Busta's Big Bang

[.:Hercy Buggz:.]

Gave this album another spin.... Its soo good! quality beats

[dubsmith_nz]

Yeah it's one of my favourite albums from the last decade, production is impeccable, "Been Through The Storm" .

They fucked up Bustas career though at Aftermath, once he signed he's never been the same.

[Tha Crip]

This album was too good, was shorter than the usual Aftermath albums, they made the wrong songs singles imo. album was flawless except the Timbo track, 1st single should've been a Dre produced song (which he had lots of) just like every other album from Aftermath did. Could've made a big difference sales wise and than more Aftermath/Busta albums could happened after that  

[J. B A N A N A S]

"Goldmine" was straight hypnotic. Love that track.

[BiggBoogaBiff]

love this album and alot of its outtakes/mixtape songs (mostly quality).  im so suprised that this album doesnt get the proper notion and respect it deserves from all of these so called hip hop heads in their grumpy midlife crisis and these bloggers who still stay in their mother's basement.  you'd figure quality would get more respect than this (and it doesnt matter that it was on Aftermath and Dre had something to do with it, its that nice, that whole time before that too).  



papoose was right, people really do hate on true lyricist.  its crazy when u think about it.  other than the horrendous "How We Do It Over Here" and the sap-cheesy "I Love My Bitch" there really werent any horrible or out of place songs on there, none [besides those two, out of 15+]

[Matty]

album sounds big as ever, its aftermath. i think my problem with it before was it was more of aftermath than a busta rhymes sounding album. expected dre to take busta's raw style to the next level, like some earlier joints. as it is he's rapping on a bunch of impeccably produced songs. great but had the potential to be better.

[BiggBoogaBiff]

the only way it woulda been better is if he took off those two wack songs and replaced em with "carried the cross" (or whatever that other song with Nas & Dion is called that Kay Slay almost slayed) and some of those other bangin ass tracks.  Busta coulda 5 mic album imo if he wouldve took that route.  But it was a slightly different game back then, the mixtape game was still evolving heavily back then.  He was doing what everybody had to do back then

[andre]

Definitely a very good album. Production wise and lyrical content  If you have dr.dre on board, you know your production will be good. Look at eminem's relapse. For the fans. Let's analyze the album credits (see below). Dawaun Parker did his thing, Salute!
Here is an interview with Dawaun Parker with SkeeTv.



Whatsup with Mark Batson? Did he leave?

Whoever approved the Get Down (Produced By Timbaland & Nisan Stewart) song is insane. That shit is doesn't belong there.

Cocaina (Feat. Marsha Ambrosius Of Floetry) is my favorite song. I still play it to this day. Classic!

01. Get You Some (Feat. Q-Tip & Marsha Ambrosius Of Floetry)
Produced By Dr.Dre & Mark Batson
Keyboards: Mark Batson & Dawaun Parker

02. Touch It (Feat. Swizz Beatz)
Produced By Swizz Beatz
*Contains portions of "Technologic", as performed by Daft Punk.

03. How We Do It Over Here (Feat. Missy Elliott)
Produced By Dr.Dre
Keyboards: Dawaun Parker & Che Vicious
Additional vocals by Deana Evans

04. New York ish (Feat. Swizz Beatz)
Produced By DJ Scratch
*Contains a portion of "Faded Lady", as performed by SSO.

05. Been Through The Storm (Feat. Stevie Wonder)
Produced By Sha Money XL
Additional production by Dr.Dre
Keyboards: Mark Batson, Dawaun Parker & Mike Elizondo
Orchestra production: Busta Rhymes
*Contains samples from "Everlasting love", as performed by Felix Cavaliere.

06. In The Ghetto (Feat. Rick James)
Produced By DJ Green Lantern
Additional production by Dr.Dre
Additional keyboards: Dawaun Parker
*Contains a sample from "Ghetto Life", as performed by Rick James.

07. Cocaina (Feat. Marsha Ambrosius Of Floetry)
Produced By Dr.Dre & Mark Batson
Keyboards: Mark Batson
Guitar: Mike Elizondo
Additional keyboards: Che Vicious

08. You Can't Hold The Torch (Feat. Q-Tip & Chauncey Black)
Produced By J Dilla
Additional Keyboards by Dawaun Parker
Scratching by Busta Rhymes
*Contains samples from the composition "Inside My Love"

09. Goldmine (Feat. Raekwon)
Produced By Erick Sermon
Additional production by Dr.Dre
Additional Keyboards by Dawaun Parker & Che Vicious

10. I Love My chick (Feat. Kelis & Will.I.Am)
Produced By Will.I.Am
Additional vocals by Dante Santiago

11. Don't Get Carried Away (Feat. Nas)
Produced By Dr.Dre
Keyboards by Lionel Holoman & Dawaun Parker

12. They're Out To Get Me (Feat. Mr. Porter)
Produced By Denaun Porter

13. Get Down
Produced By Timbaland & Nisan Stewart

14. I'll Do It All (Feat. LaToiya Williams)
Produced By Jellyroll

15. Legend Of The Fall Offs
Produced By Dr.Dre
Keyboards by Dawaun Parker
Additional Vocals by Bokeem Woodbine & Cami Gutierrez
*Contains interpolations from the composition "Do You Ever", as performed by Return To Forever.

[BiggBoogaBiff]

imo this is his best work.  the mixtape joints before that were on the same level too.  no disrespect but u learn from mistakes like what Iovine Dre did by not having the right confidence in putting out your work.  theres probably about 100 legit classics over in those vaults thru-out the years, atleast 50 of em

[sofdark]

Touch It could've been a bigger single if they actually included they used the remix version for the single. Beat sounded so much better and DMX & Papoose killed it along with Busta.

[BiggBoogaBiff]

"touch it" was pretty big but obviously everybody could do better than they do or what they do.  its the curse of Artists

[dubsmith_nz]

Touch It could've been a bigger single if they actually included they used the remix version for the single. Beat sounded so much better and DMX & Papoose killed it along with Busta.

They made videos for the remixes I think? I thought Pap would blow up after that, he killed it.

[Will_B]

One of my fav albums from 06

[LAZY]

love this album and alot of its outtakes/mixtape songs (mostly quality).

I dont follow Busta too much but i do like this album. what tracks should i check out that were left off that would fit good


As for the album, its def a banger. Everytime i hear Get You Some i dam near blow my speakers cause u cant play this track too loud

[Invincible]

love this album and alot of its outtakes/mixtape songs (mostly quality).

I dont follow Busta too much but i do like this album. what tracks should i check out that were left off that would fit good

You Niggas Know
I'll Hurt You
Rough Around The Edges ft. Nas
Where's Your Money ft. ODB
We Up To No Good

Thats just a few of them.