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 E.1999 Eternal - Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony
Newest Review: ... go a stage further where you aren't really that interested in what is done. Luckily,. This dip in standards doesn't last for ... more  ... long, but it's not a good thing to allow this clear drop seep through.
**Two Stars**
6. "Mr. Bill Collector"
They find what they are about on this one, and they show that they are worthy representatives of Ruthless Records on this one as they return to the hardcore rhymes where they are able to show what makes them so original in this game, and how well they can take on the West Coast style as another big Ohio act, Zapp did with their style of Funk being directed to this crowd. The pace is low, but as alw...more |
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E.1999 Eternal - Bone Thugs 'N' Harmony: Some Thuggish, Ruggish Bones (1489 words)
by - written on 30/06/09 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Although not strictly the first album they released together, "E 1999 Eternal" (referencing the executive producer and record label owner Eazy-E who guided them through this before dying of AIDS earlier in the year) was the official debut from Bone Thugs-N-Harmony a rare Cleveland , Ohio rap group who chose to opt with the West Coast style as they performed with five of the area's best MCs: Flesh-N-Bone, Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone, Bizzie Bone and Wish Bone. 1. "Da Introduction" 2. "East 1999" To get things going properly, you have them dropping a track where they show their main influences by merging the West ... Read the complete review
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