Comments on: The Big Bang (nullus)

By: Shortylightskin

Shortylightskin — Sat, 29 Jul 2006 05:22:05 +0000

^^^^^^^^^^^Im sure alot of artist(especially hiphop) wish they could “fall off” and still go platinum or gold EVERY time.

By: ZiG

ZiG — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 13:29:03 +0000

MAn Bust fell off after ELE and thats the truth, if he manages to come up again then good for him. I wrote him off in 99′

By: \sjios\deio\shnd

\sjios\deio\shnd — Wed, 19 Jul 2006 09:39:10 +0000

bol u talk crap, this albums fire. busta spits truth

By: leemangena

leemangena — Mon, 26 Jun 2006 09:37:40 +0000

busta is rite fuck u bitch bol record ya own big bang if u think u kan do better

By: Busta Rhymes

Busta Rhymes — Wed, 21 Jun 2006 22:00:11 +0000

FU@K YOU BIT@H! TO:BOL,ZILLA,ADAM22,THERAPIST,TRU WANKSTA,& MRS. DAMIAN MARLEY

By: Hustle Hard

Hustle Hard — Sat, 17 Jun 2006 19:56:49 +0000

Why is everyone saying “bring new york back”?? New york never fell off. Majority of NY rappers have dominated the charts in the past years (50 cent, Banks, Mase, Fat joe, Ja Rule, Jadakiss ect), Plus Busta, Remy, Jadakiss, Styles and nas relesing new albums THIS year. Not to mention the “on my new york shit” mixtape.

By: Shortylightskin

Shortylightskin — Sat, 17 Jun 2006 05:10:54 +0000

By the way Bol, thats som disrespectful shit u said bout jDilla’s corpse producing a track. How bout the late JDill. ANd the track is classic Dilla sound, he was one of the more slept on Producers of his time. RIP JDIllA, and the late RIck James sounded just fine to me. Bol i know u gotta be a little pussy motherfucka, u tough as hell on the internet aint u.

By: Ian

Ian — Fri, 16 Jun 2006 19:40:24 +0000

The album isn’t that bad, it’s the best produced since the game project. I want to see how it does first week.

By: Sushi K

Sushi K — Fri, 16 Jun 2006 02:56:54 +0000

Whew… first off, the commentary over here (in general) is a WHOLE lot less “grade school” innane than on BOL’s “other” site, which… DAAMN…takes it to whole new level (as entertaining as it occasionally is).

Moving on, I haven’t heard the whole album, but what I heard (about 10 tracks on Napster) ranges from hot to routine to eh to bleh. I think I will pick it up though, as I like the sound of it overall. If I do, it will be the first Busta album I cop since I picked up a used LOTNS cassette back in like 91.

Thinking back I never picked up a Busta album not because I don’t like him, but because there was always SOMETHING more interesting to get. [Let's see will it be Supreme Clientele, or... whatever Busta's album of that year was. No competition.]

These days tho… this is gold. FUCK MAN, THIS SUCKS! WHAT HAPPENED TO HIP HOP???

I’ve got a bit of hope for Lupe Fiasco… [fingers crossed]

By: gluvnast

gluvnast — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 17:41:03 +0000

deep expectations always lowers with disappointment….never put extreme high expectations or get caught up with the hype and you’ll value an album more….the thing about it is that it’s SUPPOSE to be a busta album, but it WAS one of his most personal if you truely listen to it…

people done the samething with illmatic when it 1st came it…it was ALSO overly hyped, because it was said to “bring NY back”, and nas is the “next rakim” which were big shoes to fill right there…and every mag was giving it a perfect rating, including the source giving it 5 mics and so on and so on…but so ALOT of people got caught up into the hype of it all, but once they heard it for themselves, they were disappointed…but because the album was wack, but it wasn’t whut they were conditioned in hearing…which was at that time melodic FLOWS under a g-funk beat….that was dominating the radio…OR if it was NY, some extreme JAZZ shit with abstract rhyming along with it…there wasn’t no medium, nor there wasn’t an album the just was TOO real and illmatic was an album that was TOO real..and nobody was ready for that…it was why biggie’s “ready to die” was a crossover success…because it was TECHNICALLY a westcoast album, but an east coast rapper was doing it…so it fitted into their comfort zone…it took almost TWO YEARS for people to appreciate “illmatic” and most of that is largely due to the success of “it was written” was veered away the rawness that illmatic was about…people went back to the 1st album and caught the jewels that they were overlooking before…

with busta album right here…people today are conditioned to whut the south is doing right now…and busta is just trying to remind people how they do…while representing NY along the way…so there’s no “southern record” no west coast joint…even DRE produced “cocaina” which is probably the most backpack track you’ll ever get out from dre…it’s throwback, but modernized at the sametime….yet still maintaining a style that busta owns as his

By: Zilla

Zilla — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 19:00:56 +0000

Oh how I wanted to believe in this album. For months we’ve heard it’s Busta’s “most personal work.” We’ve heard about the Stevie Wonder cameo and Rick James’ last guest apperance before his death. We’ve heard Busta claiming to become the King of NY with this album. We’ve heard “Touch It” 4,569,854 times. We’ve heard Dr. Dre had his hands all over this project, sonning Busta in the vocal booth for sheer perfection.

And at the end of the day…it’s another Busta Rhymes album!

I love and respect Trevor Smith as an MC, but he is not built for albums as a solo artist. After 10 years in the game, it’s painfully obvious now. If he were to remain solo, he should only cut 7 song EPs with his 2-3 singles included. Who listens to Busta’s album cuts ever? “Big Bang” has 5 good songs–1 more than the Gnarls Barkley album. “Big Bang” = every Busta album ever made. Tears.

By: Ian

Ian — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 18:34:02 +0000

I haven’t gotten the album, I’m getting that bitch thursday, but I hope it’s better than that BULLSHIT that’s on the radio, “I Love My Chick” is straight ass. Every reviwe I read said that this was supposes to bring New York Back. I can’t judge the album, but I do know this if someone brings New York back, it really hasn’t left b/c Jay, 50, and Banks been holding it down, then it sure as hell won’t be JIMMY JONES or anyone from the Dipset. Them niggaz is straight ass. I hope Busta does good, b/c if he can break the trend of New York rappers bricking (Jim Jones, Bleek, Sheel, Yayo, Mobb Deep, and Cam’ron) then maybe someone other than Jay, 50 cent, and Banks can eat and New York can bring hip-hop back to it’s birthplace. They got a chance b/c King was a dope album, but it’s starting to lose steam.

By: Mrs Damian Marley

Mrs Damian Marley — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 18:31:39 +0000

Busta needs to take advice from Tupac “It’s all over now, take it like a man” How can he after being a clown for years turn around and be gangsta, as old as he is he should be setting trends not following them

By: Gutta

Gutta — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 16:28:12 +0000

i heard the album,sorry, i didnt buy it in the stores though busta but i got you next time if there is a next time,lol, i like almost every joint especially the joint wit stevie wonder…the albums hot,maybe ill go buy it

By: haha@suckamore

haha@suckamore — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 16:02:19 +0000

im coppin this. and i haven’t copped anything in years. two thumbs up for busta doin his part to bring relevance back to new york

By: jiggy watson

jiggy watson — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 15:47:04 +0000

hey that cd is hot. all 15 tracks is better than the so called hot music, snap, motocycle, shoulder lean music, that is out right now. Go get the cd, bring real music back!

By: CAMRUNFRMRUCKER

CAMRUNFRMRUCKER — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 13:41:58 +0000

Good review frm BILLBORAD too

By: CAMRUNFRMRUCKER

CAMRUNFRMRUCKER — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 13:40:59 +0000

ALLHIPHOp gave it 4&1/2 stars…SHUT UP BOL…

By: Tru Wanksta

Tru Wanksta — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 13:30:57 +0000

Big Bang can suck my Big Wang! Busta’s not the dude to carry N.Y.

By: khal

khal — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 12:56:52 +0000

Goldmine is the track. him and Rae chop it up nicely. that’s what, 3 diff. wu-tang collabs bus has done?