By Prince V)
29.Styles P Ft. Action Bronson and Ea$y Money - All I Got
30.Up Front aka Gihadi - Straight Path
31.Fred The Godson - Raise The Bar
32.M.I.C Featuring Killah Priest- The Episode
33.Papoose ft. N.O.R.E. and Ebro- The Rotten Apple
34.Verble I- Move (Prod. Sam Sullivan) (Mixed by Prince V)
35.Anubis 9.3- Global Takeover
36.Whiplash ft.Tha Advocate- Crossing Over
37.Onyx- All We Got Iz Us (Evil Streets)
38.Fredro Starr- That New York
39.Fredro Starr Interlude 3
40.Onyx- Last Dayz
41.Royal Clutch- Welcome Back To BKLYN (Prod. by D Nilsz)
42.Prospect The Ol' Prospector ft Grillz- Smoke (Prod. by Blachoody Beatz)
43.Grimez- Love Da Greenery (Prod. by Trez)
44.Action Bronson ft. Meyhem Lauren- Jackson Travolta
45.Sketch Architect- Long Way To Go
46.Xzibit, B-Real, Demrick (Serial Killers)- In The Sky [Prod. By Ill Bill]
47.The Trash Bin- Trinidad James- Pablo (smh)
48.Whichcraft - The Art Of Venting
49.Onyx Mix (Ft. Method Man, Naughty By Nature and Biggie)
50.Fredro Starr ft. Young Knoble, Capone and Noreaga, Cuban Link- Dying 4 Rap
51.Fredro Starr Outro

Check that!

Especially the 49. onyx mix, 18 min and it's cool!

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

[midwestryder]

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

No way was it pop song in any fashion . It was big hit & just showed Onxy's aggressive style . You have to remember Onxy was singed JMJ records at time .

[Fraxxx]

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

No way was it pop song in any fashion . It was big hit & just showed Onxy's aggressive style . You have to remember Onxy was singed JMJ records at time .

For once I know where Infinite is coming from, though. That hook on Slam can give you the impression of something rather pop-ish. Was the same for me. Live Niggaz from the Show soundtrack didn't help either. Last Dayz and Evil Streetz on the other hand are two of the grimiest records ever.

[midwestryder]

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

No way was it pop song in any fashion . It was big hit & just showed Onxy's aggressive style . You have to remember Onxy was singed JMJ records at time .

For once I know where Infinite is coming from, though. That hook on Slam can give you the impression of something rather pop-ish. Was the same for me. Live Niggaz from the Show soundtrack didn't help either. Last Dayz and Evil Streetz on the other hand are two of the grimiest records ever.

Fraxxx how hold are you? . Because back when slam first came out there was no way it the hook or song would be called pop-ish .  Pop radio would not touch it . back in those days it was known as grimy . I should know I was freshmen in high school when it came out . I just can't see anything pop-ish about it . nothing about onyx or hip hop back then was called pop-ish except mc hammer or vanilla Ice .

[Remedy360]

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

No way was it pop song in any fashion . It was big hit & just showed Onxy's aggressive style . You have to remember Onxy was singed JMJ records at time .

For once I know where Infinite is coming from, though. That hook on Slam can give you the impression of something rather pop-ish. Was the same for me. Live Niggaz from the Show soundtrack didn't help either. Last Dayz and Evil Streetz on the other hand are two of the grimiest records ever.

I disagree. Sure, the hook was catchy and all that but it sounds like straight hip hop to me, far from pop.

[Fraxxx]

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

No way was it pop song in any fashion . It was big hit & just showed Onxy's aggressive style . You have to remember Onxy was singed JMJ records at time .

For once I know where Infinite is coming from, though. That hook on Slam can give you the impression of something rather pop-ish. Was the same for me. Live Niggaz from the Show soundtrack didn't help either. Last Dayz and Evil Streetz on the other hand are two of the grimiest records ever.

Fraxxx how hold are you? . Because back when slam first came out there was no way it the hook or song would be called pop-ish .  Pop radio would not touch it . back in those days it was known as grimy . I should know I was freshmen in high school when it came out . I just can't see anything pop-ish about it . nothing about onyx or hip hop back then was called pop-ish except mc hammer or vanilla Ice .

I was thirteen when Slam dropped and I know that it ain't a pop song. Pop-ish might be the wrong expression. That hook just always sounded silly. I could never take it seriously despite everybody else thinking it was the shit. To this day I can't enjoy that song.
But you and Remedy are both right 'pop-ish' wasn't very well-worded. That hook simply completely destroyed the intended vibe of the song for me.

[doggfather]

they we're pop couse they make hits?!
WHAT?!

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Got to say I respect Onyx but never really got into their albums.  "Slam" kind of seemed like a pop hit and they somehow struck me as dudes trying to act hard.   Somethin about it didn't seem authentic.  That's probably the wrong impression but it kept me from ever getting into their albums.

-Liked Freddro Starr in Sunset Park and on Moesha though  

-I liked Sticky Fingaz on Snoop and Em's albums  

-"True Colors" was a nice cut on Save the Last Dance soundtrack

-"Throw Ya Gunz" was a nice Onyx cut

No way was it pop song in any fashion . It was big hit & just showed Onxy's aggressive style . You have to remember Onxy was singed JMJ records at time .

For once I know where Infinite is coming from, though. That hook on Slam can give you the impression of something rather pop-ish. Was the same for me. Live Niggaz from the Show soundtrack didn't help either. Last Dayz and Evil Streetz on the other hand are two of the grimiest records ever.

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