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That Was Then, This Is Now Vol. II, the sixth studio album by Los Angeles-based rapper Frost, was released on September 26, 2000, by Celeb Entertainment Inc. The album showcases Frost’s talent in the hip-hop genre, featuring collaborations with a range of artists such as Frank V., Clika One, Bago Loco, Danny Boy, P-Dogg, Bad Boy, Jay Tee, Lil One, Rasheed, SPM, Nino B, Slow Pain, Angel, Baby Bash, and Mad One.
The 15-track album starts with “Life Of A G,” setting the tone for the rest of the album. “Click Bang,” featuring Frank V., demonstrates Frost’s ability to collaborate with other artists and create dynamic tracks. “Six Million Ways To Die,” featuring Clika One, adds another dimension to the album with its catchy hook and powerful lyrics.
“Club Thugs,” featuring Bago Loco, Danny Boy, and P-Dogg, brings the party vibe to the album, while “West Coast Lowrider” pays homage to the West Coast hip-hop scene. “Thug Shit,” featuring Bad Boy, Jay Tee, Lil One, Rasheed, and SPM, showcases the talents of multiple artists, creating a unique listening experience.
“Ice Cold” and “One Shot” maintain the high energy of the album, followed by “That’s All A Gangster Needs,” another collaboration with Clika One. “Promise” delivers an introspective and heartfelt track, while “Celeb Ent,” featuring Nino B and Slow Pain, highlights the label’s roster of talent.
“Choo Choo Train,” featuring Angel, Baby Bash, and Mad One, adds a playful element to the album. The album concludes with “What These G’s Is Cookin’,” and “Speak On You,” featuring Baby Beesh and Nino B, before wrapping up with a short outro.
