Busta Rhymes, The Best of Busta Rhymes - 1h 7m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Case of the P.T.A. (Leaders of the New School)	3:42
2. Sobb Story (Leaders of the New School)	4:52
3. Y Scout)	4:31
4. Everything Remains Raw	3:40
5. Do my Thing	3:39
6. It's a Party (Featuring Zhane)	4:37
7. Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See	3:15
8. One (Featuring Erykah Badu)	4:24
9. Turn it Up (Remix)/Fire it Up	3:57
10. Dangerous	3:37
11. Rhymes Galore	2:34
12. Do the Bus a Bus	3:28
13. What's it Gonna Be? (Featuring Janet Jackson)	5:25
14. Gimme Some More	2:40
15. Party is Goin' on Over Here	2:33
16. Tear da Roof Off	3:36
17. Get Out	3:04
18. Bladow	3:40

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Review

In the quick-turnover world of hip-hop Busta Rhymes proves that charisma aligned with sharp intelligence and stylistic flexibility ensures staying power. He emerged in 1991 as the linchpin of Leaders of the New School, and the loose-limbed jazz inflected "Sobb Story" from that band's debut shows the strength of Busta's musical roots. He's able to court mainstream favor while staying true to his musical inspirations; he's equally at home getting frisky with Janet Jackson on "What's It Gonna Be" or using dub technique and ragga style on "Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check." His well-defined sense of fun and daring knows few limits. "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" combines deep African grooves with a sample from soft-rock specialists Seals & Crofts, while a kids' chorus from '50s musical The Ugly Duckling adds weight to the fearsome "Get Out." Busta's larger-than-life presence has made him a burgeoning Hollywood star, but Total Devastation shows that his music will guarantee his longevity. --Gavin Martin

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