Bone Thugs N Harmony East 1999
When I first heard Bone Thugs, it was on the now-classic song Crossroads. Back in the day, Bone was crazy, introducing the harmony and sing/rappin styles to the game which modern fake ass rappers (mostly Nelly) jacked, and they were extremely versatile–Bizzy’s high sing-song voice, Bizzy and Krayzie’s fast rappin and flows, Wish’s deep voice and Layzie just to round it out. A lot of the time the group’s lyrical capabilities are underestimated; maybe later on they fell off, but on this album they were tight. Their whole debut album is a straight classic. 1) Da Introduction Just a little intro in the beginning, but evolves into a track. Even the intro is a good song! A soft, slow,ominous song with a slow piano and thunder in the background has each Bone Thug spitting it slow, though Krayzie alternates slow and fast very well.
Each thug’s verse is a good one, at least. (Great) 2) East 1999 A dark piano beat with an ominous organ in the background, like music in a video game where you’re in a dungeon (lol).
Lyrics to 'East 1999' song by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: East ninteen ninety nine my niggas. Thinkin' bout back in the days when the year was '89 Litt. Me, get the gun, run and gunnin', frontin' with thugs. Gotta get to the smug, turn around and we pump slugs, put 'em in the mud, and all across my face was, 'I'd rather lay in blood.'
Bone Thugs N Harmony East 1999 Remix
Lyrics to 'East 1999' by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.
Less harmonious/singing, but each thug’s verse holds it down. (Great) 3) Eternal This time flutes counterbalance the piano. This cut sounds more sing-song. Each bone has a really good flow, and I love the half-gibberish singsong chorus. Also they trade rhymes more frequently; this really shows what they can do and that they sound good together. (Excellent) 4) Crept and We Came Much darker track, there’s lots of harmony and sing-flowing. The verses are good but the flows are, as usual on this album more prominent and very good.
The way Krayzie and Bizzy hook up on the chorus is great too. (Great) 5) Down ’71 (The Getaway) A dark string beat starts off with a skit about Bizzy being sentenced to death. Each spits a story about gettin away from a shootout/crime scene etc., with no chorus.
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Again they split into the separate verse formation, and each verse is nice. (Great) 6) Mr. Bill Collector Like the lighter, laid back tin drum/flute/xylophone(?) beat. A song about makin money, not givin money. Each member is singsongish on the flows, as usual with the usual good verses. I find Layzie’s rhyme scheme strange but it’s a good verse; Krayzie’s is a little lacking. Love the harmony on the chorus and Bizzy’s flow, just a great sound in general.
(Excellent) 7) Budsmokers Only Another above par track, even for this album full of really good songs. The thugs do a lot of sing-songiness and some harmony, lovin the laid back, echoey, bouncy beat.
Simply a great chill song, Bizzy really does sound high tho, his rhymes are all over the place but his flow is still good. (Excellent) 8) Crossroad The classic, most well-known Bone track. This is one of the best songs on the album. Each Bone Thug raps about missing their loved ones, lots of singing and harmony.
Bone Thugs N Harmony East 1999 Single Hd
Over the laid back flutey, soft piano-laced beat it sounds really good. (Excellent) 9) Me Killa Bit switch up from the last track, kinda different. A solo acapella of Krayzie singing a verse. Xforce keygen download.