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Bone Thugs-n-Harmony - E. 1999 Eternal ALBUM REVIEW
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
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CLASSICS WEEK 2023 kicks off with this cornerstone of melodic hip hop.
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BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY - E. 1999 ETERNAL / 1995 / RUTHLESS / MELODIC GANGSTA RAP
CLASSIC/10
Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?
I had no idea Bone Thugs n Harmony dropped an album this year. Thanks, Melon
I guess this would be funny if he didn't immediately mention "Classics week"... But to each their own...
@@DreadedLad88 dont let this distract you that Anthony called Reasonable doubt "overrated"
@@no-vk2qe Blueprint more overrated tbh
Sounds a little dated but I dig it.
@@no-vk2qe blueprint better
Them and 3 6 Mafia really influence so many modern Southern rappers without realizing it.
Just listened to the first few tracks, sounds like something that was released in the early 2000s especially the RnB style hip hop beats
Southern? I really doubt that, but, i dont know alot about southern rap.
@@Sidiciousify if you don't know a lot about southern rap why tf are you talking about whether or not op's statement is true?
@@hawkeyedsentinel4648 1st of the month one of the best hip hop songs ever
@@KungFuKendrickmatching pfps kinda
This came outta nowhere but I'm here for it. This album is incredible and deserves all the accolades.
🎉🎉🎉❤❤☝️👍👍👍👌🏾👌🏾
he does classics week every year around this time
@@jayscapingyup the first week of the year he does classics week
He’ll be doing classic reviews for the next five days 👌
@@jayscaping I've been subscribed for 10yrs+ so I know what it is. I just didn't expect the mention, that's all. Even tho he has spoken about the influence of Bone and Three 6 on several occasions, he hasn't really praised directly any project of theirs, that I know of.
German here, for some reason this Album of Bone Thugs n Harmony was a huge Bestseller in Germany when it came out. I still got my original Jewel Case i bought bac in December 1995 at the local German Version of "Radioshack" in Frankfurt am Main.
I got no Idea why Bone Thugs n Harmony was so huge in Germany compared to other European Countries at the Time, but damn they were! Everybody listened to them, even though most of us Germans didn't speak much english back in 1995 (pre Internet and all that) but the Music still resonated a lot and became popular.
Kinda shows you how Music even envokes Feelings when you don't understand the Language
I feel you, German/Wiesbaden here too. This and the EP Creepin on ah come up were all over back then. It was a momentum that vanished after that record somehow though... but we pumped both records for at least 2 years straight!
Really cool and thanks for sharing. 😎
Dope
Could it be that they were rapping so fast germans thought they spoke german? 😄
tbh in poland 1995 we only hade like 1-2 rap groups live, not even mentioning that you could count rappers on fingers of your both hands, we didnt had a hiphop society or a popularity of this genre until like the endd of the 90s, then even us rap albums were rare to buy or even copy from someone
Dude I've asked you on Twitter so many times to do something about Bone, so an accumulated 'thank you' for this. They were huge to me as a kid in Cleveland, it makes me sad how little they get mentioned. Krayzie Bone still has one of the best flows I've ever heard.
In my opinion, Krayzie is the greatest rapper to ever do it. He can literally do it all. I cannot think of another rapper that can do everything he does at his level. There are plenty that are good at certain things but Krayzie is good at everything.
@@jt86tn Man I've gotta agree. Krayzie's flow is literally unparalleled. From Flow Motion to Creepin on Tha Come Up to Crossroads and everything inbetween.... and he was surrounded by artists that could match his talent. What an incredible group
krayzie do go crazy
Bone Things-n-Harmony made some of the most beautful hip hop music ever to grace the speakers they showed me that hip hop could be more than just bangers.
Hi this is your lawyer your get read for court tomorrow’s if you don’t show up u lose all your money
They are bangers.
Tha crossroads is one of the most beautiful and powerful songs in hip hop
Ironic, the whole album is nothing but bangers
This album is an absolute masterpiece. My favorite of all time. It's the most cohesive album I've ever heard start to finish.
Can we also get a Mystic Stylez classic review in honor of Gangsta Boo?
Live by Yo Rep. They let them know! Love both groups of course though
This album is an absolute classic in hip-hop. Everyone in Bone Thugs-n-Harmony had incredible flows.
My favorite hip-hop/rap album, front to back no skips STILL listening to and forever will, never getting tired of it. 🔥
it’s actually kind of crazy to think of how many hours I spent listening to BTNH. My mom gifted me their signed cds when she met them at her job, I had the resurrection dvd album, and to top it all off both my parents loved Bone Thugs, but what I really love about E.1999 especially is that the album sounds even better to me as an adult than as a kid. It aged extremely well
You know they're not called Bones, Thugs IN Harmony, right?
@@tobietera you’re right it’s N not IN lol
it’s always family that introduces you to bone thugs
This was so unexpected 😭
Every 1st of the month, I be jamming this album
Didn't realize how much I loved Anthony's reviews until we went 10 days without an upload on the channel. Let's go!
Hi this is is lawyer make sure you show up for court tomorrow if you don’t show up your gonna lose are your money
@Moneyman2333 learn to type, and then I'll take you seriously 😆
@@buxtonofficial4280 idk why you wouldn't take him seriously his name is literally moneyman I think he must know a thing or two
In my top 5 albums of all time this ranks at #3. An absolute masterpiece. When it came out nothing sounded like it and still to this day it is completely unique. DJ U-Neek deserves a lot of credit for shaping the sound of this album. It was like a match made in heaven with Bone and his beats on this album....both in the right place at the right time.
so glad you reviewed this, I've always felt a weird dissonance between how big of a deal Bone Thugs seem to be when you grow up near Cleveland and then leaving Northeast Ohio and feeling like almost no hip-hop fan under 30 knows who they are.
kinda feel the same way, bone thugs was one of the first groups I listened to when I was finishing middle school, I’m 21 now I still listen to them heavily. But whenever I mention them to one of my friends, most of them haven’t heard of bone thugs n harmony or if they have, they haven’t listened to their music, only heard about them somewhere. I live no where near ohio but it’s a testament to how far their reach did go though; maybe it’s more of a testament to how fast and easily music reaches people today, but I think it’s at least definitely a testament to how even today, almost 30 years after the album released, their influence flourishes. you can hear some bone thugs even in a$ap mob and suicideboys like the melon mentioned. I can’t imagine how big they must’ve been in cleveland around the 90’s too
Australia & New Zealand they were fucking huge. Broke boundaries
Maybe it's because I live near the bay and they're associated with eazy e but I'm 27 and all my friends my age consider BTNH legends.
Cool to see you highlight this album. It's a total classic but it, and Bone Thugs as a group, still flies under the radar of a lot of people nowadays when it comes to 90s rap.
"Tha Crossroads" has been overplayed obviously but it has never lost its power, and "1st of tha Month" is still one of the great feel good jams. Never heard the full album, but two of the great singles ever.
EDIT: If your album has all time great songs about endings and new beginnings, probably an all time great record.
That’s a crime, listen to it start to end asap.
@@Unxpekted I know, I know.
The OG version of The Crossroads is so much better.
ecstasy is my personal favorite, and I know it's a btnhresurection song
@keenanpierson420 wish I could find some. ;)
Man, I remember the first classics week. I was a Junior in Highschool. Hard to believe it was so long ago. I remember the "is he or isn't he" classics week reviews of Loveless and ITAOTS, it looked like maybe they weren't gonna happen! We're well over a decade strong now and so many albums down the line. It's been a good ride Ant.
Maybe do "You're Living All Over Me" this year?
I didn’t know this review was gonna happen but I’m happy it did
I love this album, it's a nostalgic classic for me. DJ U-Neek who produced it is a much under apprenticed producer.
This is one of the first albums that got me into music. Spooky rap has a special place in my heart
Same!!!!! Love memphis 90’s low-fi rap
You mean horrorcore
please do Jeff Buckleys Grace, i think it has been a great discovery for many people throughout last year, his numbers through platforms have been growing, glad more people get to listen his beautiful voice
Bone Thugs have been my favorite musical group since I was about 6 years old!
Same
Classic week starts with a bang, Bone Thugs is good shit
the actual Goats of flows and melodies. no one can fuck with Krayzie and Bizzy Bone.
This is one of the most influential albums on my music, idk what you think of it yet but I’m happy af you’re reviewing it!😤
This was the first hip-hop cd I ever bought and I love it to this day
Bone Thugs really don’t enough credit for how groundbreaking their whole vocal style was.
Oner of the great Hip Hop Lps from the nineties, one of the few I regularly go back to. E-1999 Eternal and Liquid Swords are probablly my favourites from that era.
"1st of da month" is the skint persons anthem.
Their debut E.P. is well wroth a listen to as well.
True!
Crossroads was a huge hit and the accompanying music video was amazing for its time
This is the Anthony I like to see. And Bone has to be one of the most unique musical acts of all time. There's been nothing like them ever since!
I feel like Aaliyah’s self titled 2001 album would make an interesting video, considering how people discuss her legacy and influence on music.
Yessss
Really want to know how Fantano feels about The Pharcyde
This album has always had a very, very soft spot in my heart.
Bone Thugs is crazy cause you can hear how they influenced pretty much every aspect of modern day hip hop.
Da Introduction bangs just as hard as the rest of the album
Okay awesome I love this album always but what’s up with the new Ab-Soul Herbert review!?
Happy Fantano is giving Bone Thugs their flowers. For how big they were, it's weird that their left out of the conversation these days, especially with how influential they've proven to be on the modern sound of hip hop
I moved to Montana in 1999 and had a room mate and good friend from Missoula who introduced me to this music. He was very into it, while I was mostly into 311 and Ween. It was practically spiritual to him, but I never really did vibe with it. Whenever we played cribbage and Bone was playing he always smoked me. I haven't talked to him in 15 years but I bet he's still listening.
So your point is that you don't really vibe with this album? Why are you here we don't care about your friend
@@whiskeywayne91 he just shared his story bruhhhhhh 😭
wow, i had no idea bone thugs n harmony released a new record, but i dont know why this is the exact same as that record they came out with in 1995. however, we are starting out 2023 with a great album! thank you melon!
One of the greatest rap albums of the 90s
This is an amazing surprise, Anthony. In the late 2000s when i was in middle school I would fucking bump this album loud as hell on the bus
These guys aren’t half bad, early contender for AOTY!
Pretty early to tell but this album definitely has a nice sound to it
@@popswoo680 if yous are new to Bone and like this I recommend you also check out thier albums “Creepin On Ah Come Up” and “The Art Of War”. Also check iut the songs “Notorious Thugs” with Notorious BIG and the song “Days Of Our Livez”
Why DJ Uneek not gettin more love? Not just the review but in general? He seems as important to that classic Bone sound as the Bones themselves. He did much of the production on Art of War and Resurrection as well.
great review i love ur lcd soundsystem hoodie
I can’t believe you’re reviewing this! This was my first album back when I was a kid. My parents bought it for me because I was obsessed with “Tha Crossroads.” I realized just how great the whole album is as I got older and was able to appreciate it.
So you never got the original release of the album with the original Crossroad.
I was so obsessed that I bought the album again after they rereleased the album with the new Crossroads version replacing the original.
@@JayRolo I ended up with both versions also. First copy had music video version and then I got one with original version.
This may be a long shot, but mount eerie (the album) is the most nuanced, compelling, and ambitious album under the avant folk genre. And nobody talks about it. Would really appreciate if it could be featured on classics week. Even if it’s not as well known as its predecessor
Idk if he’s ever gonna do that, considering he’s already talked about The Glow Pt. II, and I don’t think he’s covered 2 classic albums by the same artist
@@carterjamba3273 I’m sure he could get away with it cause he did go by a different name lmao
One of the best intros on any album I’ve heard. Land of the heartless with the bong hit throughout the entire song. One of those albums I go back to once a year to remind me there was a time when our species wasn’t as devolved as we are now.
This album is timeless.
Easily one of my favorite albums being a 88 baby. I remember sneaking this and Art of War double disc out of my brothers ridiculously hevay Cd book and listening on my discman and being as quiet as possible so noone asked what I was doing. Lol
Hi this is your lawyer make to sure to show up to court tomorrow if you show up their gonna take away your money
@@stfuant what the fuck
Thug Luv is so damn good!
In memory of some artists that passed away last year we need classic reviews of Fleetwood Mac’s "Rumors" and Depeche Mode’s "Violator”. ❤
You should do a classic review of some of the sheena ringo albums, they really good and I feel should get more recognition by western music critics. Her 2000 and 2003 albums are both 10's imo.
Layzie Bone was always my personal favorite as a kid. They’re follow up double disk album the art of war was incredible too
This album made me like hip hop so much. Mad respect for Bone TNH!
Does anyone else use 1st of Tha Month as an alarm on the 1st of every month or am I alone on that?
Definitely a classic, cool to hear you take on it. Bone Thugs 4ver!!!
Always loved this album. I'd throw it on while playing games and it just flowed so well.
Eazy E also discovered the Black Eyed Peas (back when they could rap)
This is so strange, I was looking to see if Anthony had anything on bone thugs probably about 5 hours ago. To see that he has nothing. But as I'm scrolling through my recommended I see this posted 14 minutes ago. Wild
God.... Just seeing that album cover brings me so many flashbacks of when I was a kid playing this album over and over...
Needs to review all BTNH work Art of War or BTNHResurrection classics as well
Just tucking back into it for the first time in like 20 years, thanks for reminding me of this album!
Thier first 3 albums are all classics
CLASSIC REVIEW IS BACK!
The review we’ve all been waiting for!
I‘ll never forget that diss track from Tommy Wright lll with the Thuggish ruggish sample. He murdered that beat
"Lie down with your hands on the ground!"
[guns clicking]
"NAAAAW, BEETCH, YOU LIE YO' FUNKY ASS ON THA GROUND... NOW..."
Down 71 is my favorite track from this. Its so intense and riviting.
I love you for this it’s crazy as I’m going on my bone run I do atleast once every year and u did a reaction perfect timing
"Shotz to Tha Double Glock" is so fucking good, love how the beat and chorus come in full swing after "now bitch press yo luck"
This album definitely impacted my 7 year old mind. YES I was 7 when this record came out and my neighbor who was 4 years older than me got a CD copy immediately upon release. He and I listened to this album on repeat. It didn’t take long for my sponge like mind to have most of these songs memorized. One of the most impactful rap albums and takes me way back. Good memories
Just started listening to this album about a month ago and absolutely love. Extremely underrated considering most people nowadays leave it out of the conversation
LETS GOO CLASSICS WEEK BABY!!!
*Anthony, has the face of a man* you’d see on a bottle of miracle tonic in the Wild West
I'm pretty sure 90s is Fantano's favourite decade. It's the one with more appearances in Classic Reviews
The Lonesome Crowded West better get a classic review, especially after this weeks news.
Bittersweet to have a classic Southern hip hop album after Gangsta Boo’s recent passing
It's not Southern hip-hop but it sure had a grip on everyone back when it was released.
Cleveland is south on what map?
South of Canada lol
Thank you, thank you sir for giving an honesy review of the greatest album from intro to outro ever created! Ive never heard an album go from start to finish and capture you, and walk you through the dark alley ways of cleveland. This album will go down as the best album in rap history.
Was hoping to hear a little more about Down 71 specifically, that track is so fucking batshit insane
I love this lp. It think paved the way for artists coming out the south in late 2000s, early 2010s, like the legendary Nickelus F
I like Bone Thugs because they sampled the video game Eternal Champions for a couple tracks.
Can you do a video on your most anticipated albums of 2023
This album has been on my radar a while; I wonder what the next few classics will be?
When are we getting The Wiggles Big Red Car classic review?
Personally I think Cold Spaghetti Western is THE Wiggles classic that more people should be taking about. It's really a full concept album telling there story of there time in they cowboy era. A truly fasinating piece of history I'd say. But with whatever classic Wiggles album review we get from anthony eventually. It will be completly welcomed.
Forgot to mention that The Crossroads is a remix to Crossroads which was on the original version of the album. They replaced it after the remix blew up almost a year later.
Not to mentional all the HIDDEN secrets within. Even the hidden message within this album took over 20 years to find.
This album is easily one of my favorite albums of all time as a rock fan this album in particular blew my mind with everything it had to offer especially the production even to this day the album sounds extremely fresh I'm really glad it's finally getting some recognition
Finally back to reviews!
All time classic, still bump to this day, ahead of it's time, set the standard, and is THE DEFINITIVE HIP HOP ALBUM of.. the 90s!
ABOUT TIME FANTANO!!!
Jesus , I’ve been waiting YEARS
Thank god you finally reviewed this album. I almost formed my own opinion on it
I miss the charm of the old videos
Saying “Wake up! It’s the first of the month” for 5 minutes straight isn’t a review, Anthony.
ok nerdykid
BABE WAKE UP, THENERDYKID JUST COMMENTED
Some folks had a blink phase in middleschool, but i had a Bone Thug phase lol great review melon. Inspiring project for me. Budsmokers only changed my life lol
So many people sleep on this Album shit on this group. I love everything about this album. It literally made me want to make music.
I hope mobb deep's the infamous is also included in this week's classic reviews
I really expected him to start with ''Firsthony of the Monthano''.
Glad to hear you like these guys Anthony! Thanks for putting me onto them.
I’ve finally started to explore new music on my own, and I listened to this about a week ago. Great album
The end of 7th grade was great for music. We had this, REM monster, Alice In Chains, Nirvana unplugged, TLC Crazy Sexy Cool, NIN Downward Spiral, Radiohead The Bends, Natalie Merchant Tigerlily, Alanis, Jewel, Oasis Morning Glory, Greenday, STP and the Clueless soundtrack on repeat
bone thugs only album that really aged well, well...this, creepin and to some extent art of war.
this & creepin are their only classics, love this album yo, their best easily and in my top 20 - 15 albums of all time.