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Track Listing 1. Get You Some - (featuring Marsha From Floetry/Q-Tip) 2. Touch It 3. How We Do It Over Here - (with Missy Elliott) 4. New York S*** - (with Swizz Beatz) 5. Been Through the Storm - (with Stevie Wonder) 6. In the Ghetto - (with Rick James) 7. Cocaina - (with Marsha) 8. You Can't Hold the Torch - (with Q-Tip) 9. Goldmine - (with Raekwon) 10. I Love My B**** - (with Kelis/Nas) 11. Don't Get Carried Away - (with Nas) 12. They're Out to Get Me - (with Mr. Porter) 13. Get Down 14. I'll Do It All - (with LaToya Williams) 15. Legend of the Fall Offs
| Details | | Contributing artists: | DMX, Kelis, Lloyd Banks, Ludacris, Marsha From Floetry, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Nas, Papoose, Q-Tip, Raekwon, Rah Digga, Rick James, Stevie Wonder, Swizz Beatz, Will.I.Am, Will.i.am | | Producer: | Dr. Dre, Swizz Beatz, Will.I.Am, Will.i.am | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes Personnel: Busta Rhymes (rap vocals); Kelis (vocals); Missy Elliott, Nas, Q-Tip, Raekwon, Will.I.Am (rap vocals); Rick James, Stevie Wonder. Recording information: Spiral Recording, Hollywood, CA. While his output has been less than consistent, Busta Rhymes has always been one of the most distinctive and entertaining rappers in hip-hop. THE BIG BANG (2006) found Busta evolving as a stylist and a rhymesayer, slowing down his patented breakneck flow a bit while losing none of his agility, complexity, or precision. He also expanded the range of his narratives to include more introspective writing, though he still rocks a party on club tracks like "Touch It." But the most notable thing here is the production. With the legendary Dr. Dre at the boards, THE BIG BANG boasts some of Busta's sharpest tracks, packing an overall sonic wallop that will leave listeners reeling. Also impressive is the guest list, which includes not only top-tier rap royalty (Nas, Raekwon, Q-Tip, Missy Elliott), but R&B icons Rick James and Stevie Wonder to boot. If it isn't the masterpiece fans were waiting for, THE BIG BANG still has plenty of dynamite production and rhyming to offer.
Industry Reviews Bearing Andre Young's mighty executive-producer stamp, Busta's latest is one of his strongest.
Reining in the vocal pyrotechnics, Busta unveils his newfound storytelling ability....Busta makes the most of his strengths and weaknesses head-on. That's the only way to make sure everything remains raw.
3 stars out of 5 -- Rhymes hasn't sounded this energised in years....THE BIG BANG is impressively vital.
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