<sod>After it closed down in 1998, rights of the Cold Chillin' catalogue were purchased by Massachusetts-based [[LandSpeed Records]], now known as Traffic Entertainment Group. Along with [[Ruthless Records]], [[Death Row Records]], and [[Rap-a-Lot Records]], Cold Chillin' Records is widely respected for serious contributions to hip hop music during its formative years. In 2006, LandSpeed started releasing new versions of the classic albums in Cold Chillin’s’ catalog with their original artwork intact. However, the albums recorded by Big Daddy Kane remained with Warner Bros. Records, and Kool G. Rap's ''4,5,6'' remained with Epic Records. It use to be cold chillin now it's old chilli<eod>
<sod>After it closed down in 1998, rights of the Cold Chillin' catalogue were purchased by Massachusetts-based [[LandSpeed Records]], now known as Traffic Entertainment Group. Along with [[Ruthless Records]], [[Death Row Records]], and [[Rap-a-Lot Records]], Cold Chillin' Records is widely respected for serious contributions to hip hop music during its formative years. In 2006, LandSpeed started releasing new versions of the classic albums in Cold Chillin’s’ catalog with their original artwork intact. However, the albums recorded by Big Daddy Kane remained with Warner Bros. Records, and Kool G. Rap's ''4,5,6'' remained with Epic Records.<eod>