It's May 31, 2024, 02:09:56 AM
"Art of War" was unfortunately for me the point where I started losing faith in BTNH. It had some good songs, but there was just waaaaayyy too much filler. Maybe if I hadn't listened to "Creepin On A Come Up" and "E 1999 Eternal" first, I would've felt differently, but "Art of War" was just a disappointment.
Disc 2 is lame anyways, You're better off without it.But I feel ya man. Art Of War was a bad ass CD. My personal favorite is still the Krayzie Bone solo.
Youv'e been sleeping. Disc 2 has definitley got some classic Bone, and it's really the last we got to hear of them like that. Disc 2 had a few weak songs, but overall it was still great. I'm a die hard Bone Thugs fans ( or at least I was in 97 lol ), so that might be why I see it the way I do. Thug Love, 7 Sign, Friends, Let The Law End, Wasteland Warriors were great and how you forget about U Ain't Bone? Bone was at their most lyrical and most motivated with this album imo. I always listen to this from time to time.
Quote from: phillyboy on August 15, 2006, 12:59:39 AMYouv'e been sleeping. Disc 2 has definitley got some classic Bone, and it's really the last we got to hear of them like that. Disc 2 had a few weak songs, but overall it was still great. I'm a die hard Bone Thugs fans ( or at least I was in 97 lol ), so that might be why I see it the way I do. Thug Love, 7 Sign, Friends, Let The Law End, Wasteland Warriors were great and how you forget about U Ain't Bone? Bone was at their most lyrical and most motivated with this album imo. I always listen to this from time to time.My bad, I thought Thug Love and Wasteland Warrios was on disc 1 too. I was a huge Bone fan too and rode with them even after the fell off. Thug World Order was some unforgivable shit though lol.