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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #105 on: July 17, 2001, 01:53:31 PM »
nah we've had worse.... LOL
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #106 on: July 17, 2001, 01:53:55 PM »
In my eyes it a classic....I labelled it as a classic as

soon as I started bumping it due to the fact that

IMO it sized up to the original Chronic, NO DOUBT!

There's not many artists that have second, third,

forth etc LP's that size upto their debut. 2001 will

always be reflected on, along with The Chronic by

aspiring emcees & Hip-Hop fans to come. This in my

eyes makes it a CLASSIC.
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #107 on: July 17, 2001, 02:06:01 PM »
i try to not get caught up in 'classic' discussions because all i know is what i like. thats why i label shit i really like 'Loc's Classics' lol

2001 is a Loc's Classic, i got kind of bored with it just cuz everyone was playing that shit too much, but when all the smoke settles it'll still be an incredible album

and the production did set a new trend in hip hop, even though some producers had been using that style on the underground (Hutch, The Glove, etc) this album brought it to a new level.

thats my 2 cents
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #108 on: July 17, 2001, 02:11:04 PM »

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i got kind of bored with it just cuz everyone was playing that shit too much, but when all the smoke settles it'll still be an incredible album



Yeah i same thing wit me it got rinsed hard

But its a dope album and....ah fuck it, i feel it is definately a classic album....
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #109 on: July 17, 2001, 02:26:37 PM »
One more thing I wanna say about Art Of War. ALOT of Bone fans USED to hate it, but now that Resurrection has come out and proved to be disappointing, many people who hated the Art Of War before now like it. If you dont believe me, go to almost any Bone board, and the majority will tell you that AOW is a bangin' album. I was telling mothafuckaz in 97' that AOW was a masterpiece, and people were like "hell naw". Nowadays, people are like "yea, Art Of War is the shit, I cant believe I hated that album before". It took mothafuckaz 3 years to catch up. The album concept is hella deep, and mothafuckaz didnt understand, thats why they hated on it. But now, in 2000, after the simplicity of Resurrection, people have really started to realize how great AOW really is. Some Bone fans even go as far to label it as their fav Bone album, or the best Bone album. I wouldnt go that far, cuz Eternal is UNTOUCHABLE, but AOW isnt too far behind. Listen to Resurrection, then listen to AOW. The difference is staggering. Resurrection lacked chemistry and cohesion, whereareas AOW was Bone's maturing peak. They matured on that album BIG time, and its still Uneeks most diverse production to this day [though Eternal is his musical masterpiece]. AOW marked the album where Krayzie become more diverse with his styles, Bizzy became a sharp lryicist, and Layzie was still pretty consistant. Wish kinda fell off, which was the only mishap of the album, besides a few filler cuts. Go to various Bone boards and see what they think about Art Of War now. I think you'll be surprised, BigJake.......

Oh, and Art Of War was liked well enough, for it sold over 5 million.
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #110 on: July 17, 2001, 02:33:03 PM »
that doesn't mean it's classic
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #111 on: July 17, 2001, 02:37:48 PM »
Fuck Yall, Every Bone thugs n harmony is a fuckin classic except tha last one. dats rite.
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #112 on: July 17, 2001, 02:42:25 PM »
ummm yeah and you probably own only 7 albums then , right
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #113 on: July 17, 2001, 02:43:31 PM »
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that doesn't mean it's classic


Yea, its debatable, but its definatly a better album than people give it credit for. If you have the album, give it a listen again. It really is a dope album, and the last great Bone album. Disc 1 was nearly flawless, and Disc 2 wasnt quite as strong but was still very listenable. The only reason people hated on is cuz they were expecting another E.1999, but the truth of the matter is, them cats grew up. They had no reason to rap about the streets anymore, cuz they didnt do that shit no more. So with AOW, they basically made a more deep concept album, based on "fighting w/o fighting" or "being mentally superior to your opposition". When you think about it, its a deep concept, very very deep. Cuz life itself is a struggle, and the concepts on that album apply to many everyday situations. Im probably not gonna convince you its a great album, but im just telling you why I think its dope. Alot of Bone fans who used to hate now love it death, cuz of Resurrection. Res wasnt a bad album, but it wasnt the caliber album a Bone album could or should be.
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #114 on: July 17, 2001, 02:54:40 PM »
Fuckin hata, there aint no otha group as good as bone, and no group has sold more than them,

E.1999 has sold nearly 10 million records.
Art of War-5 million
Creepin on ah come up-5 million
And they're still undaground and walk in their own streets wit their head up.

When did anyone from west besides 2pac do anythin like dat huh?
Dats what I thought.
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #115 on: July 17, 2001, 02:54:47 PM »
i bought this album when it first came out which was like in 97...


and the only tracks i feel are  to this day:


look into my eyes
if i could teach the world
thug luv
the intro
evil paradise
body rott


6 song on a cd with 28 songs...that's sad

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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #116 on: July 17, 2001, 02:59:36 PM »
bone is not the best group , it's about quality not quanity


wu tang is a better group than bone
Public enemy is a better group than bone
NWA is better than bone
the alkaholiks are better
outkast is better than bone
tribe called quest is better than bone
dogg pound is better



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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #117 on: July 17, 2001, 03:02:43 PM »
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Fuckin hata, there aint no otha group as good as bone, and no group has sold more than them,

E.1999 has sold nearly 10 million records.
Art of War-5 million
Creepin on ah come up-5 million
And they're still undaground and walk in their own streets wit their head up.

When did anyone from west besides 2pac do anythin like dat huh?
Dats what I thought.


Bone is the highest selling rap group ever, but some of those numbers are A LITTLE high.

E.1999 Eternal--8 million
AOW--5 million
Creepin ON Ah Come Up--4 million
BTNHresurrection--1.5 million
The Collection Vol.1--gold
Family Scriptures--2 million
Family Reunion--Platinum
Bizzy's first solo--gold [almost platinum]
Flesh's first solo--gold
Krayzie's solo--2 million

Anyway, the songs from AOW im feelin:

Disc 1: The whole thing, except song #7

Disc 2: Thug Luv, Hatin Nation, 7 Sign, Wastland Warriors, U Aint Bone, All Original, Whom Die The Lie, Friends [one of my fav Bone songs EVER], Evil Paradise.
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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #118 on: July 17, 2001, 03:03:58 PM »
hell razore i want you to read these reviews fans sent in to these certain sites about Art of War


stephan thomas earlwind(a critic but an admitted bone fan

The double-disc album was the bane of mid-'90s hip-hop. Single-disc albums tended to be over-long in the first place, but double-discs were even worse, since it required artists incapable of successfully filling out a 70 minute disc to produce twice as much music. And it wasn't a question of the two-disc set being an artistic statement — as if the rappers had so much to say they couldn't contain themselves to one disc — it was purely a commercial decision, so they could take home more royalties. It could be argued the first two double-disc rap albums by 2Pac and the Notorious B.I.G. justified their length, since they were hip-hop giants, and the Wu-Tang Clan's Wu-Tang Forever more than justified its length with vision, depth and variety. However, Bone Thugs N Harmony's double-disc Art of War can only qualify as an exercise in pure indulgence. Unlike the aforementioned artists, Bone doesn't posess either a lyrical or musical vision; their most distinctive trademark, whiny "soulful" sung vocals alternating with ragga-inflected raps, was lifted from Snoop Dogg and Dre productions. While the group is capable of producing a catchy single, they don't have the personality to sustain an album, much less a double-disc set. By the end of the second disc, they have repeated all of their ideas at least five times apiece, and only a few of those ideas resulted in actual songs in the first place. Even hardcore fans will find Art of War to be an endurance test. As the cliche says, it's a double album that would have made an excellent single disc — and in this case, that means a standard 45-minute record, not a 70-minute CD.

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Re: 2001 is NOT a classic
« Reply #119 on: July 17, 2001, 03:04:45 PM »
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bone is not the best group , it's about quality not quanity


wu tang is a better group than bone
Public enemy is a better group than bone
NWA is better than bone
the alkaholiks are better
outkast is better than bone
tribe called quest is better than bone
dogg pound is better






Um, The Doggpound and the Liks are NOWHERE near Bone, just for the fact that E.1999 Eternal shits on anything either of those groups has ever done, and im not even gonna argue about this........
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