The collection highlights 1998 as the most prolific year in No Limit's history, featuring released in a single year. Notable entries from this peak period include: Young Bleed : My Balls & My Word (January 1998). Fiend : There’s One in Every Family (May 1998). Soulja Slim : Give It 2 ’Em Raw (May 1998). Mac : Shell Shocked (July 1998). Mia X : Mama Drama (October 1998). 🏗️ Collection Structure
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The group featuring P and his brothers, Silkk and C-Murder, which established the "Soldier" brand. The collection highlights 1998 as the most prolific
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Before the mainstream platinum plaques, No Limit was a gritty West Coast/Gulf Coast hybrid label. Early albums in a complete archive reveal a darker, raw gangsta rap aesthetic. Soulja Slim : Give It 2 ’Em Raw (May 1998)
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