Customer Reviews

Da Good Da Bad & Da Ugly

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So now on this album my boy Bushwick is missing in action and it comes after the classic Resurrection cd. I really wondered how it would sound without Wick on it and to my surprise it came out very good. To fill the void they showcased a lot of Rap-A-Lot talent on almost every song. This worked for the most part but sometimes takes away from the vibe of the cd. Lyrically Face and Willie D are still on point and Wiliie D switches his style up on this one. DMG really steps up to the plate and hits homeruns on songs he apperas on.

Every great group has to have one album being the least favorite and this is the one. But this album is still better than a lot of other cd's from other artist. Ghetto Boys have no weak albums lets get that str8 but this may be the last on everyone's ranking list.

Key tracks:
Livin 4 The Moment
Eye 4 An Eye
Free
B***hes & Hoes
Gangsta (Put Me Down)
Gun In Your Mouth

GhettoBoyz, Da Good Da Bad & Da Ugly, Geto Boys: Willie D,Scarface,Minus Bushwick Bill. The Resurrection was an better album, Still with appearences from The Outlawz and some good songs on here, it hits heavy as usual. have not lost their appeal. Still one of the Best from the South.

geto boys are always coming with fresh new lyrics. on every album they have a new style but remain true to their fans. they are one of the true southern hip-hop pioneers.

G.B. is legendary like Willie D said -recognize the MO

At first, I wasn't sure what to expect from a Geto Boys album without my boy Bushwick...and even though his presence is missed, the up and coming Rap-A-Lot thugs sure make up. Rap-A-Lot is on fire and I want y'all to support them by buying all the RAL albums you can, they all tight!! Hey Rap-A-Lot, bring back Bill!! Recognize the M.O.B.!

With the release of Da Good Da Bad & Da Ugly, the masterminds of rap from the best coast of all - The Gulf Coast, have out-done themselves once again. As a long-time fan of the 5th Ward gankstas, even the absence of Bushwick M.F. Bill doesn't bother me since my favorite has always been Willie D. As long as it's made by Lil' J and the songs are written by Brad Jordan and Willie Dennis, it's gonna be a great album. We can't expect the power that 1996's The Resurrection gave us, but damn, this album is "still" tha bomb. No one can call women b's and h's and still get more results in tha sac than Face and Dee. With guest appearances by long time homey DMG and newcomer Yukmouth, the rapping moves smooth and there's enough bad mouthing to please any gankta rap fan. So if it's Bushwick you want, go buy Little Big Man, Chuckie's first solo project. But if you want to support the Rap-A-Lot Mafia, this is a goo d choice. I got my copy at exactly 12 Midnight on Tuesday, and I've probably listened to it 6 times all the way through, it's that good. The only thing I have a problem with is that there are some guest rapper that sound too much like 2Pac, and I never liked him much, he ain't never done nuthin for the black community. Song 3 is tha best sofar. hail crassus.

This album is probably the third best GB album (behind Grip It! and We Can't Be Stopped). Most of the songs are good, except for 2 or 3, like I Don't F*ck with you and Like Some Hoes. The main thing I didn't like was that most songs had guest rappers on it. If the tape was just Willie D and Scarface (without the guest rappers), it may have been the best GB tape, even better than Grip It!, because the best songs on the album are the songs when it's just Face and D doing their thing.

This is real I would advise you to buy it it is off the hoo

Arrrrgggghhh! This was the worst Geto Boys offering I have heard to date! Obviously Scarface wasn't enough to save this "album". Why wasn't Bushwick in on this one? Most of the songs were performed by Willie-D and I'm sorry but Willie-D can't rap! There isn't one single song on this album that I would refer to anyone! This GB product deserves to be put in the trash. I'm a true Geto Boys fan and I say to other GB fans out there: DON'T BUY THIS ALBUM!!!!!!!!

Yet another unimaginative gangsta rap offering. Can anyone bring anything new to this tired genre? Guess I'll place my hopes on the upcoming Method Man joint.