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T.H.U.G.S.

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

The four man Bone group returns (sort of), Krayzie, Layzie, Wish, and Bizzy are brought back to you by Tomica Wright to get her some more money since the group left Ruthless Records, but none the less it's still anice album of some older tracks Bone reorded that never made any of their albums. With 12 songs, you get 3 that are ok, 1 Classic, and 8 are good, a few being real good. No guests on any songs. As usual Krayzie is on the most, all 12 songs and does almost all the hooks, Layzie is on 11 of the 12, and Bizzy and Wish are each on 10 songs. Production is good as well. Noel "Detail" Fisher does 4 songs, Bone does 3, Alvin "Stone" Clark, Rick Rock, LT Hutton, DJ Uneek, and Co-Stars all do 1 song. A nice album for fans of Bone to grab a hold of.

#2 - 8 (bizzy, layzie, krayzie, wish)
#3 - 8 (Krayzie, layzie, bizzy, wish)
#4 - 7.5 (krayzie, layzie, bizzy wish)
#5 - 7 (krayzie, bizzy, layzie, wish)
#6 - 6.5 (krayzie, wish, layzie)
#7 - 9 (layzie, bizzy, krayzie -- tight beat)
#8 - 8 (wish, layzie, krayzie)
#9 - 10 (CLASSIC -- krayzie, layzie, bizzy, wish -- great relaxing beat)
#10 - 9 (krayzie, layzie, bizzy -- nice beat)
#11 - 8 (krayzie, wish, bizzy, layzie)
#12 - 8.5 (krayzie, wish, bizzy)
#13 - 8.5 (krayzie, wish, layzie, bizzy)

KRAYZIE BONE -- Anthony Henderson -- b. 6/3/74 -- Cleveland, OH
LAYZIE BONE -- Steven Howse -- b. 9/23~75 -- Cleveland, OH
WISH BONE -- Charles Scruggs -- b. 2/17/75 -- Cleveland, OH
BIZZY BONE -- Bryon Anthony McCane -- b. 9/12/76 -- b. Colubmus, OH moved to Cleveland, OH

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This is a tight album even for an unofficial studio album. If you're a bone fan or even if you're not, this will satisfy you...

I will say, when i first saw the title, I was like "OH SNAPS!! A NEW CD ALREADY?!" but when I looked at the tracks, I realized that it wasn't a new cd after all, it was cut tracks, most of which i have heard before. For the uninformed...Bizzy is not and most likely WILL NOT be back in Bone Thugs. This is just Ruthless Records attempt to cash in on Bone's new found success. Bone wouldn't release an album through Interscope and then go back to Ruthless in under a year. Also, "T.H.U.G.S." was the title of Flesh-N-Bone's debut CD on Def Jam.

This cd has some good cuts though. If you want a cd full of Bone Thug album cuts then get this album, REGARDLESS if Ruthless is cashing in (which indeed they are). Listen before you buy, because like previously mentioned, this isn't an actual studio album, just cuts.

This CD has quite a few songs I've never heard but... Ruthless is making money off of this. For those of you that don't know Bone is no longer with Ruthless Records. It isn't right, but there may be some kind of agreement between Bone and Ruthless regarding unreleased material. Although I haven't seen or heard anything about that. I rate it 5 because they drop that flow that everyone has come to know and love.

For a CD full of unreleased material this ranks high on my list. They have some very notable tracks that I think really stand out. Young Thugs, Wildin', Nation of Thugs, Remember Yesterday, Don't Waste My Time, and my personal favorite So Many Places. It's a very good CD. I'm real surprised that some of this stuff didn't make their BTNHResurrection and Thug World Order CDs. I guess it wasn't much in their control but if you don't have this CD definitely buy it.

wow first off, the record company tries to send the world a false sense of hope with bizzy on the album and everyone thought he was back with the band, but no these are outtakes and you can really tell. "nation of thugs" is a standout that would fit on any album and "young thugs" was a decent song. Alot of these tracks feel weak and uninspired and it really was a disappointment after "strength and loyalty." All in all, Bizzy did come back with still creepin, the new bone album (Bone brothers 4 really), but skip this, because the bone thugs are being exploited for money.

As much as I hate the ethics behind what Ruthless is doing, I really like this CD, simply because Bizzy is on the track. I actually like the lack of guest appearances. Strength and Loyalty only had the new Flow Motion, I Tried, and Never Forget Me for tracks that I consistently listen to and that CD had more guests than Jay Leno, SNL, and David Letterman combined. They became famous through Ruthless and the closer they got to "mainstream" the weaker their stuff got. Same thing with Bizzy up until Evolution of Elevation unfortunately... and even he has Real Talk doing stupid remixes of some of his older stuff that sound horrible. Unfortunately the days when rap was good, the mid to late '90s, has passed. Of my three favorite acts, BTNH split and became mainstream, The Lost Boyz just completely fell apart, and only Tech N9ne is left as the single underground rapper who is still saying FTI.

I know that Bone won't see any of the money for this CD's sales, but this is still a good album. I was surprised these tracks were never released by Ruthless, these are some good songs. There is a good number of tight beats and verses. Overall, I'd say its better than Thug Stories. To those that are hardcore Bizzy fans, Bone don't need Bizzy to sound good (period) He is in these unreleased tracks, but he is not back with bone.

Favorite Tracks:
1.T.H.U.G.S. (almost entirely because of the beat)
2.Wildin' (cool hook and flows)
3.Sweet Jane
4.Everyday Thugs (really good beat!)
5.Remember Yesterday

"T.H.U.G.S." is the latest Bone Thugs N Harmony album in stores. The album features 13 previously unreleased Bone Thugs N Harmony songs. The album features vocals from Bizzy, Wish, Krazie and Lazy Bone. The songs were recorded in the late 90s before Bizzy departed the group.

"T.H.U.G.S." is a pretty decent Bone Thugs N Harmony album. The group are melodic and harmonize in their well known manner. The album doesn't feature a lot of guest appearances or a lot of big name producers but it's a pretty good album. The tracks are laid back and many such as "I'm Bone" are R&B influenced. There aren't many songs that stand out as extraordinarily memorable, but "T.H.U.G.S." is a good album to listen to from start to finish.

Ruthless Records is promoting their 20th Anniversary with the release of "T.H.U.G.S." The record label which was founded by the late Eazy-E and Jerry Heller signed Bone Thugs in Harmony in the early 90's and released their debut album "Creepin' On a Come Up." Ruthless Records is best known for launching the career of historical rap group N.W.A.

I'm sick of Ruthless trying to make as much money off the Bone Thugs name as they can. I could deal with them releasing the Greatest Hits CD and the Chopped and Screwed version, BUT this CD IS A REMAKE!!! All the tracks on this CD were recorded around the time Thug World Order dropped, which is why Bizzy is on the CD. The Bone Thug Affiliated website released this SAME CD almost a YEAR AGO on their website. The site is run by DJ U-Neek (Bone Thugs DJ/Producer). The CD was originally called The Lost Files and had different WAY BETTER beats on all the tracks. STOP SUPPORTING RUTHLESS RECORDS AND DONT BY ANY MORE CRAPPY BONE CD'S. INTERSCOPE IS WHERE ITS AT FOR BONE 2007-ETERNAL!!!!