GENESIS [Explicit Lyrics] [Import] [PR]
BUSTA RHYMES
レーベル： JREC
CD
発売日： 2003年2月3日(月)
画像： 大 中
◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
- Scenario (Remix)
- Shut 'Em Down (Pete Rock Remix)
- Eddie You Should Know Better
- Shake Ya Ass
- "Easy Come, Easy Go"
- Rappers Delight
- Scenario
- Give It Away
- A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)
- Intro
- Everybody Rise Again
- As I Come Back
- Shut 'Em Down 2002
- Genesis
- Betta Stay Up In Your House
- We Got What You Want
- Truck Volume
- Pass The Courvoisier
- Break Ya Neck
- Bounce
- Holla
- Wife In Law
- A** On Your Shoulders
- Make It Hurt
- What It Is
- There's Only One
- You Ain't Fuckin' Wit Me
- Match The Name With The Voice
- Bad Dreams
◎レビュー (Amazon)
Arguably the most idiosyncratic MC in contemporary rap, Busta Rhymes flaunts his musical genius on his J Records debut. "Break Ya Neck," an uptempo headbanger produced by the good a Dr. Dre, features Busta flipping his trademark rapid-fire delivery over some post-modernist beats. The Neptunes (aka N*E*R*D) lace Busta with some spacey heat-seeking rhythm tracks on "What it Is" featuring Kelis, while on "As I Come Back" Busta unleashes some potent dungeon dragon roars and Jamaican patois-inflected rhymes. Pedigreed knob twiddlers Pete Rock and Diamond D drop by to provide the dreadlocked wonder with some crisp beats and the first lady of the Flipmode Squad Rah Digga rips up some rhymes on "Betta Stay Up in Your House." Busta's clearly ditched the apocalyptic post-millennial musings heard on his last three studio albums for a more party-themed record. Sure, he dabbles in a little bit of dorkery by enlisting the talents of P. Diddy on "Pass the Courvoisier," but all in all his eclectic rhymes and the plethora of wildly unpredictable beats makes Genesis a keeper. --Dalton Higgins
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