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Straight up average release given the whole Boot Camp Clik catalogue. Unless Buckshot is one of your favorite MCs, this is not a must have. That said, there are some gems on here that you're not going to find anywhere else. Also cool to note that Ecko did all the design for the album artwork.
As a long time and "originoo" fan of Buckshot Shorty and the Boot Camp Clik, I was a little late buying this album (June '03). But in any case, that doesn't change the quality of the music and lyrics on the album which was, in my opinion, TRASH. This is the worst album ever released from any of the B.C.C. members, and honestly one of the worst albums I have ever purchased. I have no idea what these other reviewers were talking about when they posted, because there is no way they were talking about this album (B.D.I. Thug). I love hip-hop, have been an avid listener since about '86-'87, and have purchased MANY albums in my day. But in my most sincere belief, this is a regretful one that was well worth the price , but not worth the shipping cost .
Had this on tape so when I started getting everything on cd this was one I had to get even though I really didn't like it the first song was the best to me follow me,and there was 1 other maybe 2 that I liked but this cd shoulda been better loved the cover and the WWBCC but this was a big letdown and everyones music taste is different but I say pass if you have a chance
I might be in the minority here, but I like this album better than all the Black Moon albums and the albums Buckshot did with 9th Wonder. I love the production on this album, and Buckshot is a great MC with excellent (but sometimes subtle) word play and metaphors.
As a Black Moon fan I bought this new back in 1999 but originally only liked 4 tracks! However, I found myself buying this album again 10 years later and like all but 2 tracks #5 and #15. The reason I didn't like this back then is that I was expecting the Buckshot from 1993's "Enta Da Stage", but this album IMO is in-line with the 'Chemistry' and 'The Formula' LPs for quality music. Buckshot can still 'spit fire' and IS still relevant in the Hip Hop community with the Duck Down Record label. Peace and thanks to all the BCC and affiliates for staying underground and giving commercial rap the "Gunn Clapp!"
I just gave this one more try...terrible. I'll prob never listen to it again. Can't believe it was rereleased....the only way you'll like this is if you are 15 and think you are gangsta. Buck's much better in moderation, not carrying the whole show.
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