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| Dark Man X strikes back on 1999 release. Includes the hits Party Up and What's My Name?, plus Good Girls, Bad Guys, Fame, Professional and more. |
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| 1 The Kennel (Skit) |
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| 2 One More Road to Cross |
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| 3 The Professional |
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| 4 Fame |
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| 5 Alot to Learn (Skit) |
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| 6 Here We Go Again |
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| 7 Party Up (Up in Here) |
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| 8 Make a Move |
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| 9 What These B*****s Want |
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| 10 What's My Name? |
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| 11 More 2 a Song |
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| 12 Don't You Ever |
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| 13 The Shakedown (Skit) |
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| 14 D-X-L (Hard White) |
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| 15 Comin' for Ya |
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| 16 Prayer III |
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| 17 Angel |
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| 18 Good Girls, Bad Guys [*] |
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Album Review
Though it's DMX's third album in two years, "...And Then There Was X" doesn't show much sign of burnout. True, it's similar to his last, which balanced new-school gangsta tracks ("The Professional," "Make A Move") with a couple that question the inevitable trappings that come with success ("Fame," "One More Road To Cross"). And the productions by Swizz Beats, P. Killer Trackz, and Shok -- all part of Ruff Ryder Productions, Inc. -- are heavily synthesized and occasionally melodramatic, just like both of his previous albums. Even when Swizz Beats' usually reliable productions fall through, DMX brings it all back with his tough rhymes and inventive wordplay. He's still torn between the thug life and spiritual concerns (even including a long prayer in the liner notes), but the most exciting tracks on "...And Then There Was X" are good-time joints like "Party Up" and "What'S My Name?" ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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