the notorious big ready to die album cover

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony a unique collabration.

Disc two opens with 'Notorious Thugs' feat. And the Notorious was always entertaining when talking to/about the ladies whether it be with R Kelly on '#! You Tonight' or on 'I Got a Story to Tell'. Laid back singles 'Hypnotize' and 'Mo Money Mo Problems' were well made commercial tracks. Somebody's Gotta Die' is my favourite track on disc one, Biggies dark story of murder and survival is very powerful. Biggies amazing lyrics, wordplay and delivery were what got me hooked to his music, starting with his classic first album 'Ready to Die'. (AKA Christopher Wallace/Biggie Smalls) second album 'Life After Death' (1997) is excellent. If you like Rap and Hip Hop that is more than just 'bling bling,' you will love this album. All together there is a total of 24 tracks, and you will not be disappointed with a single one.

Also I love the cut 'Mo Money Mo Problems,' which features Mase and Puff Daddy, a.k.a. I love this album for cuts like 'Notorious Thugs,' which feature BIG and Bone Thugs and Harmony. While Tupac and Death Row dissed him and Bad Boy records, BIG never fired back. He loved his music, and you could hear it in every verse. I love the album because it shows you the raw talent Notorious really had. Did Notorious really know his death was coming? You be the judge. Many say the death of Notorious was retaliation for the death of another Hip Hop legend, Tupac Shakur, who was murdered in Las Vegas, Nevada, after leaving the Mike Tyson fight at the MGM Grand. the Notorious BIG, before his tragic death in the mean streets of California. This dual disc CD set was the last album that was put out by Christopher Wallace, a.k.a. A tragic loss to Hip Hop.a LEGEND'S last work.

The notorious big ready to die album cover