Period.Р”Р„nyways, unlike this albums' length, this review is short and simple. You can't deny, they started a genre and a plethora of artists wanted to be like BTH. How does Bizzy tell millions of people Twista, Crucial Conflict, Three 6 Mafia that they are clones? I understand where he's coming from, but I look at it like they were inspired by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. I mean, some of the lyrics are suggestive, violent, speak of sadness of the soul. This album will make you understand loss, love, live, anything in general and then take you back to it, like they were some sort of disciples at the time trying to paint a picture, tell a story without going into details. The lyrics suggest some sort of revenge, I would assume from Bizzy solely, but that being said there are some slow jams on this album. It is a double disc and almost every song is a gem.

i play this cd allot.some people say this should be one cd but everyone likes different songs on it, i say there's no filler. This album is far under the radar in the hip hop community. The Art of War by bone thugs -n-harmony, i love this album in my opinion, it's bone thugs best work.

Bizzy was also dealing with a death of his Father during this album, and he was emotionally destroyed. Bizzy was consistent, he felt something of a competition deriving from his style. Bizzy got depressed and stopped going to shows. I'm not from Cleveland and never been there, but that album title would have still to this day been makin peeps think 'bout ***. So apparently, this album was originally titled as DNA Level C, which is Cleveland backwards. What can I say about The Art Of War that hasn't already been said by the RIAA confirming its quadruple Platinum status in early 1998.well I can tell you all how this happened and more! Since Johnny Bravo, Bill Cosby and Question Marks on MX have been banned, apparently, I will try and tone this review down just a tad. As the clichР“В© says, it's a double album that would have made an excellent single disc - and in this case, that means a standard 45-minute record, not a 70-minute CD.Review Summary: She told me to calm down, I said Handle The Vibe. Even hardcore fans will find Art of War to be an endurance test. By the end of the second disc, they have repeated all of their ideas at least five times apiece, and only a few of those ideas resulted in actual songs in the first place. While the group is capable of producing a catchy single, they don't have the personality to sustain an album, much less a double-disc set. Unlike the aforementioned artists, Bone don't possess either a lyrical or musical vision their most distinctive trademark, whiny 'soulful' sung vocals alternating with ragga-inflected raps, was lifted from Snoop Dogg and Dre productions. However, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's double-disc Art of War can only qualify as an exercise in pure indulgence. justified their length, since those guys were hip-hop giants, and the Wu-Tang Clan's Wu-Tang Forever more than justified its length with vision, depth, and variety. It could be argued the first two double-disc rap albums, by 2Pac and the Notorious B.I.G. And it wasn't a question of the two-disc set being an artistic statement - as if the rappers had so much to say they couldn't contain themselves to one disc - it was purely a commercial decision, so they could take home more royalties. Single-disc albums tended to be overlong in the first place, but double discs were even worse, since it required artists incapable of successfully filling out a 70 minute disc to produce twice as much music. The double-disc album was the bane of mid-'90s hip-hop.

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