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In 2006, Thug Brothers sure looks like two B-list players trying to stay off the C-list by teaming up. Layzie Bone's Bone crew have diluted their importance with a slew of underwhelming solo releases while Young Noble's Outlawz clique have been repeatedly accused of relying on their 2Pac relationship to the point of exploiting it into a career. If a worthy producer got a hold of the rhymes on Thug Brothers, there's a good chance Layzie and Noble would be reconsidered since inspiration has taken hold of this duo. Sure 2Pac is brought up by Noble more than warranted and the album is not without filler, but Thug Brothers is purposeful for the most part when it comes to lyrical content. Club tracks "Stay on the Grind" and "The Legacy Continues" feature simple and effective rhymes that brag and boast while "What the Problem Is" goes much deeper with a street-level-eye's-view of an overcast day in the hood. Unfortunately the album suffers from dry and thin production that's faceless G-Funk without the Dr. Dre muscle. Shame since Layzie and Noble are not only in good form but also interacting like a duo that have spent years together. There are possibilities in this pairing, so hardcore fans of either crew still need to check it and hope they return again with better beatmakers. [Thug Brothers was also made available in a clean version, with all explicit material removed.] ~ David Jeffries
In 2006, Thug Brothers sure looks like two B-list players trying to stay off the C-list by teaming up. Layzie Bone's Bone crew have diluted their importance with a slew of underwhelming solo releases while Young Noble's Outlawz clique have been repeatedly accused of relying on their 2Pac relationship to the point of exploiting it into a career. If a worthy producer got a hold of the rhymes on Thug Brothers, there's a good chance Layzie and Noble would be reconsidered since inspiration has taken hold of this duo. Sure 2Pac is brought up by Noble more than warranted and the album is not without filler, but Thug Brothers is purposeful for the most part when it comes to lyrical content. Club tracks "Stay on the Grind" and "The Legacy Continues" feature simple and effective rhymes that brag and boast while "What the Problem Is" goes much deeper with a street-level-eye's-view of an overcast day in the hood. Unfortunately the album suffers from dry and thin production that's faceless G-Funk without the Dr. Dre muscle. Shame since Layzie and Noble are not only in good form but also interacting like a duo that have spent years together. There are possibilities in this pairing, so hardcore fans of either crew still need to check it and hope they return again with better beatmakers. ~ David Jeffries
Personnel: Layzie Bone (rap vocals); Young Noble.
Layzie Bone Thug Brothers Songs | 1. | Stand Up |
| 2. | Put Me in a Cell |
| 3. | Stay on the Grind |
| 4. | What the Problem Is |
| 5. | Money First |
| 6. | Young Soldier |
| 7. | We Can Get It On |
| 8. | Thats the Sh*T |
| 9. | Man Up |
| 10. | Then Your Gone |
| 11. | I Got Cha' |
| 12. | Be a Gangsta |
| 13. | Legacy Continues, The |
| 14. | Thug Brothers |
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Thug Brothers Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  good shyt
layzie repeating his old verse again in couple of songs but da rest of da album is good
Submitted by yousaywha (cali)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2n best cd of layzie bone
This cd is pretty tight. Luv da beats in da song.tight,tight,tight....
Submitted by lucindabillie (sanders,AZ,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Very good
I really liked this album.good lyrics an beats so if you looking for something like that go buy this album.
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Within a couple years, Canadian teenager Justin Bieber went from covering Usher on YouTube to working with Usher. An internet sensation from his renditions of several pop and pop-oriented R&B hits, he was still only 15 years old when he released this, his first album -- though it's more like an EP since it is contains only seven songs that are 25 minutes in duration. Given the comfort level he showed in the material he covered, My World plays it straight, based on the kind of age-appropriate content that would fill out a release from a younger Chris Brown or a junior version of Ne-Yo. Members of the Clutch, Midi Mafia, "Tricky" Stewart, Usher, and a handful of other notable producers and songwriters grant ...
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