Bizzy Bone Ruthless CD

Ruthless Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $3.69)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Gangsta, Rap
Label	Siccness
Orig Year	2008
All Time Sales Rank	24731
CD Universe Part number	7619364
Catalog number	41
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 04, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Steve Vicious
Recording Time	45 minutes

Bizzy Bone Ruthless Songs

	1.	Intro
	2.	That's How
	3.	Its 19 99
	4.	Fuck Da World
	5.	Gangsta
	6.	Get Bizzy
	7.	Hoodtails
	8.	Ready 4 War
	9.	Get High
	10.	Uptown Downtown
	11.	4 Da Ladies
	12.	Rollercoasster

Ruthless Music Review

Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Bizzy Is Coming With It
Aside from terrible features from garbage artists like pitbull and rick ross this album is very nice, bizzy does his fast flow on alot of the songs and the production is nice,worth picking up
Submitted by Chris (Chattanooga)
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5 stars Bizzy iz back
man go cop this cd its the hottest album out so far no other person can compete with Bizzy right now because he just has the rap game in the choke hold go cop Bizzy Bone cause he is # 1.
Submitted by bg_stunna (Kansas City, KS)
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5 stars Not Bad
I was wondering were he been at but I see working on the album I was worried about him for minute but I see he back on his grizzy albums not bad and I'm really feeling that It's 1999 tighest track on there to me go cope this.
Submitted by Quintez (Tucson, AZ)
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5 stars great album
Bizzy killed it. I think this is one of his best solo records. Bone's been steppin their game back up. Keep doin it.
Submitted by P E A C E (here-n-there)
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2 stars LACKLUSTER
This album is mediocre at best. BIZZY just toyed with this album without any care. In fact, he released it for the hell of it just like his many other prior indie albums. There may be only 2 good tracks, and the others are simply terrible. If youre a BONE fan and love to collect BONE albums, then buy it. If youre not a BONE fan, then stay away from this lackluster independent album and wait for his major album A SONG FOR YOU (release date slated for April) and hope that it is good.
Submitted by h.p_pericles (Miami, FL, 33138)
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