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The new Jedi Mind Tricks (History of Violence) is f*cking decent. Jus Allah murders every track.
Biggie didn't end up laying his verse until a couple days later. He went home practiced the Bone flow which they had taught him, and recorded his verse later on. Just one example of why Bone are the greatest group ever, but they never get the credit they deserve.
prob cause Eazy E started them....... but seriously Tha Crossroads is prob the only rap song ive ever liked..
He's allready been mentioned in the thread. I thought i'd mention some albums that people may not of heard. But yes "No One Can Do It Better" is a classic.
Bone Thugs popularity stems from their versatility. They've got all bases covered one way or another throughout the 5 members. Not many groups can rap & genuinly sing. Their hooks are amazing, and their rapid fire verses spawned a whole generation of imitators. Just look at the amount of rappers who've tried to copy their style since they debuted. When they collaborated with the Notorious B.I.G, Biggie was absolutely awestruck by them. He was marvelling at their skill. Layzie Bone was drunk as f*ck and jumped in his car and went to sleep. When it was time to record his verse, he was still asleep with his face pressed up against the window. They woke him up, he stumbled out of his car, walked back into the studio, straight into the booth, recorded his verse in ONE take, then walked back out the studio, got in his car, and went back to sleep. The entire Bad Boy camp were stunned. Biggie didn't end up laying his verse until a couple days later. He went home practiced the Bone flow which they had taught him, and recorded his verse later on. Just one example of why Bone are the greatest group ever, but they never get the credit they deserve.
interesting ... i read biggie was embarrassed and practiced his verse in the next room and then came in and laid it
there is no way bone are better than wu-tang clan ... the wu have two group classics, two solo classics, three near solo classics, one group and four solo 8/10's and a couple more bangers ... granted they also have some garbage too ...
the wu had more immitators after 36 chambers than anyone else and still to this day you have fans trying to get up in the wu camp, like bronze and cilva ...
the wu have bone covered from now until eternity ... wu-tang was a movement
kiwi boi 15 said::lol::lol: thats awesome, I always liked Layzie the best.
Whats up with Bizzy though? is he back with Bone?
hey bobby i cant get into that document, it gets errors when tyring to stream it.
each to their own i say.
i presonally like wu tang better than bone thugs, i never really got into their style.
thought i would add my top 15 album list, although it is very hard to do so as there are so many i love, im just going to follow what i grew up with.
in no particular order
run dmc - tougher than leather
Boogie down productions (KRS One and DJ Scott La Rock) - Criminal Minded
ice cube - amerikkas most wanted
ice t - original ganster
nwa - straight out a compton
notorious BIG - ready to die
cypress hill - black sunday
snoop dogg - doggy style
DPG - Dog Food
Wu Tang - 36 chambers
method man - tical
Geto Boys - Geto Boys (real dirty south shiit)
2 live crew - as nasty as they wanna be
ll cool j - bigger and deffer
Dr Dre - The Chronic
I like the itchy trigger finger n****rs.....