Who remembers back in the day (late 95 to 2000) when No Limit Records and Master P were the shit. They were regional from 92 till 95 and 96 they blew up. Who was your favorite No Limit Soldier. I liked FIEND the best followed by MAC.

Also, how many No Limit Soldier members were their. It is probally more then Wu Tang Clan.

I got alooooot of f*ckin time on my hands.....


I)1991
'Get Away Clean'
Get Away Clean (1991)


II)1992

'Mama's Bad Boy'
Mama's Bad Boy (1992)

'1 Step Head of Yall'
1 Step Head of Yall (1992)


III)1993

'Married to the Mob'
Married to the Mob (1993)


IV)1994

'The Ghettos Tryin to Kill Me!'
The Ghettos Tryin To Kill Me! (1994)

'Understanding the Criminal Mind'
Understanding the Criminal Mind (1994)

'Anotha Level of the Game'
Anotha Level Of The Game (1994)

'High Fo Christmas [EP]'
High For Christmas (1994)


V)1995

'99 Ways to Die'
99 Ways To Die (June 1995 Version)

'Good Girl Gone Bad'
Good Girl Gone Bad (1995)

'Escape from the Mental Ward'
Escape from the Mental Ward (1995)

'Deep N Tha Game'
Deep N Tha Game (1994-1995)


VI)1996

'MP Da Last Don'
Ice Cream Man (1996)

'The Shocker'
The Shocker (1996)

'7 Sins'
7 Sins (1996)


VII)1997

'Ghetto D'
Ghetto D (1997)

'Ghetto's Trying to Kill Me'
The Ghetto's Trying To Kill Me (1997)

'Unlady Like'
Unlady Like (1997)

'Pre-Meditated Drama'
Pre-Meditated Drama (1997)

'West Coast Bad Boyz, Vol. 1: Anotha Level Of The Game'
West Coast Bad Boyz I: Anotha Level Of The Game (1997)

'Master P Presents...West Coast Bad Boyz II'
Master P Presents...West Coast Bad Boyz II (1997)

'I'm Bout It: From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack'
I'm Bout It: From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [EXPLICIT LYRICS] [SOUNDTRACK]
(1997)


VIII)1998

'MP Da Last Don'
MP Da Last Don (1998)

'I Got The Hook Up! Original Motion Picture Soundtrack'
I Got The Hook Up (1998)

'Charge It 2 da Game'
Charge It 2 Da Game (1998)

'Life Or Death'
Life Or Death (1998)

'Give It 2 'Em Raw'
Give It 2 'Em Raw (1998)

'Am I My Brother's Keeper'
Am I My Brother's Keeper (1998)

'Shell Shocked'
Shell Shocked (1998)

'No Limit Soldiers Compilation: We Can't Be Stopped'
We Can't Be Stopped (1998)

'Sky's the Limit'
Sky's The Limit (1998)

'Wise Guys'
Wise Guys (1998)

'There's One in Every Family'
There's One in Every Family (1998)

'Mama Drama'
Mama Drama (1998)

'Black Mafia'
Black Mafia (1998)

'Da Game Is To Be Sold, Not To Be Told'
Da Game Is To Be Sold, Not To Be Told (1998)

'Mean Green: Major Players Compilation'
Mean Green: Major Players Compilation (1998)


IX)1999

'Only God Can Judge Me'
Only God Can Judge Me (1999)

'Only God Can Judge Me'
Only God Can Judge Me (1999)

'Made Mann'
Made Mann (1999)

'Bossalinie'
Bossalinie (1999)

'World War III'
W.W. 3 (1999)

'Thuggin'
Thuggin' (1999)

'Rear End'
Rear End(1999)

'On Top of Da World'
On Top of Da World (1999)

'No Limit Top Dogg'
Top Dogg (1999)

'Da Crime Family'
Da Crime Family (1999)


X)2000

'Ghetto Postage'
Ghetto Postage (2000)

'Trapped in Crime'
Trapped In Crime (2000)


XI)2001

'My World My Way'
My World My Way (2001)

nah I wouldn't say their were more No limit soldiers then Killa Bees.....



I did love me some Mia X. though.....tightest chick to come out the South.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

There's a hip hop station in NY (can't think of the call letters) that'll go: "Back in the day...199_.
And I'm like, "why is 199_ considered back in the day?" But then I realize that their core demographic is probably teenagers who were children then, so this probably in "back in the day" to them.

UptownDeb said:

yeah I hear u....I have a friend that calls TLC and Paula Abdul old school....

boriquateddy said:

Damn!

UptownDeb said:

Straighten them youngbloods out Lil Sis.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

No Limit Soldiers

This first list is just from Master P's Richmond, California Etra from 91 'til Mid 95.

Master P
Silk The Shocker
C-Murder
The Real Untouchables (The Original TRU, but different Members)
Big Ed
E-A-Ski
King George
Tre-8
Sonya C
Lil' Ric
Dangerous Dame
Calli G
CMT
Rally Ral
Big O’
Chilly Powdah
Markest Bank
Rock D
Daniel Fry
Fonzo

This is from their greatest period 95 'til 2000, the New Orleans Era, Only Big Edcame with P from Richmond, Cali

TRU
Snoop Dogg
Mystikal
504 Boyz
Fiend
Mia X
Kane & Able
Mr. Serv-On
Young Bleed
MAC
Soulja Slim R.I.P.
Magic
Steady Mobb'n ( Billy Bathgate, Crooked Eye )
Skull Duggrey
Gambino Family ( Gotti, Regginelli, P’heno, Melchior )
Prime Suspects ( E, Skinew, Gangsta T )
Ghetto Commision ( Doeleeo, Hollow Way, Valario, Spade)
Sons of Funk (G-Funk, Rico, ?, ? )
Mo B. Dick
Full Blooded
Mercedes
Lil Soldiers
Lil Italy
Mean Green
Mr. Marcelo
Hounds of Gert-Town ( Full Blooded, Nite Tyme, Camouflage )
Gotti
Trenitty
2 for 1
Short Circuit ( Freedom )
QB
Renzo
Ke’Noe
Porsha
Ms. Peaches
Storm
Erica Foxx
A-Lexxus
*Tank Dawgz (Original Members, Snoop Dogg, C-Murder, Fiend, MAC)
Beats by the Pound (Mo B. Dick, Craig B, DJ KLC, Carlos Stephens, O’Dell)

The New No Limit Records 2001 - present

Lil Romeo
Krazy
Choppa
5th Ward Weebie
D.I.G.
Popeye
T-Bo
Curren$y The Hot Spitter

Master P and No Limit also had their hand in other labels like his brother C-Murders TRU Records

New-9
Wango
Bass Heavy
XL

His boy from Baton Rouge C-Loc and his label C-Loc Records

C-Loc
Concentration Camp ( C-Loc, Young Bleed, Max Minelli, J-Von, Lay Lo)
Lay Lo
Maxminelli
Lil Boosie
Lucky Knuckles
Boo The Boss Playa
Growl Nitty
J-Von
Leetyme
Goldie

Wu-Tang does not have this many artist, I know for sure. They didn't jave over 80 plus artist signed with them at one point or another.

LittleBLUECorvette said:[quote]Who remembers back in the day (late 95 to 2000) when No Limit Records and Master P were the shit.


Master P/No Limit never was "the shit". He and everything his crummy label ever released was just plain "shit", with no definitive article. Everything, that is, except for Snoop's "No Limit/Topp Dogg". Now THAT was THE SHIT!

Shapeshifter said:[quote]

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I'd agree with just about all of that.. except for 'Topp Dogg' being "the shit". I'm quite sure that one was just shit.

when was no limit "the shit"....I think I was sleep.

Not that I'm a hip hop/rap snob, but someone here actually liked the shitloads that came from No Limit's ass label? I can respect Percy Miller for his " street hustla " business acumen, he's done more than I'll ever do, BUT THE MUSIC & PRODUCTS HE'S PRODUCED ARE HORRIBLE!!! Even if you bought one album from an act on his label, why did you go back and buy another one??

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Shapeshifter said:

Of course "Topp Dogg" was no "Doggystyle", BUT compared to the rubbish Snoop put out between those two albums and all the rubbish he's put out since, "Topp Dogg" is a relative masterpiece.

I never liked this branch of rap music.I will say that I got amusement out of all those women I saw with No Limit Soldier tattooed on various body parts.I wonder how stupid they feel now.

Rhondab said:

Same here I had a friend that used to torture me w/ that shit everytime we rode in her car

CalhounSq said:

Yes I have also horrible memoirs. They were.....HORRENDOUS.....