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Tracklist (Vinyl)
| A1 | | Intro (Skit) | | | | A2 | | F*** You | | | | A3 | | Can I Live | | | | A4 | | Breathe Easy | | | | B1 | | Felony Niggas | | | | B2 | | Wild Out | | | | B3 | | Blood Pressure | | |
See more tracks| B4 | | Recognize | | | | C1 | | Y'All F***ed Up Now | | | | C2 | | Scream L.O.X. | | | | C3 | | U Told Me | | | | D1 | | Ryde Or Die , B**** | | | | D2 | | Bring It On | | | | D3 | | If U Know | | | | D4 | | We Are The Streets | | |
* Items below may differ depending on the release.
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Review
The Source (4/00, pp.203-4) - 3.5 mics out of 5 - "...The LOX hold nothing back - and it's that realness that gives the album its backbone....the trio attempt to prove that they could: do it; do it without Puffy; and lastly, do it well without Puffy....they...give you enough hot [stuff] to ryde to."
Vibe (3/00, p.202) - "...far surpasses its predecessor - it's what the Lox's fans wanted the first time around....[They] abandon their jiggy crutch and proceed to sell more drugs than Fidel Castro, terminate more half-stepping thugs and MC's...and… Read More conquer women at a...Wilt Chamberlain...pace..."
Rolling Stone (2/17/00, p.54) - 3.5 stars out of 5 - "...Where money, power and respect were once their prime concerns, [The Lox] are now obsessed with even baser issues. On STREETS, [they] aim to deal, kill, and steal....shows a diversity that the other Ruff Ryder albums lack..."
CMJ (2/14/00, p.24) - "...sheds all remains of their former gaudier image, opting to go straight-up rugged and raw as members of the Ruff Ryders camp....filled with rage-fueled rhymes and impassioned slices of ghetto storytelling....This is true power and respect right here, money.
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