Disco de Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: “Thug World Order [PA]”

alright, i'm a big bone fan and i just HAD to type up a review for my favorite rap/r&b/soul/hip-hop group of all time. and before you all say WTF is he talking about, check a back issue of XXL where bone SAYS themselves that they can never grow old because they mix all forms of music. this album right here proves it, they mix a little bit of singing, rapping, harmonizing, etc. and you all know. bizzy starts to rap on some songs and sing on some, if you a real bone fan you'll hear the difference. bone never fell off and this album is different because it's a more mature album. everyones talking about e. 1999 eternal but they forget it was when they were young. they are grown men now and this is just them giving us real bone fans a piece of their growth. i'd recommend this anyone who is looking for something new or an escape from pop-rap acts like jay-z and ja rule...no offense.

For many years now,I've heard many a hip hop fans ask, "Whatever happened to Bone Thugs?" and most would answer, "Wait... Didn't they break up or something?" Well, you all were wrong on that one, back from a two year hiatus since their successful yet dissapointing fourth album "BNTHRessurection" these original thugs have come back and returned with that undeniable cleveland thugsta music that we have all grew to love through the past few years.One element that has resurged from within the group is harmony, not only harmony musically but also with in the group as a whole, with label disputes and bad blood between member, mainly Bizzy Bone, and Flesh N Bone serving a prison sentence, harmony was something they did not have only mere months before, but after things were settled and harmony was brought back to the group, so did the harmony came back to the music, the mix of a cappella singing styles, and the speedy rhymes which have put them on the map, returns in this album. DJ U-Neek also returns to put down the dark, yet undeniably hip hop beats that he has done for the group since their first album. Tracks such as "Bone Bone Bone" and "Pump Pump" are reminders of the Bone Thugs of old, while also bringing in new sounds and styles in many of their other tracks, such as "Home" which features Phil Collins, and "Money, Money" The album as a whole leaves audiences in awe of the talent and skill that these thugs put down, something of which other artist try to replicate but can never seem to acquire the same magic that the five tru thugz from the double glock can only have. In short, this album is a must have for all Bone Thugs N Harmony fans, and is a must have for any fan of the hip hop genre.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony has been a rap group like no other, doin their thing for almost a decade now...they're back in 2002 on this long anticipated album Thug World Order which is well worth it. Any Bone fan will probably buy this CD just because it's...Bone, but to other music fans, this CD is worth every dollar. The tracks are more on an inspirational tip rather than all mo murda in your face like previous albums. But their music follows their life, and they've matured in their music and have gone through hella more experiences to talk about. Don't get it mixed up tho, cuz Bone still got their Murda Mo on this album. The only downfall on this album is the fact that Flesh-N-Bone wasn't on any of the songs. It's coo tho, cuz when he gets back home it's gon be on. Ain't nothin like waking up and listening to "Get Up and Get It", or stressin about somethin and listenin to "If I Fall", of course the ...song "Bad Weed Blues", and "Pump Pump" is just one phat in your face killa me murda mo thuggish ruggish bounce to dis track. "Home" is just like, when you listen to that song man you will get lost...no doubt about that. I can't even explain what you feel you just gotta get into that zone and listen to it. With "Cleveland Rocks" they're just basically letting it be known that they're not forgettin where they come from, spreadin love for their hometown no question about it. "All the Way" is a tight song too, man all the songs are tight foo. Just buy the album yo. Just easily said, this album is Bone, but on a new level of maturity, puttin it down like how they usually do but this time they want their recognition for 2002. Other than that, puff a fatty and bump this and you'll be guranteed satisfaction.

Release Date: October 29, 2002

Thug World Order

1. Thug World Order Intro (1:18)

2. Bone, Bone, Bone (3:45)

3. Guess Who's Back (3:45)

4. Home (5:18)

5. What About Us (5:24)

6. Get Up & Get It (4:00)

7. Bad Weed Blues (5:16)

8. All The Way (4:21)

9. Non-Fiction Words with Eazy-E (0:21)

10. Pump, Pump (4:50)

11. Set It Straight (4:28)

12. Money, Money (5:26)

13. Not My Baby (4:30)

14. Cleveland Is The City (5:00)

15. If I Fall (5:14)

16. A Thug Soldier Conversation (2:15)

Album Final Points: 120/130

Best Song Race:

Bone Thugs N Harmony have been my favorite rap group since NWA. Though I don't have all their CD's, I've got some and I'm impressed with them all and I am planning to get all Bone Thugs CD's. When I heard about this CD, I just had to rush to the store to get it and I was impressed with it. Bone Thugs N Harmony have made another brilliant CD.

Song highlights you need to look out for are:

Other songs included on this CD are:

Overall, the CD is full of great songs and I recommend it to any Bone Thugs fan- old or new.