The Lox

• Money, Power and Respect [Bad Boy, 1998] C+
• We Are the Streets [Ruff Ryders/Interscope, 2000]

Consumer Guide Reviews:

Money, Power and Respect [Bad Boy, 1998]
As a statement of principle, the title track is scary-good and creatively derivative; put into practice it's scary-stupid and oppressively ordinary. How do we get MPR? By play-acting bully-boy scenarios that sound petty enough to be from life and making up others we'd never have the guts for--one production number climaxes with, eek, a hand grenade! And by showing an endless profusion of imaginary bitches who the man is--the other production number climaxes when three gold-digging skeezers, as they were called in the good old days, end up with their blood all over the tracks. C+

We Are the Streets [Ruff Ryders/Interscope, 2000]
"Intro"