Talk:D-Block
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[edit] What happened to the Lox article?
Why were these articles merged, with only a short paragraph mentioning the Lox? The previous page included their history and origins. The Lox and D-Block are 2 entirely seperate entities. There should be more focus on the Lox, since they were the original group that Biggie and Puff had taken under their wing. J-Hood is not the only difference between the two groups. D-Block was formed before J-Hood was even in the group. D-Block signifies their modern presence as an expanding group and a record label, whereas the Lox was the original, nitty-gritty, old school group that solely consisted of Styles P, Sheek Louch, and Jadakiss. To further illustrate the difference, there has been much talk of a soon-to-be released Lox cd. If they had merely changed the groups name, the cd would be released under the group name D-Block, as has been done thousands of times on mixtapes. 68.198.130.84 09:30, 18 February 2007 (UTC) spin
[edit] Bully disambiguation
This page links to Bully in a few places, which is a disambiguation page. I don't see an appropriate article to link to, however. Can somebody make a stub (or a whole article) for this Bully, fix the link in this page, and add it to the Bully (disambiguation) page? --Merkuri 22:46, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Styles and D-Block beef somewhat unresolved
Edited the final sentence of the Beefs section where it was stated Styles P and 50 Cent had made peace during the Hot 97 Angie Martinez Radio Show. The conversation went awkwardly and finished somewhat unresolved with neither rapper really conceding anything or definitively "squashing" any beef. Though to be certain both seemed to have tried initially, the feelings of most listeners I've read/spoken with is that nothing productive came from the conversation (which can be found at YouTube with keyword searches for Hot 97 or Styles P and 50 Cent). B.Soto 07:21, 10 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] albums?
It is quite odd that this article mentions all the individual albums the group member have done but doesn't mention either of their 2 albums as the lox.68.164.85.143 (talk) 06:12, 12 June 2008 (UTC)
