New DMX Album Exodus 1:7 Tracklist [5/28]

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[BiggusDickus]

New DMX album dropping! Exodus 1:17

Exodus 1:7 Tracklist

1. “That’s My Dog” feat. The LOX and Swizz Beatz
2. “Bath Salts” teat. JAY-Z and Nas
3. “Dog’s Out” feat. Lil Wayne and Swizz Beatz
4. “Money Money Money” feat. Moneybagg Yo
5. “Hold Me Down” feat. Alicia Keys
6. “Skyscrapers” feat. Bono
7. “Male Stick Up Skit” feat. Cross, Infrared, and Icepick
8. “Hood Blues” feat. Westside Gunn, Benny the Butcher, and Conway
9. “Walking in the Rain” feat. Nas, Exodus Simmons, and Mr. Porter
10. “Take Control” feat. Snoop Dogg
11. “Exodus Skit”
12. “Letter to My Son (Call Your Father)” feat. Usher and Brian King Joseph
13. “Prayer”


Thoughts?

[endofdayz]

I'd check it out. Just case there's anything with deep meaning

[adoutlaw]

Really hope theres a physical cd released

[Slut]

Looks quite bad with so many featured guests. Also, the guests are annoying artists.... Not looking forward to hearing Jay-Z, the LOX, Lil Wayne (or any Lil anything) or Nas on it. Worst case scenario: they have posthumous tribute verses.

Really hope theres a physical cd released

The same

[PainIsLove4Thugz]

Worst case scenario: they have posthumous tribute verses.

That's what i thought when i saw the guests but hope these are not posthumous featuring.

Edit: i remember a video or picture of DMX & Alicia Keys in studio, makes sense with Swizz on the project too.

[Filla]

Looks quite bad with so many featured guests. Also, the guests are annoying artists.... Not looking forward to hearing Jay-Z, the LOX, Lil Wayne (or any Lil anything) or Nas on it. Worst case scenario: they have posthumous tribute verses.



The same

Jay, LOX, Lil Wayne and Nas are all better DMX to me, ha. But different strokes. No offense to the dead though.

Bono, Snoop Dogg and Usher are the annoying features I see here.



Anyway, I don't think I will check this project out.

[Filla]

U2 and Snoop are the two most overrated and annoying music acts in their respective genres. Absolutely can't stand them.

[Slut]

Jay, LOX, Lil Wayne and Nas are all better DMX to me, ha. But different strokes. No offense to the dead though.

Bono, Snoop Dogg and Usher are the annoying features I see here.



Anyway, I don't think I will check this project out.

U2 and Snoop are the two most overrated and annoying music acts in their respective genres. Absolutely can't stand them.

Fully agree with Bono and Usher being annoying guests.

Jay-Z and Nas are mediocre rappers. Jay-Z struggles to stay on beat and he has the all time most annoying rap voice. Nas hasn't made a decent song in years and he has always had issues rhyming properly. Either way, clearly lots of people like them... and millions of people voted for Trump.

It's really annoying in rap that you have some random artists wasting lots of run time on songs. When I want to bump Pac, I don't necessarily want to hear the Outlawz. When I bump DMX, I want to hear DMX. He is/was unique.

[MachineGunFunk]

Looks quite bad with so many featured guests. Also, the guests are annoying artists.... Not looking forward to hearing Jay-Z, the LOX, Lil Wayne (or any Lil anything) or Nas on it. Worst case scenario: they have posthumous tribute verses.



The same

Wayne was mentioned in a DMX interview for being apart of the album, along with Bono and Pop Smoke. However, the Jay-Z and Nas verses seem like they were probably added after. DMX already getting that Amaru treatement.
13 tracks seem too short and the Pop Smoke feature missing, leads me to believe that Swizz split this into two albums and used whatever else songss DMX recorded the last few years from to make two full albums. I think they will go back over the older material after the next album of 2016-2021 songs are used.

To be honest, I am more interested in the 1994-2006 material. There are alot of dope unreleased tracks or rare tracks you can find online before 1998.

[Husxle]

Wayne was mentioned in a DMX interview for being apart of the album, along with Bono and Pop Smoke. However, the Jay-Z and Nas verses seem like they were probably added after. DMX already getting that Amaru treatement.
13 tracks seem too short and the Pop Smoke feature missing, leads me to believe that Swizz split this into two albums and used whatever else songss DMX recorded the last few years from to make two full albums. I think they will go back over the older material after the next album of 2016-2021 songs are used.

To be honest, I am more interested in the 1994-2006 material. There are alot of dope unreleased tracks or rare tracks you can find online before 1998.

Got any files brother?

[endofdayz]

Wayne was mentioned in a DMX interview for being apart of the album, along with Bono and Pop Smoke. However, the Jay-Z and Nas verses seem like they were probably added after. DMX already getting that Amaru treatement.
13 tracks seem too short and the Pop Smoke feature missing, leads me to believe that Swizz split this into two albums and used whatever else songss DMX recorded the last few years from to make two full albums. I think they will go back over the older material after the next album of 2016-2021 songs are used.

To be honest, I am more interested in the 1994-2006 material. There are alot of dope unreleased tracks or rare tracks you can find online before 1998.

Why is it that 1996-2000 era seems to be the best for everyone, like after the year 2000 people and things just suddenly go to shit? You think it's the artists just losing their OG style by trying to stay modern?

[7thdayprofessor]

Why is it that 1996-2000 era seems to be the best for everyone, like after the year 2000 people and things just suddenly go to shit? You think it's the artists just losing their OG style by trying to stay modern?

It was the southern wave. New York & California controlled rap for its first 2 decades. After 2000, music from New Orleans to Atlanta started being released. Older artists tried to cater to these new audiences, losing their signature eastand west coast sounds.

[RoyalPurple]

[MENTION=244]endofdayz

94-Y2K

It was the southern wave. New York & California controlled rap for its first 2 decades. After 2000, music from New Orleans to Atlanta started being released. Older artists tried to cater to these new audiences, losing their signature eastand west coast sounds.

Perfectly said.

[Exodus]

album sucks big time... thx for reminding me