CD Release Party
The release party for Million Dolla Broke Niggaz was held at the Granada Theater in Lawrence, Kansas on April 30, 2000. The show also featured the Zou, the 57th Street Rogue Dog Villains, and Tech N9ne. This performance remains the longest ever performance by DVS Mindz, clocking in at just over an hour. During the set, the band included songs that were rarely performed live, including “Murdarous Verses,” "Me, Myself, and I Prevail," and “Misrepresenters.” The disc received nearly universal critical praise from the local music press. The Pitch writer JJ Hensley noted that many "consider DVS Mindz the area's best rap group,", and journalist Geoff Harkness opined in a June 1, 2000 review for the Lawrence Journal-World that "the DVS debut serves as a bell-ringing wake-up call to area rap groups: The game just got raised to a whole new level." The CD has been long out of print, but it is relatively easy to find used copies online.
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