Positive K
Ain't No Crime

We are very proud to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his “Wrap Your Lips Around This” album with this limited exclusive double vinyl from underground Brooklyn legend Agallah The Don (formerly 8-Off).Appearing for the first time ever on vinyl, the 17 tracks on this album feature hit singles “Alize For Dolo” and “Ghetto Girl” as well as production from legendary D.I.T.C. member Diamond D.Agallah has produced tracks for Busta Rhymes, Remy Ma, The Diplomats, Rockin’ Squat of french group Assassin, Sean Price(R.I.P), Saigon, Game Theory, PMD, DAS EFX, Mobb Deep, Onyx, Big Pun, Group Home, etc. He has also produced for Guru (R.I.P) and Guru’s vocal recordings from this collaboration appear on the last Gang Starr album “One Of The Best Yet”

All the barking and growling in the world could not detract from the fact that DMX is a troubled, tormented soul. On And Then There Was X, the multiplatinum-selling Dark Man X uses his signature fragmented flow with its singsongy vocal inflections to preach, teach, and reveal. Melodramatic storytelling has always been his shtick, whether it's tales of robbing liquor stores, plotting violent murders, or teaching shorties the code of the streets. X's inner conflicts are laid out on "Angel," a dialogue between himself and his Lord, and his ability to acknowledge different perspectives of a situation (i.e., repercussions) on several songs add depth to his character. The anthemlike "What's My Name," with its affirmations "I have no friends" and "I'm not a nice person," proves that money, fame, and popularity do not translate into happiness for DMX.