Heavenz Movie vs Thug Mentality 1999
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Jacaveli The Don
Superstar
I say "Heaven'z Movie"
That stayed truer to Bizzy as an artist than Krayzie's did
Krayzie collabed with a lot of unexpected artists on '"Thug Mentality 1999" plus it was a double disc so had variety BUT it was so far and away from the Bone sound because of it
"Heaven'z Movie" was really only missing 'Confessions' with 'Pac and the full versions of Johnny "J" beats e.g. Yes, Yes Y'all otherwise its a classic
That stayed truer to Bizzy as an artist than Krayzie's did
Krayzie collabed with a lot of unexpected artists on '"Thug Mentality 1999" plus it was a double disc so had variety BUT it was so far and away from the Bone sound because of it
"Heaven'z Movie" was really only missing 'Confessions' with 'Pac and the full versions of Johnny "J" beats e.g. Yes, Yes Y'all otherwise its a classic
I love Latina women
Veteran
Heavenz Movie didn't seem like a complete project and Thug Mentality had quite a few cluttered tracks
All in all, both decent projects that I haven't listened to since the early 2000's
Tie
All in all, both decent projects that I haven't listened to since the early 2000's
Tie
on one hand, bizzy's album was incomplete, while krayzie's was overdone.
subjectively, I played krayzie's album way more cuz most of the better songs between the two albums were krayzie joints.
but objectively speaking, with a 38 track LP comes a ton of filler. and when the comparison is close, the albums with the most filler tend to lose the battle.
plus, there was way too much experimentation on the krayzie album. and naw, my gripe isn't with most of the outsider collabos. that was a selling point for me actually.
but yea, i'd give the slight edge to bizzy bone's snippet album.
subjectively, I played krayzie's album way more cuz most of the better songs between the two albums were krayzie joints.
but objectively speaking, with a 38 track LP comes a ton of filler. and when the comparison is close, the albums with the most filler tend to lose the battle.
plus, there was way too much experimentation on the krayzie album. and naw, my gripe isn't with most of the outsider collabos. that was a selling point for me actually.
but yea, i'd give the slight edge to bizzy bone's snippet album.
Tomika intentionally sabotage bizZy album
It’s A bunch of stuff that was edited n. Other stuff that ended up on the Hells movie bootleg
N who’s to say the og thug luv with sylk e fine wasn’t suppose to been on it
I think bizzy got muscled for that song
It’s A bunch of stuff that was edited n. Other stuff that ended up on the Hells movie bootleg
N who’s to say the og thug luv with sylk e fine wasn’t suppose to been on it
I think bizzy got muscled for that song
zayk35
Superstar
To me they were both underwhelming....after the wack "Art of War"(it had some heat, but not nearly enough) album this was basically it for my "being a Bone" fan days
Heaven'z Movie was intended to be a full Johnny J produced album
Supposedly
Supposedly
GUCCI C0ND0MS
Pro
Never heard Hellz Movie before. Anyone got a link to that?
Young Bishop
Piff Poster
Up in the air for me,but I'm go with Bizzy.
soulfuljah
All Star
Can't pick. Nope, can't do it.
But I will say that I want the full version of Yes Yall....oh, he was killing that.
On another note of a lost Bizzy song, I've been trying to find this song since the album/DVD dropped (yeah, this was a day one cop too).
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Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
Def Heavenz Movie because that whole album rides.
Thug Mentality is a great memory for me just off the cover alone..Plus the Thug Mentality video and just my overall anticipation to cop that double cd as a teenager. Even heard Thug Mentality at a school dance back in the day and acted like i knew all the words
But even back then I didnt really like the whole album....I would only really want to listen to a few tracks off the entire double disc... Paper...Heated Heavy...Thugs All Over The World...maybe like 3 or 4 other joints and thats it..
Lets not even get started on that Knight Reiderz or whatever the fukk that shyt was
Thug Mentality is a great memory for me just off the cover alone..Plus the Thug Mentality video and just my overall anticipation to cop that double cd as a teenager. Even heard Thug Mentality at a school dance back in the day and acted like i knew all the words
But even back then I didnt really like the whole album....I would only really want to listen to a few tracks off the entire double disc... Paper...Heated Heavy...Thugs All Over The World...maybe like 3 or 4 other joints and thats it..
Lets not even get started on that Knight Reiderz or whatever the fukk that shyt was