Artist..........: Busta Rhymes And Dj Scratch
Album...........: I Bullshit You Not
Genre...........: Hip-Hop
Label...........: Be Music Group
Catnr...........: BEM035
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 27-03-2010
Street.Date.....: 28-08-2009
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://musique.fnac.com/a2718397/
Size............: 37.42MB
Song.Title :
01. Fate Of The World 2:15
02. Director's Cut (Feat Uncle Murda) 2:43
03. Let's Do It (Feat Spliff Star) 2:23
04. Foreign Currency (Feat Maino) 3:40
05. Piano Man (Feat Spliff And Reek) 5:00
06. Death Wish (Feat Raekwon) 2:48
07. Try Your Hand (Feat Show Money) 3:24
08. The Game Room (Feat Lil Fame) 3:25
09. Victim 3:21
10. Give A Damn (Feat Show Money And Reek) 3:08
11. Bounce Back 2:33
12. Feel My Pain 3:16
Runtime: 37:56 min
Release.Info :
ItÆs undeniable that Busta Rhymes is one of the greatest MCs of all time. Since
Leaders of The New School, heÆs been viewed as a beast. Now in his 18th year, he
has one of the longest runs amongst active hip-hop artists. So you have to give
this man his well-deserved respect. But for some reason or another, people never
throw him in the 10 Top Dead or Alive list. HeÆs always Top 20.
But it is what it is. ThereÆs still only a handfulùif thatùwho can give him any
comp on the mic. The flow, the lyrics and just delivery are all mastered to that
3rd degree black belt status. He can go in a street banger like ôDeath Wishö and
have you feeling like strutting your stuff down the streets and poppinÆ your
collar or have you paying attention to his words on a joint like ôDirectorÆs
Cutö where he talks about what he wouldÆve done the same or did different on
some of his favorite cult classic flicks. Me personally, if I was Bruce Leroy in
The Last Dragon, I wouldÆve blammed out Vanity in the middle of her glass dance
floor while that Bruce Lee music video was playing. But thatÆs just me.
ôFeel My PainöÆs sound and feel had that ôThe Comingö vibe to it. From his
animation on the hook to the slow paced beat, Busta can still get nostalgic with
it. The same can be said with ôTry Your Handö where homie said, ôYÆall know my
M.O. bitch, see IÆm back to create some trouble/I mastermind the shit, I pieced
it together like puzzles/while I wife the most exotic chicks and get money like
Russell/you angry cause itÆs difficult to keep up with my hustle/I package the
crack and give it to a couple bitches to smuggle/be clear, lemme tell all you
niggas wing/I bite the microphone like a nigga was born to win/to conquer
anything about me itÆll be hard to do it/I advise you to get smart or you can
die stupid.ö
But every rapper has his/her Achilles heel. In BustaÆs case itÆs his attempts to
get a little too creative with his work. Whether itÆs with his flow or the
production choice. Like on ôLetÆs Do Itö Busta did his thing with the flow, but
the beat was a little too electronic sounding for my personal taste. Same goes
for ôBounce Back.ö The production just didnÆt have any personality to match
Bussa BusÆ character. But on the flip side, ôThe Game Roomö had a videogame
sample to it and came out harder than Larry Craig in a public bathroom in the
Village.
While this mixtape wasnÆt filled with music that blew me away or left me with a
neck brace, it was still a good project. Busta hasnÆt lost his creativity and
his flow is still as on point as ever. But him being who he is, heÆs set the bar
pretty high for himself. If Busta doesnÆt break new ground with at least one
song on his project in some way, shape or form itÆs kind of a let down. But
thatÆs just how I see it. Whenever you hear a Busta project you expect to hear a
ôWoo Hah!ö or a ôPut Ya Hands Where My Eyes Can Seeö or a ôBreak Ya Neck.ö But
you canÆt be too mad at this man. He gave us all those aforementioned classics.
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