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Four years after their debut, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony prove that they're still the most unique group in hip-hop. This double-CD encompasses elements of both rap and R&B. Keeping it real is a high priority, as the four rappers/singers, Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone, Wish Bone & Bizzy Bone address such weighty subjects as life, death and God, topics that too many rappers tend to avoid. THE ART OF WAR also shows a softer side to Bone Thugs than their previous albums. On "It's All Real," a track that's more sung than rapped, they explain how the life they describe on record is truly their day-to-day reality. "If I Could Teach The World" and "Look Into My Eyes" are ballads that contain subtle positive messages.
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Recorded at U-Neek's Workshop, Los Angeles, California and Studio Cat Productions, Hollywood, California.
Engineers: Virgil Davis, Jr., DJ U-Neek, Aaron Connor, Rhodri Davies.
Engineers include: Virgil Davis, Jr., DJ U-Neek, Aaron Connor.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone, Wish Bone, Bizzy Bone, D.J. U-Neek.
Additional personnel: 2Pac, Maje$ty, Souljah Boy.
Rolling Stone (9/4/97, p.68) - 3 Stars (out of 5) - "...THE ART OF WAR packs a blast of break beats and mo'-hardcore-than-thou soliloquies....THE ART OF WAR is required reading..."
Rolling Stone (9/4/97, p.68) - 3 Stars (out of 5) - "...THE ART OF WAR packs a blast of break beats and mo'-hardcore-than-thou soliloquies....THE ART OF WAR is required reading..."
Entertainment Weekly (8/8/97, p.78) - "...after two hours of these singsong melodies, WAR seems more like a siege than a surgical strike..." - Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly (8/8/97, p.78) - "...after two hours of these singsong melodies, WAR seems more like a siege than a surgical strike..." - Rating: B
The Source (10/97, p.174) - 4 Mics (out of 5) - "...While MCs may have come before them with quick-tongued lyrical excursions, Bone put their own spin on the style, made it their own....THE ART OF WAR is filled with chest-beating narratives..."
The Source (10/97, p.174) - 4 Mics (out of 5) - "...While MCs may have come before them with quick-tongued lyrical excursions, Bone put their own spin on the style, made it their own....THE ART OF WAR is filled with chest-beating narratives..." Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Art Of War Songs Art Of War Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Top 5 Double albums of ALL-TIME
This is easily up in the top 5 Rap Double-Albums of all-time. Is it their best album? It is a more "WARRIOR" version of E.1999, the beats are more aggressive, as are the lyrics, and the Flow/Delivery will NEVER been seen/heard again, by anyone. the only one(s) who could top this, is Bone themselves. If youdon't have this, or have NEVER heard this, you CAN'T be a serious fan of Hip-hop/Rap....my Favorites? "Let Tha Law End"; "Thug Luv"; "All Original"; Neighborhood Slang"; Ready For War"; "Handle The Vibe"; "Look Into My Eyes".....ah, u know what, I love them all!!!!!
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Straight FIRE
Art of War has to be mentioned in the category one the greatest rap albums of all time. I just finished Cd 1.
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memories .. this cd is the slam diggity
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Out of 5 stars this album gets 10. Classic Bone Thugs mixed up with beautiful harmonys that only Bone Thugs can deliver. Great album with alittle bit of a style change up. CLASSIC!
Submitted by VINNYBONE69 (East Haven, CT)
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"Art of War" is one of Bone's best albums. 23 tracks (minus 5 interludes) full of the Bones distinct flows, all produced by the group's biggest collaborator, DJ U-Neek. "Thug Luv" w/ 2Pac is a definite fan favorite, of both Bone and Pac fans alike. "Handle the Vibe", "All Original", "Ain't Nothin' Changed", "Wasteland Warriors", I mean, nuthin' but raw material. The singles "Look Into My Eyez", "If I Could Teach...", & "Body Rott", all tight. This album also featured the first Bone solo tracks. Krayzie's "It's All Real", Layzie's "Mind of a Souljah", Bizzy's "7 Sign" (feat. Maje$ty), & Wish's only solo track "Get Cha Thug On". The 4 Bones (along with a then free Flesh-N-Bone) followed up the success of "Crossroads" in the right way, and did it big in '97.
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